Acupuncture

At North Ridge Integrative Health We address many ailments and diseases including but not limited to anxiety, depression, autoimmune disorders, blood pressure, diabetes, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, sciatica, infertility, endometriosis, erectile dysfunction, weight loss, addiction, issues with eyesight, and more.

Gua sha

Helps relieve pain, increases circulation to the tissues, and releases toxins, inflammation, and injury from deep in the body to the surface. This can be done with glass "fire" cupping or plastic cups with suction. Once at the surface, the toxins are broken down and circulated away from the tissue. It also releases endorphins, and most patients find it very relaxing.
Tuina

is an ancient Chinese healing practice with a fascinating history. Combining massage techniques and traditional knowledge of the body's energy systems, it seeks to restore balance between yin-yang forces. Through compression, joint manipulation, pinching and vibrational stimulation on acupuncture points Restores both physical wellbeing and positive flow of chi throughout the whole body.
Moxibustion

is used for: Pain due to injury or arthritis, especially in "cold" patterns where the pain naturally feels better with the application of heat. Digestive problems and irregular elimination.
Herbal Therapy

Herbs help treat the root of a person's health problem as well as symptoms. Acupuncture treats from the outside-in, herbs treat a person from the inside-out. Herbal formulas are tailored to an individual, and they are balanced to minimize side effects.

Cupping:

helps relieve pain, increases circulation to the tissues, and releases toxins, inflammation, and injury from deep in the body to the surface. This can be done with glass "fire" cupping or plastic cups with suction. Once at the surface, the toxins are broken down and circulated away from the tissue. It also releases endorphins, and most patients find it very relaxing.

Electrostimulation:

acupuncture combined with electrostimulation offers an enhanced treatment to address certain ailments. A mild current is passed between two strategically-placed needles providing a focused and beneficial stimulation of the nerve fibers, however care should be taken as this technique may not be suitable for those with pacemakers or pregnancy, impaired mental status, or over any wou