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Opening Hours

Monday & Tuesday

10:00 am – 6:00 pm

Wednesday

1:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Thursday & Friday

10:00 am – 6:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday

Closed

Frequently Asked Questions

Is acupuncture painful?

One of the most common misconception about acupuncture is that it must be painful because it involves needles. However, acupuncture is usually painless since the needles used are as thin as a hair. First time patients often express their surprise at how different the experience is from what they had envisioned.

Before the first treatment, I take a moment to inform patients that they may experience a sensation called the “de qi” sensation. This refers to the arrival of energy to the acupuncture point. This sensation is often described as feeling of numbness, tingling, distension, heaviness, warmth, or a radiating feeling. These sensations are desirable as they indicate that the treatment is having the intended effect on the body. These sensations typically dissipate within a few seconds, leaving the patient in a calm state. In fact, many patients find acupuncture so relaxing that they fall asleep during treatment. Despite the common fear of needles, most people find acupuncture to be a comfortable, soothing, and even enjoyable experience.

Before treatment, I like to tell patients to have something light to eat, so they are neither too full or too hungry. Having acupuncture on an empty stomach could make you feel lightheaded or fatigued after, so it’s best to eat within a few hours before your treatment.

Acupuncture is covered to a certain amount by most extended health care plans in NB. I encourage patients to check with their insurance providers to determine what their coverage is. To make things easier for our patients, we offer direct billing to most extended health care plans from our clinic (please ask us about your insurance provider). All you need to do is bring your extended health care card or information with you to your first treatment, and we will directly bill the insurance company for the treatment, or the portion of the treatment which is covered.

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