Acupuncture is very safe when performed by a licensed acupuncturist. Before getting acupuncture, ensure the practitioner went to a recognized school and is licensed in the state.

Acupuncture is not painful. You may feel a momentary pressure or pinch when the needles break the skin, but once it is in place you should feel no pain.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine it is believed that illness is due to an imbalance in the flow of energy throughout the body. We use disposable stainless steel acupuncture needles to stimulate the 14 energy-carrying meridians in the body to help prevent and treat various illnesses. 

No - the other services we offer (Fire Cupping, Gua Sha, Herbal Remedies) will be offered to you if the practitioner determines it is right for you. Only take-home herbal remedies & medications may carry an additional charge.

Season Flow Acupuncture does not accept insurance. We do accept HSA and FSA. You are able to submit treatments to your insurance for reimbursement if it is covered by your provider.

The frequency of treatments will vary for each patient depending on the condition and how the body responds to Acupuncture. 1 to 2 times per week until progress is made is typical.  

Cupping can be added to an acupuncture treatment to increase the movement of blood and energy to help with pain and tension.

The bruising after a cupping treatment really depends on your body and how much "stagnation" there is in the area being treated. Bruising can range from a very dark purple to pale pink. The color of the bruising tells us what exactly is going on in the body and your practitioner will tell you about the color of your bruising during your session.