Acupuncture is generally painless or low pain treatment. We use ultra- thin Japanese needles to ensure maximum comfort. Sensations during acupuncture can range from a slight tingling or mild pressure to a brief, minimal discomfort upon needle insertion, followed by a sense of relaxation and well-being. The treatment is easily tolerated by most. 

To prepare for an acupuncture session, it is recommended to wear loose and comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the areas where the needles will be inserted. It is also recommended to have a light meal or snack beforehand and avoid caffeine or alcohol to ensure optimal comfort during the session.

Yes, acupuncture can often be used alongside other medical treatments. It is important to inform your acupuncturist about any other treatments or medications you are receiving to ensure coordination and to avoid any potential interactions or contraindications.

Yes! Our therapists are Registered Acupuncturists, which means our treatments would be covered under insurance and we will provide you a bill of service to be submitted to your provider. However, insurance coverage level varies depending on your specific insurance provider and plan so it's best to check with them directly. 

Acupuncture offers relief for a range of pregnancy-related issues, including nausea, back pain, stress, and more. However, consulting your physician before undergoing treatment is essential. Additionally, discussing your individual goals and concerns with the acupuncturist ensures personalized care and optimal results.

Acupuncture is generally considered safe, with minimal side effects. Serious side effects are rare when acupuncture is performed by a trained and licensed practitioner.