Activate the body. Heal through movement.

Motion Acupuncture is an innovative integration of traditional acupuncture and therapeutic movement.
By combining precise needle insertion with active or passive movement of the body during treatment, it enhances the flow of Qi and blood, deepens musculoskeletal release, and improves clinical outcomes.

Rooted in the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principle of “combining movement and stillness”, Motion Acupuncture harnesses both stillness for nourishment and movement for circulation—creating a dynamic path toward healing.

Not just acupuncture. A moving form of medicine.

Rather than lying still after needles are inserted, patients are gently guided to move targeted areas—either independently or with assistance.
This movement stimulates tissues and nerve pathways while the needles work to unblock stagnation, relax muscles, and rebalance the system.
The result? Greater mobility, faster recovery, and deeper healing.

What Conditions Can Motion Acupuncture Help With?

Musculoskeletal Pain & Functional Disorders:

  • Tennis elbow / Golfer’s elbow
  • Neck and shoulder pain
  • Frozen shoulder
  • Back pain, lower back tightness
  • Knee pain and stiffness
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Trigeminal neuralgia
  • Some types of headaches (e.g. tension or cervicogenic)

 Internal Imbalances & Systemic Issues:

  • Simple obesity (by supporting metabolic activation)
  • Tinnitus (ear ringing, through meridian and nerve regulation)
  • Cervicogenic hypertension (linked to neck tension and autonomic imbalance)
  • Digestive issues (bloating, sluggish digestion)
  • Urinary and reproductive imbalances (menstrual irregularity, low libido, pelvic tension)

 Why Choose Motion Acupuncture?

  • Enhanced results through movement-induced Qi flow and soft tissue mobilization
  • Effective pain relief by targeting both structural and neural mechanisms
  • Whole-body healing—supports not just muscles, but metabolism, circulation, and internal systems
  • Integrative approach that blends traditional wisdom with modern rehabilitation principles

Is Motion Acupuncture Right for You?

You may benefit from Motion Acupuncture if you’re dealing with:

  • Ongoing musculoskeletal pain or stiffness
  • Movement restrictions after injury or inactivity
  • Subtle imbalances in digestion, metabolism, or circulation
  • A desire to reconnect with your body through intentional, restorative care

Motion Acupuncture invites your body to participate in its own healing—
through stillness, through movement, and through the intelligence of connection.