Acupuncture uses very thin, sterile, one-time use, disposable needles to stimulate specific points on the body to correct imbalances.

Insertion of the needles goes unnoticed by some, while others may feel a heavy sensation, or a pleasant dull ache. These sensations are the needles connecting with your energy, known as Qi. Needles remain in the body anywhere from 5 minutes to 45 minutes depending on what you need

The time with the needles unblocks stuck energy and initiates transformations across all levels of the self. After the treatment, people usually notice changes ranging from profound relaxation, decrease of pain or other symptoms, or an increase in energy and clarity.

The number of acupuncture sessions needed depends upon the nature and severity of the symptoms, and how long they have been present. Initial acupuncture sessions are scheduled as often as four times per week or as little as two times per month.

Responses vary, with some individuals requiring only a few sessions, while others need sustained care in order to reverse entrenched patterns established over a long period of time. As symptoms improve, fewer visits are needed.

Diseases Treated

Chinese Medicine has been recognized by the National Institute of Health (NIH) and the World Health Organization (WHO) to be helpful in the treatment of many diseases and imbalances such as: anxiety, depression, low back pain, fatigue, insomnia, infertility, addiction, orthopedic pain, and women's health.
Here's the full list from the NIH and WHO:

Addiction-Alcohol, Drugs, Smoking, Caffeine	Allergies/Asthma

Anxiety/Depression							Arthritis/Joint Problems

Asthma										Back Pain

Bladder/Kidney Problems						Bronchitis and other Respiratory Disorders

Conjunctivitis								Constipation

Diarrhea									Colds/Flu

Cough/Bronchitis							Dizziness

Fatigue										Fertility

Frozen Shoulder								Gastrointestinal Disorders

Gynecological Disorders						Headache/Migraine

Heart Problems/Palpitations					High Blood Pressure

Immune System Deficiency					Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Knee Pain									Menopausal Discomfort

Menstrual Irregularities						Muscular Skeletal Disorders

Pre-Menstrual Syndrome						Paralysis/Numbness

Rhinitis										Sciatica

Sexual Dysfunction							Shoulder Pain

Smoking Cessation							Sinusitis

Skin Problems								Stress/Tension

Stroke Rehabilitation							Tendonitis/Tennis Elbow

Vision Problems