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Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a therapeutic technique that involves the insertion of very thin hair-like needles into specific points on the body. Acupuncture can be performed with or without electric stimulation through the needles. This technique triggers a cascade of local and systemic biochemical and neurophysiologic reactions, which address diverse conditions in the body and result in better body self-re... Read More

Acupuncture is a therapeutic technique that involves the insertion of very thin hair-like needles into specific points on the body. Acupuncture can be performed with or without electric stimulation through the needles. This technique triggers a cascade of local and systemic biochemical and neurophysiologic reactions, which address diverse conditions in the body and result in better body self-regulation and thus, improved health. Although its technique can’t be described in a single statement, possible therapeutic pathways for acupuncture may involve systematic, segmental, local, and psychological effects.

A significant body of rigorous scientific research demonstrates that acupuncture is effective for many chronic health conditions, including musculoskeletal pain, lower back pain, arthritis, migraine and other headaches, and digestive and hormonal issues. See, for example, a large scale meta-analysis by Vickers(https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3658605/)

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Yoga

The goal of movement in yoga is to settle the mind and connect to the spirit. Whether your preference is for an active practice or one that’s more relaxing, take a moment to consider your personal needs and analyze the many different styles. If you’re looking for a physically demanding flow, Vinyasa may be a good place to start. This style of yoga is one with dynamic postures that are explored ... Read More

The goal of movement in yoga is to settle the mind and connect to the spirit. Whether your preference is for an active practice or one that’s more relaxing, take a moment to consider your personal needs and analyze the many different styles. If you’re looking for a physically demanding flow, Vinyasa may be a good place to start. This style of yoga is one with dynamic postures that are explored in a sequence to build up heat and strengthen the muscles. Yin, on the other hand, is using somewhat active poses but at a slower pace, with the poses ranging from around 2-6 minute holds. The aim of Yin is to center the mind and use the breath for easing into a deeper stretch. Restorative, however, is the most rejuvenating style of yoga that there is, with props used in each posture to promote passive stretching and calm the nervous system. There’s minimal movement in Restorative and holds can be an average of 3-10 minutes in length. While this is not a comprehensive list of yoga types, these are some of the common practice styles used in the private yoga offerings at Beyond Acupuncture. We also have an option for focusing on Pranayama, which is breathwork. This session would be a deep dive into breathing techniques to tap into the somatic experience and facilitate control that can be incorporated into stress-reducing mechanisms for daily life. Not sure if yoga is for you? Have further questions of which style might benefit you the most? Please feel free to reach out to Grace Wolfe at gw@bydacu.com with any questions you may have.

Terri Stork

Terri is an experienced massage therapist with specialties in sports, therapeutic, and deep tissue massage. She holds certifications in cupping, lymphatic drainage, stretching, and has Pilates training.

Her career highlights include providing care to athletes, trainers, and coaches from the Commanders, XFL, and WNBA.

With her extensive experience and dedication, she continues to deliver exceptional care tailored to the needs of her diverse clientele.

Having overcome her own back injuries, she brings empathy and understanding to what it takes to ease pain and restore mobility. Terri’s years of service bring dedication and passion to building strong relationships to understand clients needs focusing on their comfort and overall well-being.

Terri is an experienced massage therapist with specialties in sports, therapeutic, and deep tiss... Read More

Grace Wolfe L.Ac., RYT-200

Grace completed her Master of Science in Acupuncture at the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine and is a licensed National Board-Certified practitioner.

As a registered yoga teacher, Grace understands the full range of the body’s abilities and uses acupuncture to treat both stiffness as well as hypermobility in her patients.

How the body can affect the mind and vice versa is especially intriguing to Grace in her focus on musculoskeletal pain.

Grace completed her Master of Science in Acupuncture at the Virginia University of Integrative Me... Read More

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Daun Jeong

Daun received western and traditional medical education in Dongshin University for six years. Then he completed an internship and residency at the National Medical Center in Seoul, South Korea.

In addition to the experiences of in-patients in the general hospital, he owned a private clinic in Korea from 2013 to 2018, specializing in pain management with a history of performing 100,000+ acupuncture treatments and treating 10,000+ patients.

Through experiences in both Western and Eastern medicine, he sets it as a mission to bridge two fields of medicine together.

Daun received western and traditional medical education in Dongshin University for six years. Th... Read More

Hyun Sun Kang

Dr. Kang graduated from Dongguk University College of Korean Medicine, where she met the charm of Korean Medicine and brought it into her life.

She studied both Western and Eastern Medicine for 6 years and became a Korean Medicine Doctor.

Dr. Kang graduated from Dongguk University College of Korean Medicine, where she met the charm of... Read More

Ahyoung Ku

Ahyoung is a licensed acupuncturist, certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) and completed a degree in Certificate of East Asian Nutrition.

Ahyoung specializes in treating neck pain, particularly in relation to migraines and headaches, as well as lower back pain. Additionally, she has a keen interest in managing allergies and digestive issues.

She believes in our body’s natural healing ability to rebalance itself and is willing to help you to maintain a balanced life.

Ahyoung is a licensed acupuncturist, certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupu... Read More

David Thomas

David Thomas works alongside our team of acupuncturists to offer personalized training sessions for patients post-injury or with other potential restrictions to achieve their unique fitness goals. He brings over a decade of experience to the table with his background as a Command Fitness Instructor in the Navy since 2013 and a Personal Training certification from the National Academy of Sports Medicine.

Whether you’re looking to build muscle, lose fat, improve body composition, or boost cardiovascular health, David is here to guide and motivate you every step of the way.

David Thomas works alongside our team of acupuncturists to offer personalized training sessions f... Read More

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