At Acupuncture Works, I provide individualized acupuncture for acute and chronic pain using Traditional Japanese-style Meridian Therapy (TJM). Treatment plans are based on palpation, clinical assessment, and real-time findings to address discomfort, improve function, and support long-term pain reduction. Care is tailored to your presentation and adjusted as your symptoms or movement patterns change.
Pain can present in many ways, and treatment is individualized based on your symptoms, palpatory findings, and clinical assessment. Below are examples of pain-related concerns commonly addressed in the clinic.
I treat a wide range of upper body pain patterns, including:
Muscle tension and tightness
Limited range of motion
Tech neck and posture-related discomfort
Stress-related or repetitive-strain tension
Acupuncture can help reduce discomfort, support mobility, and decrease inflammation in cases of:
Chronic or acute low back pain
Pain aggravated by sitting, lifting, or standing
Radiating or referral pain in the hips or pelvis
Treatment focuses on circulation, nerve pathway regulation, and reducing irritation associated with:
Sciatic pain radiating down the leg
Nerve compression patterns
Tingling, tightness, or discomfort related to low-back or pelvic floor imbalances
I treat many types of headaches, including:
Tension headaches
Stress-related or posture-related headaches
Hormonal or cycle-related migraines
Headaches associated with neck or shoulder strain
Treatment may benefit:
Strains, sprains, and overuse injuries
Tendon irritation
Pain following increased training or repetitive activity
Acupuncture can support recovery by reducing swelling, improving tissue circulation, and easing pain after surgical procedures or medical interventions.
Treatment plans depend on the nature and duration of your pain. Many patients begin with weekly sessions, then transition to less frequent visits as symptoms improve.
I use gentle Japanese-style needling techniques. Most patients find the treatments comfortable, and many feel immediate changes in tension or circulation.
Yes. Chronic pain often responds well to consistent treatment, especially when guided by palpation and ongoing assessment.
Absolutely. Acupuncture can complement physical therapy, chiropractic care, orthopedic care, and other medical treatments.
Stress-related patterns often respond well to Japanese-style acupuncture, which focuses on regulation and balancing tension patterns in the body.
If you’re unsure whether acupuncture can help with your specific pain condition, you’re welcome to reach out or schedule a visit to discuss your symptoms.
I value a clear, grounded treatment relationship. If your concerns align with this approach, you can schedule an appointment at your convenience.
Acupuncture Works is located in the Buckhead area of Atlanta.
The building requires entry access, so detailed arrival instructions will be sent after you schedule.
Location
Acupuncture Works
3121 Maple Drive NE
Suite 102
Atlanta, GA 30305
Parking
Free on-site parking is available.
For brief questions related to scheduling or logistics, you may email the clinic at kerri@acuworks.net.
Clinical questions are addressed during appointments.