Acupuncture Center for Women, LLC | Acupuncture in Boston, MA

Welcome

Acupuncture Center for Women offers unique evaluations and personalized acupuncture treatments to bring peace while addressing your symptoms.

ACW offers office visits to all and home visits to pregnant and postpartum people.

How to book an appointment

If you are interested in learning more about how acupuncture can help you, please click on the Schedule a 15 Minute Consultation below and book a free 15 minute consultation.

If you are ready to start treatments, click Schedule a Virtual Intake Exam below and book the 30-60 minute virtual intake exam. All treatments begin with a virtual intake exam before you are seen in person.

I look forward to meeting you!

Food Color and Nutrition

Published March 2, 2020

In Chinese medical theory, food is considered medicine. Food has qualities and functions biochemically and energetically that target specific organs. Not only that, but the action a particular food takes to benefit that organ in terms of taste, color and temperature is what is included in Five Element theory. Food has a relationship to both the natural elements

Coronavirus and TCM: Staying Healthy at Home

Published June 4, 2020

Navigating stay at home orders, working from home, schooling from home and the myriad other new things that are now a daily part of life is stressful. It can be easy to get overwhelmed with each new development and all the unknowns that surround our lives because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Traditional Chinese medicine offers something old and

Germ Theory: 101

Why do some people always catch a cold, and others don’t?
Viruses, germs, and bacteria are everywhere. They are in the food we eat, the air we breathe and the water we drink, but not all of them are bad or harmful.

Think of the immune system as your body’s security detail. The cells, tissues, and

Acupuncture: The Original Biohack for Migraines

Having recurring migraines is similar to parenting a temperamental toddler. When they go from being annoying to actively disruptive and mildly infuriating, there is often little one can do but grit your teeth and persevere. The helpful suggestions for managing this occurrence involved a mixture of expert opinion, anecdotal hearsay, individual tinkering and a big dose of patience. So