Services

Our independent practitioners are pleased to offer a wide array of treatments and services - from the traditional and time-honored to the modern and cutting-edge. Our services are diverse and intended for those who wish to enhance their health, explore personal growth, relieve pain, or recover from illness and injury. The dedicated practitioners here at CHA are happy to assist you in determining the best treatment for you and your current circumstances. Our intention is to create opportunities for fostering deeper connections and to promote well-being on all levels - personal, community, and planetary.

Acupuncture

Acupuncture is an ancient system of healing used for thousands of years to anticipate, treat, and prevent disease. It is the oldest continuously-practiced medical system in the world, and one third of the world's population still uses it as their primary health-care system. Acupuncture is based on the principle that there are natural laws which govern not only the world around us, but our bodies as well. These laws describe a life force, qi, that moves in all things.

Structural Bodywork

Structural Bodywork refers to modalities that diagnose and treat misalignments in the musculoskeletal and myofascial systems of the body. By correcting these misalignments, structural bodywork seeks to reduce pain, increase functionality and ease, and enhance overall well-being.

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Coaching

Coaching is a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires you to maximize your potential. The process is focuses on helping you identify and achieve goals that lead to living a meaningful and authentic life.

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Movement Education

Movement Education teaches clients how to move with greater freedom and to maintain proper alignment. The practitioner first observes current movement patterns: how a person sits, stands, and walks. Based on these observations, the practitioner will make the client aware of habitual patterns that are limiting movement or causing tension, and introduce new ways of moving, as well as exercises and skills, that will result in greater flexibility, balance, and ease.

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Herbal Medicine

Chinese herbal medicine, along with acupuncture, is part of an integrated system of Chinese medicine that has been practiced for over 3,000 years. Chinese herbal medicine is a natural and gentle way to enhance the body's innate ability to cope with stress and heal from injury and illness. Herbal prescriptions are individualized, formulated to provide relief from symptoms while addressing the underlying imbalances that may be causing them. Chinese herbal medicine can used alone or in conjunction with acupuncture. It can also safely complement Western medical treatments and reduce its side effects. 

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Energy Healing

Energy Healing is based on the premise that matter and energy are not mutually exclusive, but that matter is simply a denser form of energy. The human energy field sets the foundation for the physical body. Any disturbance, or imbalance, will manifest first in the energy field before affecting the physical body. The energy therapist seeks to re-balance the energy fields of the body, opening up the flow of energy, clearing blockages, and releasing toxins. Energy Healing can be done hands-on, hands-off, or even at a distance.

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Zero Balancing

Zero Balancing®, or ZB, was developed by Fritz Smith, MD, and draws upon his background in both osteopathy and acupuncture, thus integrating fundamental principles of western medicine with eastern concepts of energy. This technique provides the possibility of healing by addressing the energy flow of the skeletal system.

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Authentic Voicework

Authentic VoiceWork is a profoundly liberating and transformational creative practice, that uses self-generated sound to access the embodied voice.