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"I became an acupuncturist to help people feel well again, to move from having chronic pain or feeling tired all the time, to fully engaging with life."

Rachel Clark,
Licensed Acupuncturist

Welcome To Chestnut Hill Acupuncture

Many people come to acupuncture for the first time to manage an acute situation of pain or to try acupuncture when surgery and steroids have failed to resolve their health issues. Acupuncture is a safe relaxing alternative for patients who want to get well. I became an acupuncturist to help people feel well again, to move from feeling tired all the time or having chronic pain, to fully engaging with life.

More and more people rid themselves of back and neck pain or recover their full strength after cancer treatment, and are able to make lifestyle changes in diet and exercise so they are feeling vibrant and alive. Read the testimonials to see how people have moved from being in pain, tired, and wired to feeling like their life is moving in a positive direction.

What is Acupuncture?

Acupuncture is a holistic medicine practiced in China for over 2000 years that treats the mind, body and spirit.

Initial Treatment

The 1st session with an acupuncturist usually takes an hour and a half because the acupuncturist is gathering information about your health history and formulating a treatment plan to address your specific concerns.

What to Expect

In an acupuncture session, a diagnosis is made after an intake and points are chosen to bring the body back into harmony.

Testimonial - David Weidemann
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"Severe chronic peripheral neuropathy pain did not respond to any treatments except Doctor directed 24/7 narcotics. Chronic migraines only responded to neurologist surgically injected Botox every three months for years. A master plumber, life as I knew it shut down. With regular treatments by Rachel, no more narcotics, nor Botox injections. Plus, my bare feet feel the carpet for the first time in five years". ~ David Weidemann, Abington, PA

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