Acupuncture

Acupuncture is beneficial for many conditions and can be used along with conventional medicine or as an independent therapy. Most known for pain management, acupuncture also helps with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, insomnia, side effects of chemotherapy and systemic issues.

It involves the insertion of very thin, sterile wire needles (as narrow as your hair) through the skin at strategic points. This produces a sensation but is not painful. Acupuncture helps muscle relax by targeting a special spot, breaking a cycle of poor blood flow and allowing the body to heal in a better way. Acupuncture has been shown to block nerve pain and decrease inflammation. Each treatment helps release endorphin hormones, dopamine and serotonin, which reminds the body to increase these levels on its own.

What should I expect at my appointment?

After you complete a brief questionnaire, your acupuncturist will get to know you and discuss your condition and goals. You will then lie down on a heated massage table. The acupuncturist will then insert thin needles of various lengths into areas of your skin based on your specific condition. You then rest while the muscles relax. Sessions usually last between 25-50 minutes depending on what is being treated.

What does acupuncture feel like?

• You may feel a tingle or pressure, but it should not be painful.
• Most patients experience deep relaxation or calmness.
• Many times the experience is so relaxing you may fall asleep during your session!
• There is usually no discomfort when they remove the needles.

What can acupuncture treat?

Acupuncture can treat a wide variety of symptoms including but not limited to:

• Anxiety and depression
• PTSD
• Post-surgical recovery
• Pain (acute, chronic, auto-immune, degenerative)
• Cancer treatment-related symptoms (neuropathy, nausea, hormonal imbalance, emotional, fatigue)
• Insomnia
• Women’s Health (endometriosis, menopause, menstrual health, pre- and post-partum wellness)

Not sure if acupuncture could benefit you? Please call us at 402-481-7973.

Immerse yourself in a serene environment where precision meets relaxation. Experience the therapeutic effects of acupuncture, tailored to enhance your overall well-being.

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Many insurance companies cover acupuncture today. Please contact your carrier to ask about coverage for acupuncture.

Speak with your medical provider for a referral.

Acupuncture - 25 Minutes – $55

A 25-minute treatment allows a quick history of one complaint/body area and needle treatment.

Acupuncture - 50 Minutes – $95

A 50-minute treatment, recommended for the initial appointment, provides a more thorough history, additional complaints and inclusion of bodywork and/or red-light therapy.

Acupuncture - 80 Minutes – $130

An 80-minute treatment is ideal for those with multiple complaints or complicated medical history.  It affords time for treatment on both sides of the body, acupuncture and the inclusion of bodywork.

Ear Seed Treatment: Acupressure - 15 Minutes – $15

Support relaxation and overall balance with this gentle, 15-minute ear seed session. Ear seeding uses small adhesive seeds placed on specific acupressure points of the ear. These points correspond to different areas of the body, and gentle pressure may help ease tension, calm the nervous system and extend the benefits of acupuncture or wellness care between visits.  

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Lisa Lourey, DAc, LAc

Lisa Lourey earned her master’s and doctorate degrees in acupuncture from the Maryland University of Integrative Health in Laurel, Maryland. She is committed to providing exceptional care and holds certifications in pelvic floor acupuncture, sports medicine acupuncture, neurological acupuncture and oncology acupuncture from Johns Hopkins University.

Lisa combines Western neurological analysis with Eastern medicine to promote healthy blood flow to the brain and spinal cord, delivering remarkable results in chronic pain management and stroke rehabilitation. A 21-year U.S. Army veteran and breast cancer survivor, she is passionate about caring for fellow veterans and supporting oncology patients. While she has advanced training in several areas, she also sees patients for traditional acupuncture needs and general wellness, providing comprehensive care for a wide range of conditions.

In addition to her acupuncture expertise, Lisa is a 500-hour certified yoga instructor and holds certifications in multiple group exercise modalities. She uses her education and experience to guide patients in self-care practices that support lasting health.