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Healing That Works

Whole-body treatments focused on pain reduction, stress regulation, and restoring functional balance for improved overall health.

We are offering both individualized and community-based care options.

Acupuncture

Massage Therapy

Meet Teresa

I’m a Montana girl at heart, now rooted in Southern California. My path into this work didn’t follow a straight line—I started in Western Medicine but felt called to something more.

That journey led me to Eastern Medicine, where I discovered a deeper way of understanding the body—not just treating symptoms, but supporting the whole system.

Now, I bring both worlds together to create a more balanced, personalized approach to healing.

Testimonials

  • “When I was in my 20s I started having unexplained severe digestion and menstrual cramps. As time went on the cramps started to effect other parts of my body too. This later changed into body shakes, muscle cramping and finally body posturing. I called them attacks. I saw many different types of Doctors. Some of whom told me it was all in my head!! It was finally agreed that it was neurological in nature, and I was put on a cocktail of drugs for approximately 20 years. As time went on I had to take more medicine just to get by and even this began to fail. I was having attacks more frequently and it was affecting my job and my life. My husband would have to come pick me up at work. After visiting a new neurologist she suggested that I try some alternative medicine. She thought Acupuncture might be helpful. So I met Teresa. During my first appointment we realized that Acupuncture triggered an attack. My body went through the shaking, cramping and painful posturing for over an hour. Teresa asked if we could experiment with some Essential Oils to see if they could help. We found that Basil calmed the attack! Also after a few appointments we found that the oil and Acupuncture also prevented the attacks. I have been able to continually reduce the drugs I take to now a bare minimum.”

    LYN ONEIL