About Practice Space

A person reclines in a chair during an acupuncture treatment. They wear a green t-shirt and black pants that have been rolled up to show their calves. Their eyes are closed.

What Happens at Practice Space?

Private Acupuncture with Austin

Mondays 9 am-2 pm

Tuesdays 2:30-4:30 pm

Thursdays 2:30-4:30 pm

Pay What You Can Community Acupuncture with Austin

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 9 am-2 pm

Somatics with Kristen

Thursdays 10 am-1 pm

http://about.me/kristenwaters

*Please see our events page for info on monthly group sessions.*

Practice/Grounding/Reflection Gatherings with Sufia

Two Wednesdays per month. See Sufia’s website to register.

www.healingwithsufia.com

*Please see our events page for weekend retreat dates with Sufia.*

Austin gives acupuncture to one client in the foreground. Another client is visible in the background.

Private vs. Community Style Acupuncture

Private

In a private acupuncture session the patient will have a private room with one table. It is a full hour session where we devote more time to the intake, treatment, and body work (tui na, moxa, cupping, or gua sha).

Community

In a community clinic setting patients will be treated in a large room with 4 zero gravity reclining chairs. The treatment time is still an hour, but a little less time is devoted to the intake and there is less opportunity for extensive bodywork. This structure is designed so that patients can get good care at a low cost. Patients often ask if the treatment is “less” of a treatment because it is in a group setting. The answer is no. The points I chose in a community clinic would be the same as the points I choose during a private session.

The community acupuncture clinic at Practice Space is Pay What You Can.

Everyone has different reasons for choosing private acupuncture or community style acupuncture. Cost is usually the main reason. However, some people prefer being treated in a group setting while others feel more comfortable in a private space.

“Austin is simply a joy to work with and is incredibly easy to talk to. Acupuncture helped balance my body in ways I never knew I needed!”

— Sarah G.