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CREDENTIALS
NCCAOM Certification
National Certification Commission for
Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
Master of Acupuncture
New England School of
Acupuncture
Boston, Massachusetts
Certification
Qi Gong Hospital,
Baoding, China
HCV Certified Practitioner
National Acupuncture Detoxification
Association
Graduate
Ohashi Institute (Shiatsu Training)
Chicago School of Massage Therapy
Bachelor of Arts
University of Wisconsin
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SPECIALTIES
Digestive disorders:
irritable bowl, painful bloating and hyperacidity, constipation
and diarrhea
Respiratory disorders:
asthma, bronchitis, sore throat and colds
Neurological and muscular
disorders: migrane
headaches, other headaches, back pain, sciatica, arthritis,
neck pain, frozen shoulder, spinal regularities and fibromylagia.
Urinary, menstrual, menopausal and reproductive problems.
Other important areas
include:
Anxiety, depression, menopausal symptoms, fatigue, stress,
systemic exhaustion, viral infections, and structural
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ACUPUNTURE
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Developed 3000 years
ago by physicians in Oriental medicine who observed both the
nature of good health and the pathological flow of Qi in
ill-health. These physicians observed and learned to alter the
subtle level of Qi that "ceaselessly and continuously
circulates" through 14 major surface energy pathways on the
body.
- Dynamic and ever-developing, acupuncture is able to address
illness and imbalances that continue to occur over the millenia.
Even today the body responds to the applied principles of
acupuncture.
- Treatment supports the body to relieve the pain, correct the
imbalance, and strengthen the core energy
- Classical acupuncture procedures include the use of
manufactured pre-packaged sterile needles which are medically
disposed of after one-time use. The body is stimulated by the
painless insertion of these thread-like needles at the surface
of the skin.
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LIFE
EXPERIENCES
20 years bodywork experience including 12 years of Shiatsu
Manager, Center for Holistic Medicine,
New York City
Homeopathic Pharmacy Assistant, New
York and Chicago
Interpreter, US Military physicians and
Cuban and refugee outpatients
Yoga study and travel/ India and Nepal
Medical Qi Gong/ China |
JAPANESE
STYLE ACUPUNTURE
At the core of Rosanne's treatment lies the Kiiko style of
Acupuncture characterized by its palpatory (touching) evaluative
approach. Reflexes on the abdomen are released giving immediate
feedback and rapid results.
Rosanne tutored personally with Kiiko Matsumoto in Boston for
more than 2 years following graduation.
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TREATMENT
Acupuncture and
medical qi gong derive from the same paradigm and classic texts,
and are naturally compatible. Drawing from 23 years of
healthcare experience, Rosanne Emanuele uses the following
classic methods and procedures of healing for effective and
painless treatment. The patient will feel deeply rested,
refreshed, and energized.
- Acupuncture
- Moxibustion
- referred to as "moxa" a procedure using the herb mugwart/artemesia
either at the base of or at the tip of the needle
- Medical Qi Gong
- the passing of healing energy above the body surface
- Cupping-suction
is applied
- Gua Sha
- a disperisve scraping method |
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GUIDELINES FOR
YOUR VISIT |
FOOD
It is advised to eat at least a small snack if youv'e skipped
the meal before your treatment.
DRESS
Wear comfortable, loose fitting clothes that can be pushed up to
the knees and elbows. You are welcome to change before your
appointment into clothes you have brought. It is also an option
to remove your outer clothes for easiest access to treatment.
Tight jeans and turtlenecks are not acupunture friendly!
Please turn off cell phones before coming in for your
appointment.
What you say will be respected as confidential.
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FEES AND SCHEDULING
Payment for all services is due at the time of your visit.
Since there is no receptionist, it is most convenient to arrive
with your payment: cash, check or charge, ready before the
session begins. This is also a good time to schedule several
return visits.
CANCELLATION
Other than sudden emergencies, 24 hours advance notice is
required for cancellations. You may miss one non-canceled
appointment without consequence. Also, if you cancel with too
short a notice but I am able to fill the slot, you are not
responsible for the fee. In all other cases, you are
responsible for appointments you make. |
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
You are welcome to arrive a bit early to use the bathroom or
help yourself to some tea or water.
DURING YOUR VISIT
No particular belief or knowledge of acupunture is needed for
good results, however, an attitude of receptivity to treatment
is helpful.
AFTER YOUR VISIT
Remain and rest awhile following your treatment if you wish.
For a maximum results, it is recommended to avoid strong
influences for 24 hours such as aerobic exercies, heavy
weightlifting, sauna, massage or other energy work, unusually
spicy food, and strong mental or emotional extremes. Normal
activity and normal diet is recommended. |
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Link to the
American Chiropractic Society |
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