Acupuncturists in Haddonfield, NJ
My special interests are in pain management, mental health and behavioral addictions while incorporating Chinese herbs and medical massage therapy. I have worked with Osteopathic doctors and Chiropractors where I have specialized in conditions that include all severities of muscular pain and structural imbalances.I also have had opportunities to work in a variety of environments in which spiritual and emotional growth have been the priority. I form relationships in an open and compassionate way while encouraging honest communication. With this connection I provide insight into a healthy, positive perspective.
My special interests are in pain management, mental health and behavioral addictions while incorporating Chinese herbs and medical massage therapy. I have worked with Osteopathic doctors and Chiropractors where I have specialized in conditions that include all severities of muscular pain and structural imbalances.I also have had opportunities to work in a variety of environments in which spiritual and emotional growth have been the priority. I form relationships in an open and compassionate way while encouraging honest communication. With this connection I provide insight into a healthy, positive perspective.
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A licensed Acupuncturist and Registered Nurse, Laura Greenfield specializes in sports medicine, pain management, and women’s health. Laura earned a Masters Degree in Acupuncture and completed the Chinese Herbal Medicine Program from the Won Institute of Graduate Studies. She meets all standards outlined by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). With this knowledge, Laura is able to combine both Eastern and Western views to create a treatment approach that is unique to each individual.
A licensed Acupuncturist and Registered Nurse, Laura Greenfield specializes in sports medicine, pain management, and women’s health. Laura earned a Masters Degree in Acupuncture and completed the Chinese Herbal Medicine Program from the Won Institute of Graduate Studies. She meets all standards outlined by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). With this knowledge, Laura is able to combine both Eastern and Western views to create a treatment approach that is unique to each individual.
Yingzhe Li, a master acupuncturist in NJ and NY states, a medical doctor in China, has practiced Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, and western medicine for over 20 years, among which 10 years are spent in the United States. Currently she practices acupuncture and Chinese medicine in NJ. Yingzhe Li received eight years medical education in both Chinese medicine and modern western medicine from Henan and Guangzhu universities of TCM, and got strict training in internal medicine, gynecology, acupuncture and herbal therapy. She worked as an attending physician treating a lot of patients by using acupuncture, Chinese medicine, and western medicine.
Yingzhe Li, a master acupuncturist in NJ and NY states, a medical doctor in China, has practiced Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, and western medicine for over 20 years, among which 10 years are spent in the United States. Currently she practices acupuncture and Chinese medicine in NJ. Yingzhe Li received eight years medical education in both Chinese medicine and modern western medicine from Henan and Guangzhu universities of TCM, and got strict training in internal medicine, gynecology, acupuncture and herbal therapy. She worked as an attending physician treating a lot of patients by using acupuncture, Chinese medicine, and western medicine.
Dr. Brian Yoon is a well-known Korean & Japanese style acupuncturist in NJ & PA. He is a Korean Traditional Medicine Doctor, specialized in treating pain, stress and anxiety, and women’s reproductive health. As a National Board-Certified Diplomat of Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM), he is licensed for acupuncture and herbal medicine in New York and Pennsylvania.
Dr. Brian Yoon is a well-known Korean & Japanese style acupuncturist in NJ & PA. He is a Korean Traditional Medicine Doctor, specialized in treating pain, stress and anxiety, and women’s reproductive health. As a National Board-Certified Diplomat of Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM), he is licensed for acupuncture and herbal medicine in New York and Pennsylvania.
I studied Traditional Chinese Medicine in the US and Tianjin, China. I utilize Japanese Acupuncture, Nogier Auricular Acupuncture, and Shamanism from the Pachakuti Mesa Tradition. I am a Reiki Master.
I studied Traditional Chinese Medicine in the US and Tianjin, China. I utilize Japanese Acupuncture, Nogier Auricular Acupuncture, and Shamanism from the Pachakuti Mesa Tradition. I am a Reiki Master.
In my practice I combine both East and West with my Western-medical background; I use needles, cupping, guasha, pulsed electromagnetic frequency machine, and nutrition to reach balance within body. My professional interest is the painful conditions, digestive issues, PMS, migraines, emotional issues, injuries, and more. I began my healing career with interest in pediatrics; In pursuit of that interest I obtained a Medical Degree.I believe that mind is an incredibly powerful tool and ultimately most diseases stem from an emotional root. I realized that conventional medicine is not sufficient enough in healing such diseases.
In my practice I combine both East and West with my Western-medical background; I use needles, cupping, guasha, pulsed electromagnetic frequency machine, and nutrition to reach balance within body. My professional interest is the painful conditions, digestive issues, PMS, migraines, emotional issues, injuries, and more. I began my healing career with interest in pediatrics; In pursuit of that interest I obtained a Medical Degree.I believe that mind is an incredibly powerful tool and ultimately most diseases stem from an emotional root. I realized that conventional medicine is not sufficient enough in healing such diseases.
Dr. Ming Yang is a practitioner with a unique educational and training background. Based on over 30 years training and experience in Western Medicine, Chinese Medicine, Neurosciences and her deep care and compassion for her patients, Dr. Ming Yang has treated not only pains but also successfully treated more complicated, even undiagnosed challenging clinical cases through holistic adjustment of her patients' entire body from imbalance to balance as well as alleviating their main complaints. Please see the testimonials of her patients (from 3 to 101 years old)
Dr. Ming Yang is a practitioner with a unique educational and training background. Based on over 30 years training and experience in Western Medicine, Chinese Medicine, Neurosciences and her deep care and compassion for her patients, Dr. Ming Yang has treated not only pains but also successfully treated more complicated, even undiagnosed challenging clinical cases through holistic adjustment of her patients' entire body from imbalance to balance as well as alleviating their main complaints. Please see the testimonials of her patients (from 3 to 101 years old)
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Hello, My name is Yoonyoung and I am a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. Acupuncture is based on the idea that a patient’s pain or illness is caused by interruption to the flow of Qi (one’s life energy) in the body. Acupuncture identifies the specific points on the body that corresponds to the condition (acupuncture points) and uses special needles to stimulate those points so that the patient can regain the healthy flow of Qi. As a Chinese medicine practitioner, I view any illness in the context of the whole person. My treatment goes beyond the obvious symptom to the root cause of the illness.
Hello, My name is Yoonyoung and I am a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. Acupuncture is based on the idea that a patient’s pain or illness is caused by interruption to the flow of Qi (one’s life energy) in the body. Acupuncture identifies the specific points on the body that corresponds to the condition (acupuncture points) and uses special needles to stimulate those points so that the patient can regain the healthy flow of Qi. As a Chinese medicine practitioner, I view any illness in the context of the whole person. My treatment goes beyond the obvious symptom to the root cause of the illness.
My approach to health and well being is to treat the whole person and not just the symptom. This philosophy of treatment goes back thousands of years in Eastern Medicine. The goal to overall health and well being is to balance our stressful professional careers, our personal lives and our body's basic and essential nutritional requirements, all of which can be difficult to manage. Studies have shown that long term stress can alter the intricate homeostasis of the brain's chemical and hormonal output, affecting every aspect of our body, from the function of internal organs to our bone structure to our connective tissue.
My approach to health and well being is to treat the whole person and not just the symptom. This philosophy of treatment goes back thousands of years in Eastern Medicine. The goal to overall health and well being is to balance our stressful professional careers, our personal lives and our body's basic and essential nutritional requirements, all of which can be difficult to manage. Studies have shown that long term stress can alter the intricate homeostasis of the brain's chemical and hormonal output, affecting every aspect of our body, from the function of internal organs to our bone structure to our connective tissue.
You may be dealing with chronic back or neck pain, a lingering injury, or daily tension that limits your movement and focus. Perhaps you’ve tried physical therapy, massage, or medication—with little long-term relief. You’re looking for something that actually helps your body heal and keeps the pain from coming back. You want to feel better, stay active, and take care of your health—naturally.
You may be dealing with chronic back or neck pain, a lingering injury, or daily tension that limits your movement and focus. Perhaps you’ve tried physical therapy, massage, or medication—with little long-term relief. You’re looking for something that actually helps your body heal and keeps the pain from coming back. You want to feel better, stay active, and take care of your health—naturally.
Where is health and healing? I believe it is in how we live our lives every day. The thoughts we think, what we say to ourselves and others, the pace of our lives has real impact on how healthy we feel. The guiding principle of Chinese medicine is nourishing life, living in accord with the natural rhythms of the Tao. This is the core concept of my practice and includes looking at how we take care of ourselves. I offer Acupuncture, Massage, Herbal Medicine, Qigong and Taijiquan, as very effective methods in bringing the body into balance and restoring health.
Where is health and healing? I believe it is in how we live our lives every day. The thoughts we think, what we say to ourselves and others, the pace of our lives has real impact on how healthy we feel. The guiding principle of Chinese medicine is nourishing life, living in accord with the natural rhythms of the Tao. This is the core concept of my practice and includes looking at how we take care of ourselves. I offer Acupuncture, Massage, Herbal Medicine, Qigong and Taijiquan, as very effective methods in bringing the body into balance and restoring health.
Netra Eye Institute offers holistic integrative eye treatments with Chinese Medicine and Ayurvedic Medicine. Treatments are offered for most eye conditions which include Glaucoma, Wet and Dry Macular Degeneration, Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) , Diabetic Retinopathy, Dry Eyes, Myopia, Keratoconus, Central Serous Retinopathy, Fuchs’ Dystrophy, Uveitis, Retinal Occulsion (BRVO&CRVO), Corneal Pannus, Myopic Foveoschisis, Retinoschisis, Maculoschisis,
Netra Eye Institute offers holistic integrative eye treatments with Chinese Medicine and Ayurvedic Medicine. Treatments are offered for most eye conditions which include Glaucoma, Wet and Dry Macular Degeneration, Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) , Diabetic Retinopathy, Dry Eyes, Myopia, Keratoconus, Central Serous Retinopathy, Fuchs’ Dystrophy, Uveitis, Retinal Occulsion (BRVO&CRVO), Corneal Pannus, Myopic Foveoschisis, Retinoschisis, Maculoschisis,
We look forward to meeting you, understanding your unique health journey, and partnering with you to achieve better health. Stress is common in NYC. Our effective nervous system tune-ups address this directly, with patients consistently reporting better sleep, a calmer mental state, and sustainable energy. Our practice is built on meaningful relationships; we are dedicated to listening to your story and resolving your health issues.
We look forward to meeting you, understanding your unique health journey, and partnering with you to achieve better health. Stress is common in NYC. Our effective nervous system tune-ups address this directly, with patients consistently reporting better sleep, a calmer mental state, and sustainable energy. Our practice is built on meaningful relationships; we are dedicated to listening to your story and resolving your health issues.
Acupuncturist An Ying graduated from Beijing University of Traditional Chinese medicine in 1985 with an MD degree, specializing in Chinese medicine.
Acupuncturist An Ying graduated from Beijing University of Traditional Chinese medicine in 1985 with an MD degree, specializing in Chinese medicine.
What is the message your body is sending you? Have you been taking your body for granted? We tend to work too hard, play too much, and conduct a lifestyle that creates stress and imbalance to our body. One day our body will say ENOUGH! We get symptoms like pain, chronic fatigue, anxiety, infertility, digestive problems, etc.
What is the message your body is sending you? Have you been taking your body for granted? We tend to work too hard, play too much, and conduct a lifestyle that creates stress and imbalance to our body. One day our body will say ENOUGH! We get symptoms like pain, chronic fatigue, anxiety, infertility, digestive problems, etc.
Point of Balance - Acupuncture and Herbs
Acupuncturist, LAc, MSTOM, MedVet, PhD
Lambertville, NJ 08530
Based on traditional principals of Oriental Medicine, I offer personalized treatments, while also educating patients about healthy lifestyle choices. Health is influenced by our thoughts our feelings and our life experiences. It is the balance of our physical, emotional and mental well-being and not just an absence of illness. Each day we have an opportunity to make positive choices, which greatly will influence our health and well-being. Regular acupuncture treatments can assist in maintaining health and possibly preventing the onset of disease by recognizing subtle tendencies within the organ system that might cause future imbalances.
Based on traditional principals of Oriental Medicine, I offer personalized treatments, while also educating patients about healthy lifestyle choices. Health is influenced by our thoughts our feelings and our life experiences. It is the balance of our physical, emotional and mental well-being and not just an absence of illness. Each day we have an opportunity to make positive choices, which greatly will influence our health and well-being. Regular acupuncture treatments can assist in maintaining health and possibly preventing the onset of disease by recognizing subtle tendencies within the organ system that might cause future imbalances.
Acupuncture is not just inserting fine needles. It is an art of knowledge and technique. Make sure that you are in a good hand! I am strictly trained in China. This is my 22nd years of practice. Please take chance of the free consultation. Let me hear your problem. I will let your know if acupuncture can help you. If I decide to take you as my patient, the result and improvement is guaranteed. We provide traditional Chinese acupuncture, Cupping Therapy, Reflexology, Shiatsu, Tui Na (Oriental manipulation & Deep tissue massage), Dry needling, traditional Chinese exercise, traditional herb treatment and much more!
Acupuncture is not just inserting fine needles. It is an art of knowledge and technique. Make sure that you are in a good hand! I am strictly trained in China. This is my 22nd years of practice. Please take chance of the free consultation. Let me hear your problem. I will let your know if acupuncture can help you. If I decide to take you as my patient, the result and improvement is guaranteed. We provide traditional Chinese acupuncture, Cupping Therapy, Reflexology, Shiatsu, Tui Na (Oriental manipulation & Deep tissue massage), Dry needling, traditional Chinese exercise, traditional herb treatment and much more!
Katie is a Pennsylvania State Board Licensed Acupuncturist providing patient-centered care, rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Your first appointment would include a thorough intake, developing a treatment plan that both patient and practitioner agree to, and time for relaxation. Her goal is to create a comfortable, informed environment where you feel supported in addressing pain, stress, infertility, hormonal health, digestion, sleep, and overall wellness.
Katie is a Pennsylvania State Board Licensed Acupuncturist providing patient-centered care, rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Your first appointment would include a thorough intake, developing a treatment plan that both patient and practitioner agree to, and time for relaxation. Her goal is to create a comfortable, informed environment where you feel supported in addressing pain, stress, infertility, hormonal health, digestion, sleep, and overall wellness.
At Acutech Acupunture, a holistic health center, we believe that everyone has the right to thrive with a happy healthy quality of life. Our mission is to enable patients to stay well with the help of acupuncture. Since most of our patients are taking western medications, we have a pharmacist on staff as well as a nutritionist to assist our patients. Our senior acupuncturist Paula is one of only a few in the State to have advanced credentialed training in acupuncture at the doctoral level.
At Acutech Acupunture, a holistic health center, we believe that everyone has the right to thrive with a happy healthy quality of life. Our mission is to enable patients to stay well with the help of acupuncture. Since most of our patients are taking western medications, we have a pharmacist on staff as well as a nutritionist to assist our patients. Our senior acupuncturist Paula is one of only a few in the State to have advanced credentialed training in acupuncture at the doctoral level.
I have spent 35 years in the health care field encompassing both traditional western and alternative eastern medicine styles. My background includes nursing and several types of massage/acupressure, in 2003 I incorporated Acupuncture.
My focus is to help restore harmony to not only the physical body, but the emotional and mental bodies of the client. It is well known that physical symptoms are the last step in the illness or dis"ease" process. Acupuncture helps the immediate complaint but the magic is in helping to restore balance to the other areas as well.
I have spent 35 years in the health care field encompassing both traditional western and alternative eastern medicine styles. My background includes nursing and several types of massage/acupressure, in 2003 I incorporated Acupuncture.
My focus is to help restore harmony to not only the physical body, but the emotional and mental bodies of the client. It is well known that physical symptoms are the last step in the illness or dis"ease" process. Acupuncture helps the immediate complaint but the magic is in helping to restore balance to the other areas as well.
FAQs - About Acupuncture
How can I find an acupuncturist in Haddonfield?
To find an acupuncturist near you, enter your city, town, suburb, ZIP code, or the provider's name into the search bar at the top of the page. You can then filter results by provider specialty, treatment technique or style, and even gender to find an acupuncturist who best matches your needs.
When viewing an acupuncturist’s profile, take note of key details such as session costs, their area of specialty, treatment techniques, and location to determine if they’re a good fit. If a provider seems promising, you can reach out via email or phone using the contact information on their profile. During the conversation, assess your comfort level and their expertise in addressing your specific concerns. It’s also a good opportunity to ask about their overall approach to care and confirm any relevant acupuncture credentials they hold.
When viewing an acupuncturist’s profile, take note of key details such as session costs, their area of specialty, treatment techniques, and location to determine if they’re a good fit. If a provider seems promising, you can reach out via email or phone using the contact information on their profile. During the conversation, assess your comfort level and their expertise in addressing your specific concerns. It’s also a good opportunity to ask about their overall approach to care and confirm any relevant acupuncture credentials they hold.
What can acupuncture help with?
Acupuncture is most commonly used to treat chronic pain, including pain caused by physical injuries, arthritis, or migraines. It may also help with autoimmune conditions, nausea, digestive issues, and behavioral health concerns such as anxiety, depression, or insomnia. Rooted in ancient Chinese tradition, acupuncture is based on the belief that illness results from an imbalance in the body’s energy, or “Qi.” Practitioners aim to restore the balance and flow of Qi by stimulating specific acupuncture points throughout the body, which is thought to alleviate pain and other symptoms associated with these conditions.
Acupuncture is typically used alongside medical treatment rather than as a replacement. It is important to note that acupuncture practitioners are not trained to diagnose or medically manage conditions, so it should not substitute regular care from a licensed medical provider.
Acupuncture is typically used alongside medical treatment rather than as a replacement. It is important to note that acupuncture practitioners are not trained to diagnose or medically manage conditions, so it should not substitute regular care from a licensed medical provider.
Is a licensed acupuncturist a doctor?
No, acupuncturists are not medical doctors. To practice acupuncture, there is typically less training needed than that required for medical doctors. Acupuncture practitioners typically need to complete a master’s-level training program and meet a minimum requirement for clinical exposure before obtaining a license. However, licensing requirements vary by state. While most states have established minimum standards, some, such as Alabama, Oklahoma, and South Dakota, do not offer licensure for acupuncturists. In these states, there are no formal education or training requirements to practice acupuncture. The National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) oversees acupuncture training and certification. This organization administers the national certification exam, which is required in many states to obtain a state-issued acupuncture license.
How many acupuncture sessions are generally needed?
Acupuncture is typically a time-limited treatment lasting 3 to 6 weeks, with sessions occurring 1 to 2 times per week. However, the duration and frequency of treatment may vary depending on the severity of symptoms and the nature of the condition or injury being treated. Acupuncturists should regularly assess their clients' progress, monitoring changes in symptoms and adjusting the treatment plan as necessary. After completing the initial course of treatment, some practitioners may recommend periodic "tune-up" sessions to help maintain symptom relief and longer-term well-being.
How much does it cost to see an acupuncturist?
The cost of acupuncture sessions typically ranges from $75 to $150 per session, depending on factors such as location, the provider’s experience, and the type of service offered. Some insurance plans may cover a portion of these costs, so it’s worth checking your specific coverage details. Additionally, some acupuncturists offer session packages or discounts for clients who commit to multiple sessions upfront, providing a more cost-effective option for those seeking ongoing treatment.
Is acupuncture covered by insurance?
Insurance coverage for acupuncture varies depending on the client’s insurance provider and specific plan. In many cases, insurance will cover a limited number of acupuncture sessions if the client has a referral from a medical doctor. The growing focus on non-opioid treatments for chronic pain has increased interest in acupuncture and led to improved insurance coverage in some plans. However, coverage often comes with conditions, such as copayments, limits on the number of sessions, or restrictions on the types of conditions eligible for treatment. For example, Medicare Part B generally covers acupuncture only for chronic low back pain. Clients should review their insurance policy to understand the extent and specifics of their plan's coverage of acupuncture treatments.