Are you wondering if Acupuncture at Yin + Yarrow in St Paul is right for you?
⚘ Is pain or stress affecting your performance, creativity or ability to focus?
⚘ Have you felt let down, misunderstood, or dismissed by other care you’ve received?
⚘ Have you been told that there’s nothing else that can be done for your condition or that you just have to live with it?
⚘ Do you feel unwell but believe that you can’t afford health care or treatment?
⚘ Or do you simply want to improve your quality of life and longevity?
If you answered yes to any or all of these questions, Yin+Yarrow is the place for you.
I use an integrative approach to healing using simple self care rituals that can help you achieve an elevated state of health, balance, and wellbeing.
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- Pain Relief and Injury Recovery
- Relaxation and Stress Relief
Rehabilitation Medicine
- Natural Balance and Wellness
Serving the Saint Paul, Minneapolis, and greater Twin Cities metro area including St Paul, Eagan, Inver Grove Heights, Mendota Heights, and West St Paul. Apricity is located on the border of Highland Park and the West End with easy access from Grand, Selby, St. Claire, Hamline, Marshall, Randolph, and Jefferson Avenues via Ayd Mill Road and 35E. Serving the St. Paul neighborhoods of Highland Park, West Seventh/Fort Road, Mac-Groveland, Summit Hill, Summit-University, Merriam Park, Downtown, Lowertown, Union Park, Frogtown, Dayton’s Bluff, Battle Creek, Payne-Phalen, Greater East Side, West Side, and beyond.
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