Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine
⚘ heal from withyin ⚘
Acupuncture and healing arts studio offering therapeutic healing in a warm, compassionate space, where you can escape the everyday hustle and “heal from withyin”.
Yin + Yarrow Acupuncture is a St Paul acupuncture & healing arts studio located in the beautiful Highland Park neighborhood. My name is Christina Huch, owner and licensed acupuncturist at Yin + Yarrow Acupuncture. I’m passionate about providing gentle, compassionate care based on modern principles and rooted in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Let’s collaborate in healing what ails you, whether it be pain, illness, stress, low mood, or other imbalances. At Yin + Yarrow Acupuncture, you and I will work as a team to ensure that you become a more balanced version of yourself and reach the goals you desire.
Acupuncture
Cupping Therapy
Herbal Medicine
Nutrition Therapy
Sound Healing
⚘ St Paul Acupuncture & Healing Arts Studio
⚘ We’ll discuss your health concerns, goals, and develop a treatment plan for the best outcome
⚘ Receive your first treatment (i.e., acupuncture, cupping)
⚘ Enjoy soothing lavender eye pillow, music and infrared heat therapy
⚘ Includes comprehensive acupuncture treatment
⚘ Soothing lavender eye pillow, music, and infrared heat therapy
⚘ Focused cosmetic and/or facial rejuvenation
⚘ Comprehensive full-body balancing treatment
⚘ Cupping Therapy to encourage blood flow, loosen tight muscles, break up adhesions and knots, sedate the nervous system, and retrain the neuromuscular system
TALES FROM THE STUDIO
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