Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Services
A wide range of healing therapies tailored with care to your individual health needs
Licensed Providers
Care guided by evidence-informed clinical standards
Personalized Treatment Plans
Your plan is tailored to your individual health needs and goals
Safe and Professional Care
High hygiene standards and professional treatment practices at every visit
Everyday Hair Design offers a broad range of Traditional Chinese Medicine treatments, selected and tailored to fit your specific health concerns and wellness goals. Our care blends long-established practices with modern understanding to provide natural, whole-person support that looks beyond symptoms and addresses the underlying pattern of concern.
What Our Care Approach Can Support
Traditional Chinese Medicine Services We Offer
A wide selection of healing approaches tailored to your unique needs
Acupuncture Therapy
Acupuncture involves placing fine needles at specific points along the body’s meridians to support the balance of Yin and Yang and promote the healthy movement of Qi and blood.
Scope of Application This therapy may be used for acute and chronic pain conditions, including neck, shoulder, back, and leg pain, headaches, and arthritis. It is also applied to internal medicine concerns such as insomnia, gastrointestinal disorders, and hypertension; surgical and soft tissue issues including soft tissue injuries and skin conditions; gynecological concerns such as irregular menstruation and menopausal syndrome; pediatric conditions including indigestion and low immunity; men’s health concerns including prostate enlargement, impotence, premature ejaculation, and sexual dysfunction; and aesthetic TCM applications such as acne management, anti-aging, weight management, skin lifting, and edema reduction.
Precautions Please do not receive acupuncture on an empty stomach or right after a heavy meal. Extra caution is needed for those who are pregnant or who have severe heart disease or bleeding disorders. Be sure to tell your acupuncturist if you take anti-platelet or anticoagulant medications. After treatment, keep warm, avoid exposure to cold drafts, and wait at least 4 hours before bathing.
Key Benefits
What to Expect From Your Visit
At the start of your acupuncture session, you’ll get comfortable while your practitioner places very fine needles at selected points. Most patients feel little to no discomfort. Once the needles are in place, you’ll rest for about 20 to 30 minutes, and many people notice a strong sense of calm during that time. Some patients even fall asleep.
Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine
Chinese Herbal Medicine uses carefully chosen herbal formulas to help harmonize the Yin, Yang, Qi, and blood of the organs based on TCM syndrome differentiation.
Scope of Application It may be used for internal medicine conditions, including stomach complaints, liver disease, and cardiovascular disease; gynecological concerns such as menstrual disorders, infertility, and menopause; pediatric issues including colds and indigestion; men’s health concerns including kidney deficiency and impotence; recovery after chronic illness; and anti-aging and wellness support.
Precautions Herbal formulas should only be taken under the supervision of a qualified TCM practitioner. If you are taking Western medications, let your practitioner know so the herbal prescription can be adjusted appropriately. Pregnant women and people with special health circumstances should follow their practitioner’s guidance closely.
Key Benefits
What to Expect From Your Visit
We begin with a detailed consultation and TCM assessment. Based on that, we create a herbal formula tailored to your specific needs and give you clear instructions for preparing and taking it. As treatment continues, we check in regularly and adjust the formula as needed to keep your care aligned with your progress.
Therapeutic Cupping
Cupping therapy uses negative pressure to hold cups against the skin, which expands the capillaries underneath to promote blood flow, reduce stagnation, and support the body in expelling wind and cold.
Scope of Application It is commonly applied for colds, coughs, asthma, rheumatic joint pain, and muscle tension in the neck, shoulders, and back associated with wind-cold pathogens.
Precautions Cupping should not be performed over broken or irritated skin, in people with bleeding disorders, or on the abdominal and lower back areas of pregnant women. Elderly patients should use extra caution. After treatment, avoid cold exposure, do not overexert yourself, and wait before bathing to help prevent wind-cold from entering through the pores.
Key Benefits
What to Expect From Your Visit
During cupping therapy, your practitioner places glass or silicone cups on areas with tension or discomfort. Most people describe the suction as a strong pulling feeling rather than pain. The cups may remain in place for 5 to 15 minutes, or they may be moved across the skin. It’s common to see temporary circular marks afterward, and these usually fade within a few days.
Tui Na Therapeutic Massage
Tui Na uses skilled manual techniques on the body’s meridians, muscles, and joints to help regulate Qi and blood, release tension in the tendons, and improve circulation in specific areas.
Scope of Application This therapy may be used for neck, shoulder, back, and leg pain, muscle strain, sports injuries, indigestion, and pediatric conditions such as cough or constipation.
Precautions Tui Na should not be performed over open wounds, active skin infections, or areas affected by bone tumors. Deep abdominal pressure is not appropriate during pregnancy. For elderly patients or those with osteoporosis, only gentle techniques should be used.
Key Benefits
What to Expect From Your Visit
Tui Na may feel gentle and calming or more active and stimulating, depending on your condition and constitution. Your practitioner uses a variety of hands-on techniques with the hands, fingers, elbows, and sometimes the feet. You remain fully clothed during the session, which usually lasts about 30 to 60 minutes.
Gua Sha Therapy
Gua Sha uses a smooth tool and friction-based scraping to stimulate circulation, open the meridians, and bring stagnant blood to the surface to support the body in expelling pathogens.
Scope of Application It is commonly used for colds, fever, sore throat, heatstroke, hypertension, and tension or stiffness in the neck, shoulders, and back.
Precautions Do not use this therapy over broken skin or moles. It is not appropriate for people with bleeding disorders and should not be performed on the abdomen during pregnancy. After treatment, keep the area warm and covered, and avoid cold drafts or bathing immediately afterward.
Key Benefits
What to Expect From Your Visit
Your practitioner first applies oil to the skin, then uses a smooth-edged tool with firm strokes over areas of tension or discomfort. The treatment creates noticeable pressure and scraping, which can feel intense but is usually manageable for most people. Red or purple-toned marks often appear during the session and typically fade within 2 to 7 days.
Herbal Patch Therapy
Specially prepared herbal pastes or powders are placed directly on selected acupoints or areas of discomfort so the medicinal ingredients can be absorbed through the skin.
Scope of Application This approach is commonly used for rheumatic joint pain, ongoing low back and leg pain, asthma, rhinitis, pediatric cough concerns (including San-Fu-Tie), and various skin conditions.
Precautions Use carefully on sensitive skin. Do not apply to broken skin or open wounds. If marked redness, swelling, or itching occurs, stop using it immediately.
Wellness & Lifestyle Counseling
True wellbeing is shaped by more than what happens during treatment visits.
Our lifestyle counseling takes a broader view of your health, including sleep, movement, stress, and the habits that make up daily life.
Using TCM principles as a guide, we tailor each recommendation to your individual constitution and current life circumstances.
Key Benefits
What to Expect From Your Visit
During your care, we look at key parts of your everyday routine and share practical guidance you can actually use. Suggestions may include breathing techniques, meditation, better sleep habits, seasonal routine changes, and healthier ways to respond to stress. We aim to help you make steady changes that fit your life and feel sustainable over time.
Common Questions, Clear Answers
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Chinese Herbal Formulas: How We Customize Care
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Your First Acupuncture Visit: A Step-by-Step Guide
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Move Forward on Your Natural Wellness Journey
Starting with a consultation can be really helpful. We’ll talk through your health goals, review which treatments may fit, and create a personalized care plan built around your needs.