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New Year Detox

I hope your past year was productive, insightful, and wonderful. For many, including myself, 2019 was a bit of a rough road. I am glad that it is over and I wouldn't wish to repeat it, but I am also glad it happened because I learned a lot. Among the changes for 2020, I will most likely be spending more time down at Luna Circle Wellness working in the community acupuncture clinic there. In order to kick off the new year right, Jan 1st I will be taking walk in patients and appointments from 10am to 11am. We are also having a last minute new year special acudetox treatment for $20

Acudetox is a protocol that uses 5 needles in each ear, 10 total needles, and is good for stress, anxiety, and for quitting bad habits that no longer serve you. For the past 3 and a half years I have been a certified acupuncture detoxification specialist supervisor overseeing CADS who provide this treatment in addiction/harm-reduction spaces and I know it is a wonderful and low cost / low pressure treatment option. I have also used it for patients that just need a quiet place and a little help dealing with everyday stress.

Just The Facts

WHAT Acupuncture detox special $20
WHERE Luna Circle Wellness; 1003 Luna Circle NW Albuquerque, NM 87102 directions
WHEN Jan 1st between 10am and 11am!

Appointments are strongly encouraged, as I will be taking patients with appointments first and there may not be time for walk-ins depending on how busy we are.

You can book online (below) or by calling (505) 369-1844

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