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How can Acupuncture help with ADD / ADHD?!

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Acupuncture can help calm the disruptive nature of
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and it can also help to ease
the side effects of the medications used to treat ADHD.
Acupuncture has become a popular treatment for children suffering from ADHD, Auricular (ear) acupuncture is often used either alone or in combination with body acupuncture.
Since the ear is stimulated through a non invasive procedure, it is favored for
children. ADD and ADHD are disorders that cause a host of behavioral and
social problems for the sufferer. Because acupuncture works with the energy
force in the body and regulates the flow of that energy, it can be an extremely
effective tool in addressing behavioral disorders. Acupuncture can help to calm
the impulses that make it hard to stay still. It can also work to improve
concentration and bolster the immune system and energy of the patient which can
address both the sluggishness commonly associated with ADD patients and
hyperactivity commonly seen in patients with ADHD.
It can help to address some of the negative side effects of medications like dizziness, sleeplessness,
dry mouth, abdominal pain, changes in appetite, and many other common
complaints.
 
Appointments for treatment are as follow:
Initial Consult + Treatment (60 minutes) - $75.00

Follow-up Sessions (30 minutes) - $30.00

Please contact our Client Care Specialists' to make your appointments 216-364-0152.

Allison Bower Lic.Ac., M.Ac


 

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