Making Acupuncture Accessible
First session is only $90. Become a member and save more. All treatments are FSA/HSA eligible. Insurance reimbursment.
What is acupuncture?
Acupuncture is a time-tested healing practice that’s been used for over 2,500 years — and it’s backed by science for treating more than 300 health conditions.
By gently inserting hair-thin needles at key points on the body, acupuncture stimulates your body’s internal messenger system to trigger powerful healing responses. It can help regulate hormones, reduce inflammation, relieve pain, improve digestion, support better sleep, and ease stress, anxiety, and depression. It’s also a natural beauty booster — known to smooth wrinkles, calm inflammation, and stimulate collagen production for glowing, healthy skin.
Benefits Of Acupuncture
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Reduces Inflammation
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Promotes Blood Flow
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Increases Healing Response
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Release Pain + Muscle Tension
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Natural Pain Reliever
Your Healing Journey Starts Now
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Stress + Anxiety
We focus on balancing your nervous system and slowing down your mind. Acupuncture increases serotonin and dopamine.
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Pain
Acupuncture works to address both the root cause of pain as well as the immediate symptoms.
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Migraines
Acupuncture is an effective treatment for migraines but also a way to prevent migraines and tension headaches.
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Digestive Health
We treat digestive disorders including: IBS, constipation, acid reflux, food allergies, gastritis, ulcers + colitis.
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Fertility
Naturally boost fertility for both men + women and increase pregnancy success rates from IVF + IUI.
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Women's Health
Helping women through every stage of life from menstruation, fertility, pre/post pregnancy and menopause.
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Sleep
Acupuncture induces sleep so well, that patients commonly fall asleep on the table with needles in. (“acu nap”)
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Immunity + Allergy
Acupuncture is effective for improving the quality of life and reduction of symptoms for patients with allergic rhinitis.
Your First Acupuncture Session:
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Health assessment
A licensed acupuncturist will conduct a thorough assessment on your overall health and concerns in a private relaxing room.
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Treatment + ear seeding
They will perform a customized treatment of acupuncture and/or cupping, as well as ear seeding, to treat concerns at the root.
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Relax + meditate
Enjoy guided meditation, sound bath and aromatherapy on our heated beds. Leave with a treatment plan and recommended herbs.
An immersive experience in NYC, purposefully designed for deep relaxation
One-Time Session Prices
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New Client Offer
$90.00
(Use code WELCOME20 to get your first session for only $90 instead of $115)
45 MIN + 15 MIN HEALTH ASSESSMENT— A personalized session to create your custom treatment plan. FSA/HSA eligible. NOTE: Cupping can be added on to an acupuncture session for $20. -
Regular Single Session
$115
45 MIN— FSA / HSA eligible. NOTE: Cupping can be added on to an acupuncture session for $20.
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FAQ
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Acupuncture is an ancient system of complementary medicine that’s worked to keep people healthy for over 2,500 years. Acupuncture is the gentle insertion of hair-thin needles at key points on the body. These needles interact with the fascial network (our internal messenger system) to alter brain chemistry and stimulate internal responses, such as regulating hormones like cortisol, releasing pain-relieving endorphins, increasing circulation, reducing inflammation and more. Primary acupuncture benefits include managing pain, digestion, sleep and hormone-related health--as well as mental health issues like stress, anxiety and depression. Acupuncture not only has the potential to help you feel better, but it can also help you look better. It’s an ancient Chinese beauty secret known to reduce wrinkles and inflammation while boosting collagen and elastin.
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TCM naturally heals humans using three keys: acupuncture, herbal remedies and cupping therapy. Though commonly used together as a powerful holistic approach, each can be just as dynamic on their own. TCM believes the processes of the human body are interrelated and connected to the surrounding environment. And so, it treats the underlying root of health issues rather than the symptoms on the surface--all while strengthening the body’s internal defenses and enhancing its ability to sustain optimal health.
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Acupuncture for anxiety. Acupuncture for migraines. Acupuncture for depression. Acupuncture for lower back pain. Acupuncture for fertility. The list goes on and on--with over 300 use cases in total, according to the World Health Organization. At WTHN, we break it down to three major categories: Prevent, Heal + Glow:
○ PREVENT // Let’s start by busting a myth. You don’t need to be sick or injured to see some serious benefits from acupuncture. In fact, regular maintenance is a powerful way of keeping you healthy. If you’re busy and always on the go with zero time to get sick, acupuncture is a great way to ward off fatigue, soothe sore muscles, minimize stress and anxiety and majorly boost immunity.
○ HEAL // Acupuncture has healed for millennia, and been clinically proven to treat hundreds of medical conditions. Major areas that can be healed by acupuncture: pain (literally from head to toe, but more commonly neck, back + shoulder pain plus migraines), women’s health (PMS, fertility + menopause), digestion, insomnia and men’s health (sex drive + erectile dysfunction).
○ GLOW // You want to feel your best, why not look your best while you’re at it? Facial rejuvenation acupuncture is an ancient Chinese beauty secret that reduces inflammation, lifts sagging facial muscles and boosts collagen to reduce wrinkles and fine lines--and gives your skin an overall fresh-faced radiance from WTHN. Go on, give it a glow!
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Relatively few complications from using acupuncture have been reported. Complications can result from use of nonsterile needles and improper delivery of treatments. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates acupuncture needles as medical devices for use by licensed practitioners and requires that needles be manufactured and labeled according to certain standards. For example, the FDA requires that needles be sterile, nontoxic, and labeled for single use by qualified practitioners only. When not delivered properly, acupuncture can cause serious adverse effects, including infections, punctured organs, collapsed lungs, and injury to the central nervous system (National Institute of Health, National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health).
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Acupuncturists have a minimum of a three-year Master’s degree with rigorous scientific coursework and clinical practicum. To practice acupuncture, acupuncturists must be licensed by the state in which they work. All of our Healers are Licensed Acupuncturists (LAC), and some have completed additional study to be a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine (DACM). In addition, our Healers actively participate in a rigorous, proprietary training program designed and delivered by WTHN Co-founder + Chief Healing Officer Dr. Shari Auth.
The science behind acupuncture
Research has shown the efficacy of acupuncture vs. a placebo for decades, now emerging medical imaging/technology is helping us see the effects of acupuncture as a treatment is occurring and thus better understand the physiological pathways affected.
Acupuncture is known to work in four key ways:
- Direct response releasing tight muscles and trigger points
- Stimulating the central nervous system, creating biochemical changes
- Increasing circulation + reducing inflammation throughout the body
- Restoring normal brain functioning via homeostatic effects
Acupuncture points are a meeting place of blood, nerve, lymph and an access point to the body’s messenger system of connective tissue.
It works via the fascia to send messages to stimulate the brain. This, in turn, releases chemicals into the muscles, spinal cord, and brain. For example, hormones such as dopamine and serotonin or endorphins and enkephalins. These biochemical changes stimulate the body's natural healing abilities and promote physical and emotional well-being.
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