Amanda Roth Acupuncture & Apothecary

Erinne Adachi, Dr. Ac is an acupuncturist and professional editor who’s been working with some of the world’s leading acupuncturists on their books and journal publications. One half of Adachi Acupuncture & Wellness (), she is adept at helping clients dealing with chronic illness, particularly those with digestive or respiratory concerns. She’s also on the cusp of finishing her certification in Oncology Acupuncture and is looking forward to bringing her practice to those struggling with the side effects of chemotherapy or other necessary but challenging cancer treatments.

On a Sunday, you’re likely to find her plugging away at manuscript edits or with a piping bag, adding finishing touches on a cake to bring along to a family gathering.

Spring is a time of movement!

(Not just the “go for a jog” kind, but the body-on-a-cellular-level kind.)

As we thaw out from winter and the sun starts making more regular appearances, it’s totally normal to feel a little sluggish in the transition. Your body’s adjusting—circulation is picking up, systems are waking up, and sometimes that takes a bit of support.

Acupuncture or laser can help nudge things along—boosting circulation, easing inflammation, and giving you a bit more pep as you shake off winter.

Feeling a little slow out of the gate this season?

Totally normal. Reach out if you want to chat ideas for getting your energy moving again—I’m always here for it.

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