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Calm Your Nervous System, Restore Your Balance
Feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or struggling with sleep? AcuWellness is a gentle 5 point ear acupuncture protocol that helps calm your nervous system and restore balance. Used everywhere from wellness clinics to crisis response teams, this simple yet powerful treatment supports your body's natural healing.
What Is AcuWellness?
AcuDetox is a standardized five point ear acupuncture protocol designed to help reduce stress, improve sleep, and support recovery from trauma and addiction. It's non invasive, painless, and the benefits continue long after your session.
During treatment, tiny ear seeds are placed on specific points. These seeds provide gentle, ongoing pressure that you can take home with you, extending the therapeutic benefits throughout your day.
What You Might Experience
Many people report feeling:
More relaxed and less tense
Less overwhelmed by daily stress
Reduced cravings
Better, deeper sleep
Greater mental clarity
A sense of calm and emotional balance
Proven in Crisis & Recovery
AcuWellness has been trusted in some of the most challenging situations, including the 9/11 attacks in New York City hospitals, Boulder King Soopers shooting response, Louisville fires aftermath, and addiction recovery programs nationwide.
When communities need support for trauma, stress, and recovery, AcuWellness is there.
Want to Learn More?
Curious about the science behind AcuWellness or how it works? I dive deep into the research, the protocol, and why this treatment has become so valuable in both clinical and community settings.
Join a Community Session
Check out my events page to see when there are community sessions in your area!
Looking for more AcuWellness in Boulder? Visit boulderacudetox.org to see other offerings around the Boulder area.
AcuDetox Studies:
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Avants et al. 2000
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Karst et al. Anesthesia and Analgesia 2007;104:295-300
Santasiero et al. Med Acupuncture 2005;16:39-42
Carter et al. Medical Acupuncture 2011;23:131-135
Janssen et al. Subst Abuse Treat Prev Policy.2012;7:48
Chang BH and Sommers E Am J Addictions 2014;23:129-136
Stuyt EB. Acupunct Med. 2014;32:318-324
Bergdahl L, Berman AH, Haglund K., J Psych Men Health Nurs. 2014;21:163-169
Reilly PM, Buchanan TM, Vafides C, Breakey S, Dykes P. Dimens Crit Care Nurs. 2014;33(3):151-159
Supportive Care in Cancer (2022) 30:5063-5074
Kailasam, Anand and Melyan. Neuroscience Letters. 2016; 624:29-33
Stuyt EB and Voyles CA. Substance Abuse & Rehab. 2016;7:169-180
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