Non-Needle Technique
Pressure is applied manually, making this a distinct option from acupuncture.
Focused pressure-point bodywork for people interested in a non-needle approach to relaxation, muscular comfort and mindful wellness.

Acupressure applies intentional pressure to selected points using the hands rather than acupuncture needles. It may be offered as a focused session or integrated with other forms of therapeutic bodywork.
Your practitioner considers your goals, pressure preferences and relevant precautions before beginning. The session should feel purposeful while remaining within your comfort.
Every session begins with a conversation. If your needs fall outside the appropriate scope of wellness care, we will encourage you to seek the right medical evaluation.
Pressure is applied manually, making this a distinct option from acupuncture.
Your feedback guides how much pressure is used and where attention is focused.
Acupressure can be used alone or incorporated into selected bodywork sessions.
Care is adapted to your goals, comfort and current health. You are encouraged to ask questions and give feedback throughout the visit.
One service may be enough, or your practitioner may recommend pairing approaches when that creates a clearer recovery plan.
No. Acupressure uses manual pressure from the hands or fingers rather than acupuncture needles.
They can overlap, but acupressure emphasizes focused pressure points while massage may use broader soft-tissue techniques.
Intensity is adjustable. Productive pressure should not require you to tolerate sharp or unwanted pain.
Wear comfortable clothing and follow any preparation instructions provided with your appointment.
No. It is a wellness bodywork option and does not replace appropriate diagnosis or treatment.
Schedule online or call our Charlottesville team for help choosing the most appropriate service.