Pregnancy
Holistic Prenatal Care
We are here to support you at every stage of your pregnancy.
Pregnancy can be one of the richest, most exciting periods of your life. Receiving acupuncture care during your pregnancy can help you achieve that vitality. With an individualized, holistic care plan, you can feel your best throughout your whole pregnancy. Wellness care allows us to be proactive in addressing the concerns that may arise during this unique time in your life.
Acupuncture and Chinese medicine are incredible tools both for preventative care and as natural medicine remedies. If you have been treating a pre-existing condition with medications that you cannot take during pregnancy, acupuncture is often a powerful addition to your OBGYN care plan. We help clients with many conditions including migraines, allergies, acute illnesses, pain conditions and emotional imbalances to minimize symptoms and treat the root causes safely and naturally.
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First Trimester
Your first trimester can be quite an adjustment. You may experience fatigue and/or nausea. Many people feel anxious to get through the hurdles of the first trimester. We’re here to help.
We can help with
Anemia
Morning Sickness
Hyperemesis
Fatigue
Anxiety and Fear
Miscarriage Prevention
Second Trimester
Entering the second trimester may bring you relief if you’ve been experiencing first trimester struggles. We might see you less frequently during this time.
We can help with
Body pain
Round ligament pain
Constipation
Gestational Diabetes
Heartburn
Placenta Previa
Shortness of Breath
Third Trimester
Your third trimester may or may not bring you increased pregnancy symptoms. We see pregnant clients everyday in our practice who are feeling great.
We can help with
Body pain
Carpal Tunnel syndrome
Hemorrhoids
Preeclampsia
Sleep Support
Swelling
Breech and Posterior presentation
Birth and Labor preparation
“Aimee is an incredible healer. She helped me find comfort and ease throughout my pregnancy. She is extremely knowledgeable, with a gentle touch.”
L.E.
