3 Best Acupuncture in New Haven, CT

“Acupuncture Solutions will design a treatment plan to address your specific issues. Cory Walsh DeLise, LAc., holds a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Connecticut; graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Master's Degree in Chinese Medicine from Emperor's College in Los Angeles; and received a Doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from Pacific College of Health and Science in San Diego. She is trained in numerous techniques and can address a wide variety of diseases using acupuncture, herbal medicine, Chinese therapeutic massage, nutritional advice, and lifestyle counseling. In addition to the four years spent attaining her graduate degree, she worked in clinics throughout Los Angeles as well as studying with top physicians in hospitals throughout Beijing, China.”

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“Clove Tree Community Acupuncture aims to provide high-quality and affordable acupuncture to the communities of the Greater New Haven area of Connecticut. They have built a safe, calming atmosphere where patients undergo acupuncture in small groups while sitting in supportive recliners. They believe you have the right to feel healthy with low-cost acupuncture that fits into your budget. They give individualized care in a relaxed social environment. CTCA has 4 reclining seats and 4 massage tables. Zhihong Shang specializes in acupuncture, Chinese herbology, and a variety of other Chinese medical modalities. She founded Clove Tree Community Acupuncture. Zhihong Shang is a Licensed Acupuncturist in Connecticut, and she is nationally board certified as a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine by the National Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM).”

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“Xilin Feng Jordan Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine is led by Xilin F. Jordan. Xilin F. Jordan is a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, an NCCAOM diplomate, and is licensed in three states. She completed four years of further study at the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York. She earned her Bachelor of Science and Master's degree in Oriental Medicine and expanded her knowledge of Western medicine. Her dual background predisposes her to combine facets of Eastern and Western medicine into highly individualized forms of therapy for each patient. She holds a valid CPR certification. She has completed at least 3,000 hours of classroom studies, including intensive courses in the theory and practice of both biomedicine and Oriental medicine, and at least 250 to 300 clinical applications during an extended internship. She always strives to identify the root cause of health problems, which can be a combination of hormonal imbalances, immune dysfunction, digestive system malfunction, toxicity, and deficiency.”

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