Chinese Medicine has emerged as the go-to medicine for many men in the past 10-15 years, and especially those approaching their 4th decade.

Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine has a long history of successfully addressing a wide variety of Women’s Health concerns. At Seven Point Wellness, we work with girls and women of all ages and throughout their lifecycles - from adolescence, the reproductive years, to midlife, and on through the post-menopausal and elder years. Common issues we treat range from preventative care and maintaining wellness - to addressing everyday ailments, to specific gynecological an

Moxibustion (aka Moxa) is an East Asian therapy used to restore circulation, reduce joint & muscle stiffness, bruising, swelling and pain.

FLASH SALE! All eGift Cards 20% OFF until midnight, Thursday, December 24th, 2020 You can now purchase digital eGift Cards RIGHT on our website - making it easy to give the "Gift of Health" to yourself, or someone else, in just a few simple steps. Gift one, or a bundle of Acupuncture Sessions in just a few clicks! ALL ACUPUNCTURE SESSIONS ALSO INCLUDE: Manual Therapies, Herbal consultation (as needed), Nutritional assessment, Lifestyle recommendations, and any appropriate Eas

WINTER SOLSTICE marks the turn from Fall into Winter, and in traditions around the world, it is a time for inward reflection and a celebration of the coming of "light." It is both the shortest day of the year, and conversely . . . the longest night. One of the most important Chinese and East Asian festivals is the Winter Solstice Dōngzhì Festival (Chinese: 冬至; pinyin: Dōngzhì; lit. 'winter's extreme') celebrated during the Dongzhi (winter solstice) between December 21 to Dece

There is so much you can do to prepare for labor and delivery that will significantly increase your likelihood of having an optimal birth! Those last few weeks of pregnancy are often full of emotional ups and downs, excitement and anticipation, sometimes anxiety, and more times than not - a bit of physical discomfort as well. Most spend this time preparing for the new baby - gathering diapers, baby cloths, a crib, and thinking through ways to be ready for their soon-to-be new

THE FIRST SESSION We begin treatment with an assessment of the areas that the patient expresses concern about. Then treatment commences with either acupuncture or some light Tui na. These therapies are sometimes preceded or followed by any combination of stimulation to Motor points or Trigger points and/or electro-stimulation. After the acupuncture treatment we employ Tui Na (Chinese medical massage) and possibly manual manipulation (Chinese Orthopedics) to help align and “sm

WHAT IS VERTIGO Vertigo is a type of dizziness where the person feels a spinning or swaying movement, typically accompanied by nausea, sweating and difficulty walking or standing. It is intimately involved in our sense of equilibrium (our sense of balance) and can come on suddenly and without warning. Triggered by head position, Vertigo will most often kick in when a person moves their head suddenly in a certain direction. WHY DOES IT HAPPEN & WHAT CAUSES VERTIGO At Seven Poi

Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine - A Whole Body Approach Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) therapies approach from a holistic and whole-body approach when treating our athletic and active-minded patients. We begin with having a new patient fill out a full Health History form, followed by a short telephone or virtual interview discussing lifestyle, diet, physical habits, sleep position, etc. This all occurs before the patient even enters the clinic.

As we slowly emerge from quarantine here in the Metropolitan area, we as Chinese Medicine practitioners are all set to re-enter the Healthca

Seven Point Wellness is now city and state(s) approved to reopen our New York City and New Jersey clinics on June 1st, 2020!

Are you wearing a mask to protect yourselves and others? Show us! We'd love to see photos - you can send them to: info@sevenpointwellness.c

We are 27 days into self-quarantine, and I gotta say, this is tough! Doable, but quite challenging. Flatten the curve . . . social distancing? Hey, I'm totally on-board because I want us all to get back to our lives sooner than later. The thing is, I'm a social guy by nature, which I guess is why I chose a profession that insists that I see people all day long. But, you know what? I really miss you guys!! Cristina does too... We hope you're weathering this "Time out" as best

Easy Lower Back Pain treatment, Gentle Relief of Back Pain, Acupuncture, Orthopedic Injury Recovery and Treatment

Practiced throughout China, Japan and Korea for thousands of years, and now prevalent throughout communities, clinics and hospitals world-wide, acupuncture is a key component of Traditional Chinese Medicine. LIFESTYLE & EXERCISE Simple lifestyle and exercise adjustments can go a long way towards resolving a nagging illness, sleep issues or reducing ongoing stress. ​ As part of a full Health Assessment, we examine your daily routines, the "rhythms of your life" - offering su

doctors of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) actively explored the health and wellness principles that inform the ever-growing, community

On Jan.1st, 2019, the US Joint Commission (JACO) requires major hospitals to offer non-opioid pain control options, like Acupuncture.

There are so many ways that Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine Therapies can factor into everyday healthcare and keeping us well and thriving. Here are some great examples . . . and a few that may surprise you! 1. PAIN MANAGEMENT This is what acupuncture is famous for, right? Remember the very first time you ever heard about acupuncture or Chinese Medicine? I’ll bet it was about relief from some physical pain, but let’s move beyond the undisputed #1 and talk about how

Consuming the right amount of water is a good habit, but over-consuming water can bring about dangerous health conditions . . .

2014 HEALTH CARE REFORM POLICY & ACUPUNCTURE By 2014, Section 3502 of President Obama’s health care reform could mandate the Bureau of Health Statistics to formally recognize acupuncture as a profession, opening the door to Medicare coverage for acupuncture, serving our growing elderly population, as well as providing it as an option for millions of low- and middle-income Americans in need of care. Although acupuncture is still relatively “new” to the United States, its integ