Traditional Chinese Medicine

with a Southern accent

Susan Mosley, DACM, RRT-NPS, CPT, LAc.

401 N 5th Ave
Rome GA 30165
770-548-0172
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Image of Purge Heat, Chest relief, and Move Mountain herbal formulas
Chinese medicinals
Image of acupuncturist administering moxibustion to points on a patients back
Moxibustion
Image of practitioner using a gua sha tool to scrape near the medial scapular border
Gua Sha
Image of practitioner applying shiatsu massage to a client's foot
Shiatsu
Image of therapeutic tui na massage being applied to muscles of the upper back
Tuina
Image of the therapist stretching the knee and hip of a patient
Assisted stretching
Image of glass cups applied to the low back
Cupping
Image of practitioner using thumb acupressure on points at the base of a patient's skull
Acupressure
Image of electroacupuncture current applied to needles placed in the lower back
Electroacupuncture for back pain
Image of acupuncture needles inserted into a woman's face
Acupuncture facial rejuvenation
Image of a practitioner performing a reiki energy healing session with hands upon the recipient's back
Reiki and Medical Qi Gong
Image of zheng gu shui topical liniment
Topical herbal medicinal

In addition to acupuncture, I may incorporate other techniques including:


Chinese herbal medicinal extracts are in stock for most common complaints, or I can order herbal formulas for your specific needs to be delivered directly to you. Herbs are not included in the treatment pricing.






Moxibustion, where herbs are burned over an area, or directly on the needle

 

 


 




 

Gua Sha where the skin is stroked by a round-edged instrument, bringing blood flow to the affected area

 

 

 







Shiatsu, or finger (shi) and pressure (atsu). A type of Japanese physiotherapy, where the stimulation is applied over a wider area, with fingers, thumbs, palms, and elbows


 








Tui Na
with plucking, rolling, and pinching of the skin and underlying tissues

 

 






 


Stretching of tendons, muscles, and ligaments

 

 

 




 

Cupping, where a slight suction is applied to tight muscles with a plastic or glass device

 

 


 

 

Acupressure, with finger or tool pressure on the acupuncture points

 

 







Electro acupuncture, where a small pulsating electrical current is passed between pairs of acupuncture needles to treat neurological diseases, including chronic pain, spasm, and paralysis

 

 






Cosmetic acupuncture slows signs of aging, by evening and brightening the skin tone, reducing fine lines and softening deeper ones, firming jowls, and soothing under-eye bags and dark circles

 

 

 



 

Reiki or Qi Gong transfers universal energy through the palms to stimulate self-healing

 

 






 

Herbal liniments, balms, or salves may be applied to soothe painful areas