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Acupuncture Acupressure Electro-stimulation Thermal therapy Cupping Moxabustion Herbal therapy Following conditions are commonly helped with above methods in my clinic Addictions (Substance) Allergies Anorexia Anxiety Arm and shoulder pain Arthritis Asthma Back pain Backache Bronchial Conditions Bursitis Carpal tunnel Syndrome Cough Chronic fatigue Colds & flu Crohn’s Disease Constipation Diarrhea Depression Diabetes Dysmenorrhea Ear Ringing Fatigue Facial pain/paralysis Fibromyalgia Headache/Migraine Hepatitis Hemorrhoids Hip pain Hiccoughs Hypertension GERD Impotence Infertility Irregular Menses Indigestion Immune disorders Injuries-Auto, Home, Sports, Work Irritable bowel Syndrome Insomnia Joint pain Knee pain Lupus Leg pain, Cramps, tingling, numbness Multiple Sclerosis Menopause Morning sickness Neck pain Osteoarthritis Poor memory Prostate hyperplasia PMS RA Sexual disorders Sciatica Shoulder pain Sinus Problem Smoking addiction Sports injuries Stomach Problems Stress Stroke sequelae Tendonitis Tennis Elbow Tinnitus Tumor Substance abuse Weight loss/gain Whiplash

Serving Plano, McKinney, Allen, Frisco, and surrounding communities, I have over 12 years experience, and I focus on identifying your health and wellness goals, and then working with you to achieve your goals. Whether pain management, sports injuries, nutritional and digestive issues, weight management, or stress-related symptoms, we will work together to achieve maximum results.

Dr. Steven Li has over 27 years of experience in practice of acupuncture and Chinese herbs including 10 years in the Unite States. He uses acupuncture and Chinese herbs to treat pain, stress, anxiety, depression, insomnia, allergy, pre-menstrual syndrome, menopause syndrome, cigarette addiction, alcohol addiction, over weight and many more problems with very good results.

Clinical focus includes chronic pain, fibromyalgia, headaches including migraines, allergies, women's issues and stress reduction. Linda receives referrals from neurologists for her work with fibromyalgia and chronic pain. Experience in so many types of therapies can create a unique session each and every time. Herbal medicine and homeopathy are also areas of focus in Linda's clinic.

About Your Practitioners Elijah Hawken Elijah Hawken TCA Life Coach, M.S., L.Ac. Elijah Hawken earned her Masters Degree in Science and Traditional Oriental Medicine (MSTOM), graduating with top honors, from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, San Diego, after a four year post-graduate program of over 3000 hours of in-class and clinical training. As an intern, Ms. Hawken had the opportunity to treat patients... Read Full Bio A few facts about Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Whether the source of illness is physical, emotional, or spiritual, Chinese medical treatment can bring about the healing of not only your primary complaint but the many minor discomforts that may have accompanied it. Acupuncture works very well with Western biomedical protocols, and Elijah Hawken has considerable experience working alongside Medical Doctors, Registered Nurses, and Licensed Counselors in several different clinical settings. Chinese medicine can accelerate recovery from surgery, strengthen the immune system, and alleviate many of the unwanted side-effects of conventional treatment of major illnesses such as Hepatitis C and cancer. Acupuncture treatments are cumulative – each treatment builds on the previous one to restore you to health. Chinese medical treatment is a sound investment toward your continuing health. It is a preventative medicine, and if you do become ill, it can restore your health and well-being. When compared to the cost of pharmaceuticals, Chinese medical treatment is not only affordable, but can improve your primary concern as well as restore your overall well-being without the harmful side-effects that often result from taking prescription drugs. The time, money, and commitment put toward Chinese medical treatment restores health, increases energy, reduces stress, and has even been proven to reduce the amount of sick-leave taken from work. Over time, Chinese medical treatment often proves much more economical than conventional medical approaches to treating illness.