Very knowledgeable in herbs and healing. She is amazing. Highly recommend. She has helped both me…read moreand my husband. Injuries and poison ivy.

Dr Li Lin is a Wonderful Acupuncturist! She's very nice, her office is lovely and has a peaceful…read morevibe, and the parking is usually easy. Her needling is excellent and her treatments really helped me recover from a moment of intense stress and exhaustion that was severely impacting my body and disrupting my normal good energy with loads of anxiety and cortilsol. She also put together an herbal formula for me to help me continue to heal in between treatments and it really helped. I put a couple of teaspoons of it in hot water in the mornings and drink it like a tea. I highly recommend Dr Li Lin!

A 100% yes on the quality of massage and healing experience. This should be on all health…read moreprofessional's list of recommended professional massage therapy practices.

I booked a "Therapeutic Table Massage" with Shannon Trudeau and had a very traumatic experience…read more When I arrived I explained to her I like firm pressure and was having issues with my shoulders and neck and upper back being very tight and I would like to primarily focus on those areas. The first 30 minutes of my massage were her guiding some sort of yoga nidra exercise with no actual massaging. I had to ask her when the massage would actually start. She seemed to have a huge ego about the request and continued her guided exercise. Once she did start "massaging" me, it was just her placing her hands on my body very lightly and doing static holds on trigger points. I explained to her I would Like more muscle stimulation in the form of a faster deeper massage but she didn't listen to my requests and kept doing the things she was doing that I did not ask for. She didn't pay attention tho the specific areas that I came in to address and spent most of the time on my arms and legs. She talked the majority of the massage and kept instructing me to take deep breaths. I do not come in to this for a therapy session which is what it felt like. The table was cold and so was the room. I had to ask her to turn the heat on the table mid session because I was freezing and her hands were freezing. She did not seem to have any knowledge of anatomy, massage, or draping. After the session was over she sat me down and wanted to go over her "findings" and it felt really uncomfortable having someone tell me all the areas in my body she noticed I was tight but not actually using the time I paid for to resolve any of those issues. I did not book a trigger point massage, a reiki session, or a therapy session. I mentioned to her multiple times I was not wanting the type of "massage" she gave me and she said that "energetically we may not be a good fit" - in my option this is such a rude thing to say to someone who was very clear about the massage I wanted to receive and requested it multiple times only to be completely ignored - probably because this person is not educated enough or capable of doing actual massage. This practitioner is borderline harmful and should not be practicing any healing modality. I felt disgusting after leaving her session. I felt completely ignored and judged. I debated weather or not I should leave this review but after experiencing this I wanted other people to know the potential harms of booking with this practitioner. Please remove her from "therapeutic table massage" because she didn't actually massage me and this is really misleading for customers.

I've been working with Colleen at The Balance Point for several years now. She is absolutely the…read moremost wonderful acupuncturist I've ever worked with. I have tried several other practitioners before, and none are able to help me like Colleen. I have several ongoing health issues, and she is always able to help my symptoms resolve. She has been most helpful getting my cold weather arthritis under control. She offers several add ons, like reiki and red light therapy, that I appreciate. Her new office is part of a wellness collective, and it is airy and cozy. I always feel better after seeing her. Highly recommend!

I've done plenty of acupuncture in my life Erin is one of the best! I recently moved to the area…read moreand am so glad I found here. She perceptive, very knowledgeable and has created a very relaxing environment! We mostly worked on general health and immune stuff and I've seen good results. I highly recommend her!

Danny our acupuncturist was awesome!! My wife was suffering from back pain and couldn't even bend…read moreover. But after one treatment he did some magic on her and she was totally fine. Danny listens, engages in conversation and is a real sweet guy. The plus for acupuncture is that eastern medicine is an alternative to taking pain killers, which these days should not be the only way to go. Check these guys out, highly recommend!

Never again will I go to this practice. This energy work had been previously helpful treatment for…read moremyself and others in other places I'd lived for a variety of health needs over a lifetime. Two stars for a couple visits with Chris were helpful for back pain. However, last appointment I had with one of the women for acupuncture touched a nerve that created so much immediate physical pain it turned me away from trusting acupuncture since. In addition, a previously unknown practitioner walked in the room unannounced as I was getting off the table and dressed.

Kim at Carrboro Community Acupuncture is an incredible practitioner. She treats my whole family,…read moreincluding my six year old son. Her new clinic, Carrboro Community Acupuncture, is beautiful and comfortable. I schedule visits for individual appointments as well as community clinics and I always receive care that is gentle, personalized, relaxing, and healing. She'll also prescribe herbs and make diet/lifestyle suggestions which is very helpful.

Kim is simply amazing. She has helped me navigate insomnia, anxiety, menstrual regulation & now…read morepregnancy. I can't say enough wonderful things about her lovely clinic. I always look forward to my appointments... The most restful part of my day!

Quick response and answered specific question I had without follow-up details…read more Quick response and answered specific question I had without follow-up details.

I was experiencing a wicked case of TMJ, I had a lot of pain and tension in head neck and jaw…read more Olivia had the experience and training to bring me back to a workable state, and also taught me several things to do so it doesn't get out of control again. She is bright, very empathetic and I look forward to working with her many times in the near future. Also, her space is charming, easy parking, all the good stuff.

I'm not sure what Abby is more passionate about: the art and practice of Chinese Medicine, or…read morehelping people feel better with a whole-person approach! She is so knowledgeable as a practitioner of Chinese Medicine - whether it's acupuncture, herbs, moxa, she knows each application and how to find a solution to whatever ails your body, inside or out. Chinese Medicine can be unfamiliar to some, but Abby makes her patients feel informed and comfortable with any procedure. Perhaps the best thing about working with Abby and Acupuncture & Apothecary is that she genuinely cares about sharing her practice with all - and has very creative ways to make treatment affordable and accessible, through avenues like her community room. If you are lucky enough to work WITH Abby, she is smart, hilarious and so kind. If you are lucky to be treated BY Abby, let's just say your body will thank you no matter if you visit to deal with pain, addiction, or just overall wellness. I personally recommend: fire-cupping, moxa (especially if you're not a needle fan), and Tibetan foot soaks.

This clinic is clean and cozy, very nicely appointed and comfortable. So far, I've had 2…read moreacupuncture treatments and just this week, I tried the Tibetan foot bath. Both treatments I got were focused, smart, and helped the back pain I've been having. I'm looking forward to more treatments from Abby. I checked out the foot bath with a friend. SO GOOD! We sat in special heated massage chairs, Abby served us tea, and prepared the foot baths. It was relaxing and my feet felt tingly and soft afterwards. I will definitely be back and I'm already sending my friends to her website to reserve this special healing treatment.

Michelle knows what she is doing. Her massages are perfect. She takes her time, she is…read moreknowledgeable and precise. She put me a lot of thought into her work, and she is extremely well trained! Literally her massages are different than your regular massage spas. She is an expert. The prices are so fair!

I've been in the capable care of Michelle Thelen at Chapel Hill Acupuncture for over three years…read morenow.  She has treated everything from should/neck pain to pain associated with a car accident to digestive issues.  I have also now done three courses (10 sessions each) of her aesthetic acupuncture for fine lines and wrinkles on the face and neck and have been so pleased.  Michelle has also provided me with Chinese herbs, essential oils, and supplements specifically for my needs..  I have also felt buoyed energetically this past year in Michelle's care as I have lost both my father and a sister.  Michelle is a professional, compassionate, skilled healer.  She listens deeply and takes her time with my care.  I still see a western medicine doctor but Michelle has become the key to my holistic health.

Dr. Ping has treated my spinal war injury for over 13 years. His techniques are extra ordinary…read more He's the best at what he does, bar none. Unfortunately, his receptionist (wife) needs corrective training. Over the years she has been very rude towards me and my mother, who have visited many times for treatment. Her behavior got to the point we discontinued getting treatment at this facility. I notice there is a difference in how this receptionist treat minorities, compared to non-minorities. It troubles me to post this, but it has to be done

I have been getting care by Dr. Ping for some years now. I have had acupuncture from others…read morebefore. Those practitioners were excellent. However, the care I get now is superlative because of Dr. Ping's diagnostic excellence. I have never had any western medicine physician nearly as fine as Dr. Ping. I get care from both Dr. Ping and my western med physician. Each of them can do some things the other can't. Dr. Ping doesn't perform surgery or send referrals for ultrasounds, x-rays, or CT scans. My western doc doesn't provide plant based medications, or acupuncture. I value them both yet I depend on Dr. Ping in my unhealthiest moments. His wife, Lorraine, keeps appointments and medications going smoothly and is a joy to be around.

(Sigh...) I needed…read morehelp. I *love* to walk/hike/stroll/ambulate, but my knees have been saying "No more!" (...and barely in my '60's, I'm WAY too young for that!) Chiropractic didn't work. Arch supports merely relocated the pain. Western medicine? Please. No. It looked as if I was going to need a visit to an orthopedist... ...until my wife suggested I try acupuncture first. (Disclaimer: I'd never had acupuncture - didn't believe it could work. Thought it was malarkey. Saw my uncle's "Smoking cessation" visits fail miserably in New Jersey.) That said, the idea of surgery didn't appeal to me at all, so I thought I'd give acupuncture a shot. All of the Yelp reviews for Dr. Chen were over the top. ...every one was 5 stars. What's more, they all claimed significant results in just ONE treatment. (No way, I continued to think...) I went with some trepidation, and absolutely NO confidence that it could work. ...and here I am, giving Dr. Chen 5 stars. (...and I don't give that 5th star easily!) I showed up on a Friday afternoon, after another week on my feet (teaching 6th grade). I hurt! When he met me in the waiting room, he invited me to follow him to his treatment room. He walked briskly (like I used to.) I could not keep up. After a fairly thorough work-up (did I mention he also practiced Western medicine for more than 30 years?), he had me hop up on the table and plugged the needles in. Three on the left, one on the right. A little discomfort, but that was all. He connected a little electricity, adjusted the feed, and asked if I wanted some soothing sounds (Yes please, thank you...). He gave me a button to push if I needed him, turned down the lights and left me... for about an hour. By the time he got back, the sun had set - and truthfully, I'd begun to wonder if he'd forgotten me and gone home!) After unplugging me and taking the needles out, I stepped out into the hall... where he met me, and ushered me (again at that brisk pace) to his desk. This time I could keep up! On Saturday and again on MLK Monday, I got to go to the gym for the first time in almost 18 months. No pain, no worries! On Tuesday i started to feel the very beginning of an ache, but that afternoon I had my follow-up visit with him, and this time was only connected for 30 minutes. (I remained pain-free throughout this week, and have worked out twice since.) At the end of that 2nd visit, Dr. Chen said he thought I was good to go, and didn't need another appointment. ...and so to the Yelpers that preceded me here - Greg F., Jennifer S., and Veronica S. - I'm sorry I doubted you! Dr. Chen really IS the real deal!

Dr. Chen is fantastic! He listened to what was ailing me and treated. In 1 visit, my back felt…read morebetter than it has in years. I'll definitely go back.