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Denise Devereaux

5.0 (10 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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10 months ago

Excellent experience.,.. I love going to Denise. Very professional and I feel awesome when she is done.

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2 years ago

I had a massage with Denise; absolutely wonderful. Released so much stress and tightness; feeling great.

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Do you accept insurance, are you located in Pitts or Lee?

Hello, I do not accept insurance, but I can provide an invoice. I am located at 30 Church St in Lee.

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“She is caring and considerate and I urge anyone who needs relief from pain and discomfort to give Denise a try...”

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New England Acupuncture & Herb - Nice office with treatment rooms, parking was easy

New England Acupuncture & Herb

5.0(10 reviews)
12.5 mi

Ryan Less has been treating me for two months. When I came into his office, I was hunched over like…read morethe hunchback of Notre Dame. Recently diagnosed with a very rare connective tissue disorder, which includes subluxation of my larger joints such as my shoulders, my knees, and my hips. Chronic migraines, plus having bilateral meniscal tears, runners knee bilaterally, and Baker's cyst, and also recently diagnosed with stage 3 of stage 4 advanced Osteoarthritis. I was not convinced that Acupuncture would help, in fact I was told by some medical professionals, that if I was lucky, it might do some good, but Due to the complexity of My rare diagnosis of H/EDS, coupled with the other issues stated above, the likelihood that I would receive any pain reduction would be minimal. But I had to try something! 2 1/2 years ago, I was hiking up Mount Greylock! Riding motorcycles, kayaking, and riding horses. All on a regular basis. In just 18 short months, I was literally no longer able to physically get on a kayak, get on a horse never mind ride it with any stability, could not get on a motorcycle without physical assistance, and had begun to use a walker/cane/crutches when at my worst. I was actually contemplating at 46 years old, due to the debilitating pain that I was in literally from the top of my head to the end of my toes, if this was as good as life was going to get, could I continue On? My pain when at its worst was crippling. And I am not being dramatic. I have 100% bone on bone exposure in areas of my knees, my shoulders, and my hips. I take no narcotic pain medication because it does not help at all with the condition. And due to the laxicity in my joints, again due to the connective tissue disorder, narcotics would make me more vulnerable to injury due to lack of coordination issues. After just five short visits , where I did not feel any difference at all, I remember going home after the fifth visit thinking, oh my God, I just got out of my car and the bones in my feet did not feel like they were grinding together. After my sixth visit, I noticed a significant reduction in the global pain that I have due to my condition and above complicated health profile. I would recommend Ryan Less, to anyone suffering from a condition that results in chronic overall pain that doctors cannot seem to help you with. It is literally the least invasive, least expensive, most result oriented treatment I have ever received in my entire life! If you can smoke cigarettes, you can afford to go to Acupuncture, if you can buy a 30 pack of beer twice in a week, you can afford Acupuncture. If you can afford, going to doctors, and specialists, and paying your co-pays and not getting any better time after time year after year, you can afford to go to Acupuncture. This man literally improved the quality of my entire life! And I cannot recommend his services enough. He may have very well saved my life and he probably doesn't even know it. How many years have you gone to the same doctor? Different specialists? Alternative treatments? With little to no results? How many medicines are you on to "manage pain", migraines, orthopedic related pain, chronic muscle, tendon, joint pain? I have taken many if not all prescribed medications, from anti-inflammatories, over the counter, prescription meds, and yes even narcotics and Neurontin. Nothing, and I mean nothing has helped. I have now been "global pain free" with a sincere reduction in 80% of my debilitating pain for almost 2 weeks! Ryan does not claim to be able to heal injuries, cure diagnosis is and so on. I still have multiple bilateral meniscal tears in my knees, a Baker's cyst that pops up sporadically, runners knee, and recently a torn rotator cuff. I have been in physical therapy long term, under doctors care long-term, under the care of specialists with some of the top orthopedic doctors in Berkshire County for years. And not one of them has brought me anywhere near the reduction in pain and improvement in the quality of my life as Ryan has. I have recommended him to dozens of people at this point. My friends, peers, and family have noticed my entire demeanor has improved. And guess what, I'm actually sleeping almost through the entire night. I have not slept through the entire night without getting up due to pain waking me out of a sound sleep 20 to 30 times per night for the last 2+ years! I am finally getting restorative sleep, I am finally able to get out of bed, put my feet on the floor and just walk like a normal person to the bathroom. Without cringing when my feet hit the floor due to the substantial pain I was in before entering in to Ryan's care. I simply cannot recommend him highly enough. The Berkshires are full of hidden treasures. Ryan Less Is one of them.

Ryan Less is very knowledgeable and continues to not only provide the acupuncture but also shares…read morehis knowledge of herbs and Chinese medicine and massage therapy, He has helped me enormously with his patience and warm demeanor. Highly recommend

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Boundless - The Team at Boundless From Left: Kelly, Karden, Elaine

Boundless

4.5(6 reviews)
6.1 mi
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I first met Karden Rabin at Radiance Yoga on North street in Pittsfield after hearing great things…read moreabout his Monday night MELT class. After the class I felt a lot less body tightness and pain, but chatted with him about lower back pain that had been ongoing for 4 years. He informed me that he had a studio in West Stockbridge where he does body work and massage. I ended up making an appointment not having any idea what to expect. I won't try to expain what he did but after pointing out that I stand crooked he did some poking and prodding in different spots. I then stood and I was standing much straighter. I was good for about 3 days and my back went back to being sore. Being that my back had been hurt for 4 years I wasn't expecting a miracle so I went back and saw him again explaining my back was still locking up. Karden taught me a few more things after working on my muscles poking and prodding again. I am now aware of why my back was hurting and I'm more aware of body and how I carry myself. It's been about a week since my second visit and I've had no back pain at all, and in fact with the things he taught me I decided to try to get back to deadlifting which I had stayed away from for nearly a year. To my surprise, not only was I able to do some deadlifting pain free I broke my personal record pulling 405lbs with not even the slightest amount of pain. I can not say enough about the amazing work Karden does. I would recommend anyone having chronic body pain to go see Karden, it might just change your life.

Boundless is a wonderful addition to the Berkshires. The team of fantastic health practitioners…read moreoffer a wide variety of services. They are warm and friendly. They each have years of experience and really know what they're doing. Oh! Did I mention reasonable rates? There's just too many places in the area with high prices and then they add 20% mandatory tip on top of that. This place is the real deal, just try it once and you'll know what I mean. AND after your treatment you can go around the block to Six Depot for great food and great people.

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Jarrett Lonny

Jarrett Lonny

4.0(4 reviews)
1.7 mi

Lonny Jarrett's reputation precedes him within the professional acupunturist world. He has written…read more3 tomes on Traditional Chinese Medicine that delve deeply into the spiritual realms as well as the practical knowledge needed to practice acupuncture in the traditional manner. That is not a "cult" but a following of both patients and practitioners based on Lonny's dedication to his life's work. In other words, he knows his stuff. Asking detailed questions about bodily functions, diet, sleep, personal habits and more,builds a picture that is essential to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) because TCM is a holistic approach. We wish western medicine was as thorough. Someone as knowledgeable and experienced as Lonny is a gift to the world of healthcare as a preventative, an adjunct to healing, and guidance to maintain health. Ask him about his Tiger Wand

After filling out lots of detailed paperwork, I sat in Lonny Jarrett's office and answered his many…read morequestions. Some questions were invasive and uncomfortable ("what are your bowel movements like?") but I answered gamely and honestly. I told myself, "He's here to help. He wants a full picture." I'd been told he was a brilliant acupuncturist, and I wanted to have a good acupuncturist. So I continued to answer questions: my diet, my menstrual cycle, my sleeping habits. Then Mr. Jarrett peered at me and said: "Are you aware that you are yelling?" It was a question tinged with condescension. I was not yelling. I had not much raised my voice. It felt like a trap, like a move he's done a zillion times on more vulnerable patients, likely more on women. There was something mind-effy about it. Maybe even with a tiny smidge of sexist sadism. Ten years ago, I would have said, "I'm sorry! Did I raise my voice a little? I didn't mean to!" Even if I knew I hadn't raised my voice. I would have been ashamed, embarrassed, shamed, flushed with awkward remorse. But maybe the benefit of being a little older is to recognize a micro-aggression for what it is. I said evenly, "I'm not yelling. And if I sound a tad tense, it's because this is kind of scary and uncomfortable to me. I am in a vulnerable position here, as a new patient. This is your office, your practice, and you have more power than I do in this situation. So maybe I am responding to those dynamics." He tried for awhile to say he hadn't meant to be imperious/judgmental/condescending but didn't really change the tone. By the end of the appointment, my feeling was: I am not going back. I haven't returned.

Denise Devereaux - acupuncture - Updated October 2026

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