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Denise Devereaux

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

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

Boundless

4.6(7 reviews)
6.1 mi
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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.

Had a visit with Karden a few weeks ago for persistent knee and foot pain…read more I did not get help with either, instead the visit went in an unusual way. Karden explained that in his opinion many chronic aches and pains were tied to unresolved past trauma. Here's the thing: I'm sure there something to what he's saying and Karden and he feels very strongly about this because he has experienced it for himself. Perhaps a deep dive in past trauma gains relief for some folks with chronic pain. After feeling my knee and foot he declared that there was nothing wrong with either. After leaving his office the pain continued. Thankfully was able to visit my former PT at Berkshire Physical Therapy and Wellness where I would have gone first had I been able to get an earlier appointment. My knee healed on its but was aggravated and as for my foot, it is a mechanical issue based on the way of walk plus recent weight gain that exacerbated it. The PT offered me clear cut ways to help resolve the issues and they are working! I think Karden means well but now that he's a "believer" in past trauma he seems to view other people's problems through the same lense, and in my case completely missed the mark. It's too bad because it was an extremely expensive visit and I feel it was money wasted. I would strongly hesitate to recommend this place.

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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 May 2026

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