I have been going to Whole Person Health for 8 years now; and I will continue to go there. I go…read moremainly for Kan, he's incredibly knowledgeable and caring. Kan works fervently to ascertain that I feel much better upon leaving than when I first showed up for my appointment. There is another acupuncturist that is also excellent, but I only had him once. He is a medical doctor trained in China, and he also is very compassionate, caring, and knowledgeable. I had an accident back in September and I've been there many times to seek relief from the pain caused by my severe foot sprain. The only drawback for me is that I have to pay out of pocket without any reduction in price as this facility does not accept medical insurance. If they did, I would be going twice a month at least. I also have had massage treatments there with Teresa: She certainly knows how to reduce my pain and make me feel at ease with each visit. She is great at reducing muscle tension and doing myofascial release. I highly recommend Whole Person Health to everyone who is seeking to reduce pain, reduce stress, and/or improve their overall health.

I called to see if there were any available appointments for the following day due to you are…read moreunable to schedule/ check appts on line. The person on the other end sounded miserable and didn't take the time to check the schedule. I was very disappointed with the customer service.

One thing I always try to do before writing a review is to read a bunch of the most recent postings…read moreon Yelp about any establishment. This place is strange because either people love it or hate it. No one is in the middle. Unfortunately, I'm on the hate it side. There are a few reasons. 1) The rolling thermal scanner technology. I don't buy it. How does someone rolling a device along my cervical vertebra suddenly going to get a reading on how my entire autonomic system is doing? I didn't even have to take off my shirt because he only rolled the device along the back of my neck. Also, I repeatedly saw readings on the screen that made me seriously question whether any of it was valid. 2) If you are scheduled for an appointment, then you should have an adjustment done. But at this place, they use their rolling thermal scanner technology to tell patients that their nervous system is functioning fine and that there is no need for an adjustment. Oh, by the way, you still have to pay the same price as if you went in for an adjustment. This is a practice that should seriously be investigated by health insurance companies. Medical doctors are billed according to specified codes of what they do. Is this place really going to tell me that using the thermal scanner without doing an adjustment is the exact same price as using the thermal scanner and also doing a spinal adjustment? 3) Any chiropractor who asks you for a lot of money up front is a chiropractor who is running some sort of game. It would be like a patient with chronic fatigue syndrome being asked by his/her primary care physician to pay up-front for the next 10 visits. The only type of medical professional who would ever do this is one who is not confident about holding onto that patient. 4) I know four people who went into this place for evaluations and treatments. Despite having different levels of problems ranging from just a little back tightness and shoulder pain (myself) to hip and back problems (my cousin) to moderate problems with premature arthritis (my cousin's friend) to fairly complex back problems from years of powerlifting (my gym buddy), all of us were put on the exact same treatment regimen of going to him 3 times per week for the first month, 2 times per week for the second month, and then 1 time per week for an adjustment plus 1 visit for an evaluation during the third month. This is kind of like me seeing a patient with a scraped knee, another one with a concussion, and a third patient with a broken leg and saying that they all require the same treatment program. 5) I don't like medical professionals who get defensive. I also don't like the feeling of getting set up. When I am asked to lean towards one side while an A-P (anterior to posterior = front-to-back) x-ray is being taken to assess any spinal curvatures and then the following visit the doctor tells me that my spine is curved as if my body was leaning to one side, then I will start carefully questioning that medical care professional. And as you can see from a couple of the other reviews, I'm not the only one who has noticed a certain defensiveness from this place. In the end, all four people I know (myself included) who went to Trevens Chiropractic have gone elsewhere and are very happy with our new chiropractors. If you go into a place and are going to pay your hard-earned dollars, then you need to feel comfortable. I'm lucky because I didn't walk into this place with serious problems, so maybe that helped me pay more attention to what they were actually doing rather than focusing on hope that relief was coming. Since going to my new chiropractor, I can tell you that a great chiropractor can really make a positive difference in your quality of life. But the only guarantee about a shady chiropractor is that he/she will lighten your wallet. Trust your instincts!!!

Oh boy. I didn't become suspicious of this place until my first "adjustment". I was pretty trusting…read moreat the initial visit when I met with the female doctor who seemed great. However when I came back and was told my treatment plan and then decide to read some reviews it all became very clear. This place is a very thinly veiled scam. I (just like several other negative reviewers on yelp) was told I had to come in 3 times a week for the first month (THREE TIMES A WEEK!!) and then 2 times a week for a month and then once a week for a month. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. That is completely absurd. And the fact that that is pretty much EVERYONE'S treatment plan is ridiculous. I have a fairly generous insurance plan that would pay for 20 visits a year. I was surprised they'd pay for any of it considering the research on the benefits of chiropractic care is still very much up in the air. So I wouldn't have even been able to make it to the end of the second month before I'd be paying out of pocket. I could barely contain my laughter about the rolling thermal scanner. Give me a break, please. I just, I can't.... I wonder if the female doctor and the very nice secretary are aware they are part of a scam this large. I'm sure the doctor must, which is a shame as she seemed very kind. I was there for about an hour and 15 mins for my first adjustment. I was taken very late, "adjusted" for 5 seconds and then forced to lay down for half an hour. During this time I watched an amazing number of people come in and out and all I could think was "holy sh*t they are just sucking people dry." I am not exaggerating when I say I saw at least 15 people on a Tuesday evening in the span of under an hour and a half. It would almost have been funny if it weren't so horrifying. I really hope people do their research on this place. I will never go back here and probably have been turned off to chiropracty as a whole as a result.

This was my first foray into reflexology with an actual certified reflexologist (not a spa) and…read morealthough there were moments where I wanted to scream, I feel amazing now after my first session. Highly recommend.

At first skeptical, after seeing the healing and options provided by Helen to two of my closest…read morefriends it is evident that she provides opportunities for those who need other outlets besides traditional medicine. Helen, is intuitive, calming and understanding all which can help individuals who are trying to deal with the stresses of today's society. Plus, her office smells really really good. :)

Leah is really amazing! She was able to break through a chronic condition to restore both vitality…read moreand clarity. This practice is peaceful, welcoming, and flexible with appointments. Miracle worker, gorgeous decor, and a truly wonderful practice.

OK, that's twice that Dr. Leah has helped me with ailments, her no nonsense. Laid-back approach is…read morefabulous, I feel so comfortable in her office and she never hurts me. Also great at fitting being into appointments at the last minute. I'm so grateful!

Was looking for an acupuncturist to help me out with my Workmen's Comp. claim. I found Eastway…read morewellness Acupuncture in Norwood online and glad I did. They took care of everything for me right after I initiated wanting to go for an eval. Receptionist are extremely friendly and I've all the answers whenever I have a question. Acupuncturist a great I can ask him a question and they don't hesitate with an answer. Also doing cupping there which is seeming to help out for the first time having the service. Thank you

It starts with Lily at the front desk, who is always so friendly, helpful and professional. I have…read morebeen a patient for 15+ years and highly recommend them. I leave the office feeling 100% better than when I arrived. Dr. Yi and her staff are truly miracle workers! Acupunture, cupping and massage are all soooo amazing! Make your appointment now!!!

What a perfect hidden gem! I was looking for a good sports/deep tissue massage this past weekend,…read moreas I'm in the midst of training for the Boston Marathon and have hit some bumps in training with some IT Band issues. When I found this place online, the prices seemed reasonable, and the staff seemed knowledgeable and experienced... plus they had appointments on Sundays... in the afternoon even! Upon arriving, I wasn't exactly sure what to expect, but Angela greeted me, and we discussed what was troubling me at the moment, and how she planned to tackle the hour I had signed up for. The place was small and cozy, welcoming scents of relaxation, and a perfect background soundtrack to put me at ease. Once I was settled in for the massage Angela got to work. I don't think my IT Band/legs have ever received such attention; everything was that, hurt but feels good feeling... if you've ever had sore muscles, or tight muscles, you know what I mean... Nothing was to a point of actually hurting, but I could tell my body needed this massage more than I thought. The hour seemed to fly by, but she gave equal attention to my trouble spots, and gave me an in depth discussion post massage about her observations and how I should continue going forward to help these issues. I definitely plan to follow her advice, and to see her again before the marathon and most definitely afterwards! This place is worth what you pay and very personalized attention! I highly highly recommend!!!

Highly recommend you book online for Diane. She is a true healer! She really listens and empathizes…read morewith your pain points. She really gives it her all, and you will leave feeling more free than when you came in. Book it!

Coming from Boston, MA, I starting seeing Dr. Terry after experiencing chronic autoimmune issues…read morefor 3+ years. I had a fierce, allergic reaction-like rash across all of my arms and legs, as well as intense nerve sensitivity and spasms -- all of which deeply affected my mental, social, emotional, and physical health. I was truly at my lowest, experiencing deep melancholy and hopelessness, ready to give up. But now, from using NAET, NET, and acupuncture, Terry has helped me find healing from the roots. Her treatment philosophy is that everything is connected, and her holistic approach to health doesn't take any symptom or emotion for granted. I have now been in treatment with Terry for a little over a year, and my physical, emotional, and spiritual symptoms -- and therefore my entire quality of life -- have improved dramatically. It has been a journey that has illuminated much more than I would have expected: experiences from childhood, traumas, roles in relationships, fears, and hopes. I have never felt more confident in showing up fully as myself, stating my wants and needs, and believing that I am capable of creating the life I want and deserve. I will forever be grateful for Dr. Terry -- her diverse skill set, her calming optimism, and her deep desire to help her patients live happy and healthy lives.

Terry Plante truly changed my life. I'm a healthy, not chronically debilitated, person…read more About a dozen years ago I saw Terry regularly for about a year or two. It felt expensive, but with her help the chronic sickness that I had been struggling with (and that had flummoxed other doctors) disappeared. The time, money, and dietary shifts now seem tiny when weighed against the good health--both physical and emotional--that I have enjoyed and cherished over the many years since then. I am extremely fortunate that I found Terry and chose to trust her and to invest what was necessary on my part to arrive at a successful turnaround for my health, and therefore, whole life.

When my body feels aches and I can hear the creaking of my knees-- I go to B in Touch and get…read moremassage with Sasha. It's revitalizing. She listens and knows the exact pressure to use for different areas, depending on the level of knots and sensitivity. It's my one hour of real me time. The best thing you can do for yourself-- get a massage! Your body will thank you!

I had heard of B In Touch but had no idea where it was. Based on some reviews on the Needham FB…read morepage, I went here and am SO glad I did! The space is so peaceful and nice - better than I expected given the "business" strip mall it's in. I was able to schedule a massage last minute, which was great, and was scheduled with Jenna. She was super friendly and respectful. And the massage was AWESOME. She totally worked exactly the spots that needed it, but also gave some attention to the rest of my body. I felt AMAZING when I was done and am so sad it ended. I've had a lot of massages - some fantastic, some awful. This was definitely near the top. I found that the pressure was perfect - once or twice it got close to being too hard, but never was. She repeatedly asked if the pressure was ok and never went over the line into too hard or painful. It's a bit pricier than I'd like, but that seems to be standard for massage places now. And it's cheaper than other places in the area that I've gone. If you buy a 5-pack or 10-pack, you can save a bit of money, too.