Susan Wallace Acupuncture

Regular acupuncture treatments can create more healthy days, enhance the immune system, reduce pain, increase energy and relax the mind. When this is achieved a person is more able to enjoy life and care for himself.

Susan Wallace, L.Ac has been practicing in the Bay Area for over twenty years. She specializes in women’s health issues, healthy aging and brain health. Susan has continued to deepen her study in Chinese medicine and pursue the study of western nutritional medicine since being licensed in California.

Susan graduated from the San Francisco College of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in 1986. She has a private practice, Albany Acupuncture, in Albany, California. She also works at the Charlotte Maxwell Clinic for Complimentary Medicine treating women cancer patients. She is an Independent Medical Examiner and expert witness.

I'm happy to announce that 2012 will be my 25th year in business.  To celebrate I will be having an open house at my office on January 21 from 12:00 noon – 4:00pm.  I will be offering free ear acupuncture treatments if you are interested.  Ear treatments are good for stress reduction and energy generation. Check out the attached article to for a brief explanation of how it works.  Also you'll get a chance to tour my newly painted office.  

Healthy food will be served along with delicious chocolate walnut espresso cake and tea.  Feel free to bring a friend.
Please RSVP and let know if you are coming so I can have a proper head count for the food.
 
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I practice acupuncture, herbal and nutritional medicine. Working within the framework of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which is a complete medical system that has been utilized in Asia for over 5,000 years, I augment my practice with modern nutritional science. What interests me most in traditional medicine is that it continues to be valid and useful in our modern world. What excites me in nutritional science is the current and ongoing study of how our bodies and our minds work. The Chinese character for man is a being between heaven and earth. The physical, emotional, and spiritual all connect to affect our health and Traditional Chinese Medicine is based on this concept. Humans live on earth and interact with it. It is how we interact with these concepts that develops and creates our health.