Sydney Cooley provides acupuncture and Chinese medicine and is currently practicing in her comfortable space located at 801 Florida Rd, Suite 12, Durango, CO 81301 in Durango. Some who haven't tried acupuncture are curious about how and if it works, as well as the benefits that can be achieved.
Studies have proven acupuncture to be effective in reducing pain as well as increasing immunity, relieving stress and enhancing overall vitality and well-being.Acupuncture treatments are safe, gentle and relaxing, and can address a number of acute and chronic conditions. Issues that do not have a definitive diagnosis have also responded positively to acupuncture.
Studies have proven acupuncture to be effective in reducing pain as well as increasing immunity, relieving stress and enhancing overall vitality and well-being.Acupuncture treatments are safe, gentle and relaxing, and can address a number of acute and chronic conditions. Issues that do not have a definitive diagnosis have also responded positively to acupuncture.
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About Sydney
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Sydney Cooley is a Colorado licensed acupuncturist and a board certified diplomat in Oriental Medicine. She holds a Master's Degree from the East West College of Natural Medicine in Sarasota Florida. She completed a 5 academic year program there with 2908 hours of education including well over 800 hours of clinical practice.
Acupuncture/Chinese
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It includes acupuncture, herbal medicine, tui na (a type of massage), cupping, exercise (tai qi and qi gong), and dietary therapy. The ancient Chinese believed that all life is animated by a vital energy called qi. Qi is what gives our eyes their sparkle. Chinese Medicine taps into that vital energy and stimulates your body's inherent healing ability.
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This ancient healing practice has been proven to relieve stress and promote improvement of a number of health conditions when utilized therapeutically. Only sterile, single-use, disposable needles are used. In a typical acupuncture treatment, approximately 8-10 tiny needles are inserted in various points on the body, also known as meridian points in Chinese medicine.
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