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Spafinder Gift Cards
Yes. We accept Spafinder Gift Cards for all services we offer.
Acupuncture Happy Hours
Tues & Thur. 3 to 7pm & Sat. 9am-1pm
Walk ins welcomed, call 860-467-6518 or use the book now tab!
Find Balance With Acupuncture
Now offering Community Acupuncture
on Saturdays from 930am – 1pm.
Tuesdays 4pm-7pm
30 minute sessions only $30.
Walk Ins Welcomed
Gift Certificates Available
Community Acupuncture
A New Service Starting January 10th 2013!
Acupuncture sessions are an incredible way to heal yourself through many conditions. They are also a great path for “tuning up” your body, even when not faced with a particular condition. At the Oneida Holistic Health Center we make acupuncture affordable for you. You can come as often as you need to feel better at Community Acupuncture. Community Acupuncture is a small group setting. Dr. Miller uses acupuncture points below the knees and elbows. So just roll up your sleeves and pant legs and enjoy! The treatment room is peaceful, warm and very relaxing.
Sessions last for 30 minutes and are offered on Tuesday and Thursdays from 4pm-7pm without an appointment. For all other days appointments are required. We offer treatments on a sliding scale of $20 to $45 with no income verification and no questions asked.
The client’s first visit involves a private consultation with Edward G. Miller, D.C., Dipl.Ac (IAMA). You will fill out some forms, receive answers to your questions and spend time discussing your health history. ID required for age verification. The initial consultation fee is $10. For more information, please feel free to call us at 860-467-6518.
Dedication To Healing
Addictions Counselor and Reiki Practitioner
Our practioners are devoted to helping others be well.
Our Addictions Counselor & Reiki Practioner Vanessa Parker, MA spent time on Friday providing volunteer Reiki/Energy Healing at St. Mary home in West Hartford. To learn more about Vanessa or to schedule an appointment with her, please view our “Practitioners” page. Vanessa also offers night, weekend and Sunday hours.
Nights, Weekends and Sundays
Need an evening or weekend appointment? Our practitioners offer them. You can book online, by calling the center or in person.
STRESSED???
We know a holistic way to fix that! Join us Friday Oct.12th for Our Free Meditation Workshop from 7pm-8:30pm. Call us today to reserve your spot! 860-467-6518
How Can Meditation Make You Happy?
There have been studies showing that meditation not only lowers blood pressure but also can amp up your immune system and improve your ability to concentrate. Those who meditate can choose among a wide range of practices “What they have in common are a narrowing of focus that shuts out the external world and usually a stilling of the body,” says Charles L. Raison, MD, clinical director of the Mind-Body Program at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta.
Raison participated in a study that indicated that meditation improved both physical and emotional responses to stress. People who meditate regularly have less activation of their immune systems and suffer less emotional distress when they were put in a stressful situation. Stress reduction could be the key to meditation’s beneficial effect on health. “We know stress is a contributor to all the major modern killers,” Raison points out. “It’s hard to think of an illness in which stress and mood don’t figure,” Raison says. Science hasn’t yet pin pointed exactly what happens in the meditating brain and the immune system, but a study at the University of Wisconsin indicated that there is an increase of electrical activity in parts of the left frontal lobe when people practice meditation. This brain area tends to be more active in optimistic people.
Perhaps it is because meditation helps to relieve stress and less stress can make you optimistic and being optimistic can make you happy! Meditation can bring you inner calm and a general feeling of well-being. Learning meditation can give you new tools for dealing with stress, anxiety and problems. Meditation can help you overcome negative states of mind such as anger and jealousy and cultivate positive states of mind such as patience and love.
On Monday October 1, 2012 we will be offering a free class for those wishing to learn how to meditate. The class will be hosted by Torin Lee and will run from 7-830 pm. Registration is required. You may register online at our facebook page events section or by calling the center at 860-467-6518.
