Xiaojun Zhang

I tried Acupuncture for the very first time and I was pleasantly surprised. For the longest time I just figured it was a bunch of needles that were being stuck in you, and what was the point of that.
My benefits pay for $ 500 a year of this type of treatment, so I thought why the heck not.
The reason for my visit was stress management, and I was surprised that this Asian lady could not only speak mandarin, she could also speak french and English. She started with putting about ten different pins in me (some where at the top of my head, on my shin, hands, and feet… kind of felt like a pin cushion lol)
Then she did something called acupressure where there were these seed like things put on my ear (on specific pressure points) some were painful, some gave me goose bumps.
The session also included a massage & some cupping on my back, and I have these kind of hickey looking things. Looks kind of funny but I did feel like I was floating when I left the office. The whole session came to about $ 90 for over an hour. Was very thrilled that I get about 4 more sessions covered by the benefits.
Give her a call, her English name is June.
I am a fan! Woohoo