Spring Valley Spine and SportsCare

First, this just for the Acupuncture side of the facility.
Amanda Bryant Melo has worked with me and I with her to obtain my goals through her specialty, acupuncture, and I am quite ecstatic over the results.
I decided to give acupuncture a try for several concerns, (physical — like a swollen foot, and psychological — depression and addiction, not to anyone thing, but the whole going back for more and more, type thinking) back in March of 2015.
The first visit was a look, talk, and explanation of the process and what I was looking for. This was not any big reveal of any kind,.
I started out with three session over four weeks. Then went to twice a week for close to 10 weeks and am now going once a week with plans of twice a month, then we will see.
The entire process brings about subtle changes, that if you are not really paying attention to yourself, you may miss, and some are more noticeable.
During each session I have discussed each of the areas that brought me to acupuncture verses a health food store, a gym, a masseuse, or some other process starts off with repetition and eases up over time.
I am very attuned to what I eat and what I should not be eating, nothing new, but the relationship through acupuncture is which organs need to be in balance with which other organ.
My energy level is higher and I feel happier, which ties together with libido, less stressed and vulnerable to this simplest of misinterpretations. I am more focused, and do not have such over bearing cravings for sweets.

This is an amazing one stop shop for athletes. The chiropractor, Dr. Maloy is amazing, she truly cares about her patients and won’t make you see her over and over for no reason. The massage therapist is also ART certified and there is an acupuncturist on staff. The entire team is great! They also have an AlterG, which is a lifesaver for injured athletes.