Pamela Cornish
Besides keeping you balanced,
sharing tools you can use to practice
"Health Care," not just "Sick Care."
East Meets West
Acupuncture is compatible with other systems of healthcare and Dr. Cornish often treats patients collaboratively with nutritionists, chiropractors, and MDs, including allergists, oncologists, internists, general practitioners, gynecologists, neurologists, and rheumatologists.
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Western and Oriental medicine can be combined easily, especially since neither system is complete. Western medicine offers excellent emergency protocols, diagnostic techniques, drug therapies, and surgical interventions, often focusing on treating or suppressing symptoms. However, Oriental medicine targets the underlying causes of disease, in order to prevent the manifestation of symptoms. When practitioners from both systems collaborate, the patient receives the best of both worlds: symptom relief, as well as treatment of the root cause. Furthermore, Oriental medicine emphasizes preventive maintenance. Once a patient’s initial acute complaint is resolved, he may choose to visit the clinic monthly for preventive healthcare maintenance, in order to balance his health, promote wellness, and prevent the future manifestation of disease symptoms.
Working with
Natural Therapies
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Reduce or remove the cause of the disease
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Treat the organs affected or diseased
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Unblock the blockages to the flow of life
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Reduce the symptoms and suffering naturally
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Treat constitutional and metabolic tendencies to diseased patterns or habits
Six Branches of Oriental Medicine
Acupuncture
Balancing the body's qi with needles
as thin as hair
Body Work
Chinese Tui Na and manual therapy
Exercise
Qi Gong complements aerobics by
providing deep, internal energy exercise
Medical Feng Shui
The art of placement balances the energy flow
in your environment, just like an
acupuncture treatment balances
the energy flow in your body
What Patients Say
Can Acupuncture Help Me?
Health, Wellness, and Vitality Assessment
Are you challenged by the following?
Poor quality sleep, or chronic insomnia
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Negative effects of excess professional, social, or emotional stress
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Gas, bloating, heartburn, urinary/bowel dysfunction,
or high cholesterol
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Muscle tension in your back, shoulders, or neck
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Unhealthy habits/addictions
(i.e. abusing alcohol, food, drugs, cigarettes, caffeine)
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PMS, gynecological/menopausal/sexual disorders, infertility or prostate problems
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Headaches
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Poor circulation
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Depression, anxiety, worry or nervous exhaustion
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Arthritis, Chronic joint pain/dysfunction or sports injuries
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Allergies, sinus or respiratory problems
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Skin issues
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Fatigue or low energy
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If so, then acupuncture can help!
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I combine western herbs and oils with Chinese remedies. YL oils and supplements are pharmaceutical grade, unlike other oils on the market, full of synthetics and fillers, which say
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These are tools that empower clients to practice "Health Care, not just Sick Care."
"Those who enter my gate should know that the suffering of others is also mine"
Zhong Shan