We’re in the final stretch of late summer, and this is when symptoms tend to spike — disrupted sleep, stubborn fatigue, stress, or pain provoked by summer activity. When back pain, knee pain, or a flare‑up bedevils you, time to get…
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Declare Your Independence From Joint Pain With Acupuncture
Summer should feel like freedom — long walks, pool days, gardening, travel — not joints protesting every move. If pain has been holding you back, acupuncture can help you break free. Research from the National…
Acupuncture Summer Hours
Schedule an appointment today! Summer brings a time for rest, renewal, family, and professional growth — for you and for me. The time I take for meditation, study, and professional development directly supports the quality…
Get back in the flow with acupuncture
Getting a little stir crazy from spending too much time indoors? Avoiding activity due to painful joints? Did you over-do it with summer activity? Perhaps it is time to get back into your routine after…
Acupuncture in Springtime
Springtime is traditionally associated with renewal and growth. How about visiting us for acupuncture to help you rejuvenate and harmonize with the changing environment? In the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), spring is associated…
Get Acupuncture in 2024!
Happy New Year – let’s make it a good one filled with health, joy, and new frontiers. My fees will remain the same $135 for new patient appointments, $100 for follow up. Are you challenging…
Changes to Fees
Whether you have been seeing me regularly or if years have passed since you last rested with needles, I hope you are taking good care of yourself. In the interest of taking care of my…
Greetings from Dr. Anita Lanier, OMD
Dear prospective patient, Curious about acupuncture? Please take some time to read about me, my practice, and acupuncture here and here and by exploring this website. Still interested? Please call me at 702-204-1342, or book online here.…
Why did you put that needle there?
I get this question from time to time. Sometimes where I put the needles is pretty obvious. Sore back? Sure, I might put you face down and needle exactly in the area of complaint. But…
How many acupuncture treatments will I need?
This is the most common question I have from new patients and the answer is: it depends. Generally the longer a patient has had the problem, the longer the course of treatment will be. That’s for…