Treatment Philosophy & Needs

 

Treatment Philosophy + Who Needs WCA

There isn’t one solution or “one size fits all” to treating health care issues whether they be physical, mental or emotional. It takes a diverse set of approaches, applied regularly, to achieve balance within ourselves. Equally important is a balance between accessing affordable healthcare services with “do it yourself” strategies that you can employ in your own daily life.

With this in mind, WCA offers a variety of services and empowers people with knowledge to facilitate the re-balancing of their own human system - body, mind and spirit. Services include acupuncture, herbal medicine, food therapy, cupping, yoga, meditation and a sense of community through in-person classes, workshops and online streaming options.

WCA also uses the lens of the Poly Vagal Nervous System and Autonomics theory and practices to assist people in managing conditions and promoting a high quality of life. An awareness of how far-reaching the nervous system’s impact is, is woven into all of the clinic’s offerings.

Who needs WCA’s services? If you or someone you care for:

  • Is experiencing pain of any kind (joint pain, back pain, headaches, body aches, etc.)

  • Has a chronic illness which requires management of various signs and symptoms (pain, fatigue, flare-ups, depression, weight gain/loss, etc.)

  • Is seeking help with allergies, digestive issues, insomnia, depression or anxiety.

  • Is experiencing stress related to work, school, family, relationships and needs to decompress.

  • Wants to enhance athletic performance and/or recovery.

  • Has experienced trauma of any kind as a child or an adult.

  • Is wanting to stop drinking, smoking, over-eating or any other addictive or compulsive behavior.

  • Is having difficulty with fertility or gynecological issues.

  • Is going through a major life transition (divorce, painful loss of any kind, terminal diagnosis, death or illness of a spouse, partner, parent, child or close friend).

  • Is experiencing a significant psychological, emotional or spiritual obstacle, or a "dark night of the soul".

  • Is having difficulty letting someone or something go.

  • Has a desire for a deeper connection with his/her/their essential Spirit.

  • Is alive in the 21st Century.