One Japanese style Acupuncture Treatment at Acupuncture Therapy

Japanese Acupuncture is a system of health care that has developed over the past 1800 years. The foundation on which it is set is based on the concept of Qi (pronounced chee). Qi is the life force that circulates though all parts of the body via energy channels, called meridians. These meridians may be thought of as similar to the lymphatic or vascular system in the body. Each meridian is responsible for the physical and emotional balance in the body.

What To Expect:  The treatment begins with a complete intake of information regarding current and past health conditions, allergies, medication taken, diet, work, and exercise and lifestyle habits.  Next, the acupuncturist will palpate the pulse at the wrists and abdomen. Finally, the acupuncturist will place or insert needles or other tools at specific points. This should not be painful at any time. Most patients feel deeply relaxed and may fall asleep during a treatment. The treatment time is approximately 45 minutes.

Meet Diane Iuliano

Diane Iuliano provides two main services to her clients - traditional Japanese Acupuncture Therapy and extremely effective LED Light & Laser Treatments.

Diane obtained her Master's Degree from New England School of Acupuncture (NESA) and has been practicing for 27 years. She was the co-Chair of the Japanese Acupuncture Style Department at NESA for 20 years, where she is a professor and clinical supervisor. 

Diane also teaches seminars in Hokkaido and Tokyo, Japan. Her board appointments include NESA Faculty Trustee, Auriculotherapy Institute and Shakuju Association of North America.

Diane has studied with Stephen Birch, Miki Shima, Richard Tan, Tetsuya Fukushima, and Toshikatsu Yamamoto. Most recently her studies have been involved with Shakuju Therapy and Shoji Kobayashi. She is one of the founding members of Shakuju Association of North America and was awarded the first teaching certificate in the USA of Shakuju Therapy.