• Natural Beauty in Paso Robles
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    We are currently accepting new patients, and we look forward to meeting you. We are a contracted provider for numerous insurance companies, including Anthem Blue Cross, United Health Care, Aetna, Kaiser and more.

  • Call (805) 400-9723

    We now have two clinics to better serve you.

    522-C Broadway Street
    King City, CA

    and

    2121 Pine Street Suite B
    Paso Robles, CA


    Weekdays by appointment


Veronica Avery, Licensed Acupuncturist / Herbalist, provides family acupuncture for Northern San Luis Obispo County and Southern Monterey County residents with offices in
Paso Robles and King City, California

About Treatment

body cushion system

To make our patients more comfortable, we offer a complete body cushion system.

Treatments usually consist of acupuncture and herbal consultation, but may also include massage, electric stimulation, cupping, and recommendations for exercise and nutrition.

Initial Visit

Please expect your first visit to last approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. We will discuss your health history and current complaints, including any Western diagnoses and lab work you may already have, as well as any current pharmaceutical drugs you’re taking. We will arrive at a working Chinese medical diagnosis and you will receive an acupuncture treatment at this time.

Avery Acupuncture Paso Robles

Subsequent Visits

Follow-up appointments last approximately an hour and in addition to acupuncture, they may also include herbal consultation, massage, cupping or use of other Chinese medicinal tools. Together we will set a treatment plan that works best with your health needs and lifestyle.

Herbs

Chinese herbs come in a wide variety of quality and strength. For maximum benefit, I recommend brands that are manufactured with strict quality-control guidelines, and are organic or natural when possible. I will happily guide you through your options. I offer different ways to take herbs including:

  • • loose herbs simmered to make a strong, medicinal tea
  • • powder or granule: just add hot water
  • • tablet or capsule
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  • Veronica Avery


    L.Ac.
    MTCM
    B.A. Psychology



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