Christina Harmon, L.Ac. in Anchorage, Alaska

Christina (Tina) Harmon has a passion to support her clients by using the various tools, philosophies, and knowledge base of Ancient Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. Christina incorporates breath awareness, postural awareness, Qi Gong exercises, as well as stretching and strengthening specific to the needs of the individual.

Christina (Tina) Harmon brings a holistic approach to healthcare by integrating the principles of Ancient Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture with modern wellness techniques. Her practice emphasizes personalized care, utilizing breath and postural awareness, Qi Gong exercises, and tailored stretching and strengthening routines to address the unique needs of each client. This blend of traditional and contemporary methods aims to promote balance, enhance well-being, and support the body's natural healing processes.

Services Offered

• Acupuncture: Utilizing fine needles to balance the body's energy flow and promote healing.
• Qi Gong Exercises: Gentle movements to enhance energy flow and improve physical and mental health.
• Breath and Postural Awareness: Techniques to improve posture and respiratory efficiency.
• Personalized Stretching and Strengthening: Customized exercises to meet individual health and wellness goals.

Cost Ranges

The cost for services varies based on the type and duration of treatment:

• Initial Consultation and Acupuncture Session: $100 - $150
• Follow-up Acupuncture Sessions: $75 - $100
• Qi Gong and Exercise Sessions: $50 - $80

Local Tips

• Check with your insurance provider to see if acupuncture and related treatments are covered under your plan.
• Wear comfortable clothing for sessions involving movement and stretching.
• Consider scheduling sessions during less busy times of the day for a more relaxed experience.

FAQs

What should I expect during my first visit?

Your first visit will include a comprehensive assessment of your health concerns, followed by a tailored treatment plan that may incorporate acupuncture, Qi Gong, and other supportive therapies.

Is acupuncture painful?

Acupuncture is generally not painful. Patients may experience a slight tingling or warmth as the needles are inserted, but this is typically brief and mild.

How many sessions will I need?

The number of sessions varies depending on individual health needs and goals. Tina will work with you to develop a treatment plan that fits your specific situation.