Acupuncture originated in China over 3,000 years ago. Its philosophy is to heal safely, gently, and is a non-invasive approach to treating acute and chronic disorders. By inserting fine needles into the body's channels of energy, the body's qi, or life energy, is stimulated, releasing constrictions, and restoring the body balance and symmetry.

From skin diseases, allergies, and carpal tunnel syndrome to anxiety, depression, and stress, acupuncture can help the body heal naturally and without invasive practices. People recovering from injuries like tendonitis and sprains can benefit from acupuncture to speed their recovery. Acupuncture even provides an excellent alternative to hormone replacement therapy to smooth the transition through menopause.

Acupuncture sometimes provides an alternative to risky and invasive surgery. Kelly encourages clients to try less invasive therapies before, for example, surgery for carpal tunnel or removal of an organ.