Edward Weiss

I have a very broad, general practice for people of all ages and problems. I use acupuncture and related techniques to balance a person so that they will be better able to fix themselves. I like to say treatment is like a "tune-up and oil change" for your self-repair mechanism. The goal is to get you to do what you could be doing for yourself, but aren't. As a result many problems can quickly resolve.

I was very fortunate and studied a number of different kinds of acupuncture, including Vietnamese style, Traditional Chinese Medicine (modern communist style), five element style, auricular acupuncture, taoist style, trigger point style, and several non-classical Chinese styles. As a result, I usually have something effective for everybody.

I studied psychology and chemistry at Yale College, and neurochemistry and psychology at Stanford Medical School. I have been involved with meditation and yoga for over 50 years, with acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine for 47 years, and with qigong and taijichuan for over 30 years. However, my most important credential is always your own result.