Wally Doggett and his wife Kelly met in acupuncture school and started South Austin Community Acupuncture together in 2006. The clinic grew out of a desire to create a neighborhood clinic that represents a natural expression of ourselves into the community we live in. We value diversity. We work to create a safe and comfortable environment for all members of our community.
All are welcome here, regardless of income, education, language, race, skin color, nationality, legal status, sex, gender identity, marital status, sexual orientation, familial situation, age, religion, political beliefs, abilities or disabilities, size or shape.
All are welcome here, regardless of income, education, language, race, skin color, nationality, legal status, sex, gender identity, marital status, sexual orientation, familial situation, age, religion, political beliefs, abilities or disabilities, size or shape.
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South Austin Community Acupuncture offers affordable acupuncture in a comfortable group setting. Wear clothes you can easily pull up above your elbows and knees, and if you have a specific part of your body you want us to work on please wear something so we can access that part of your body. Especially your feet: You will be treated in a room with other people and your practitioner will be touching you. Many people are sensitive to smells, and oils and lotions make needling difficult and can ruin our sheets.
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Community acupuncture works because our patients treat the clinic like a shared resource they really care about. This can vary quite a bit from person to person, but more often than not, you will need some kind of course of treatments for best results. For example, for an acute problem you might get a few treatments scheduled closer together for a short time.
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