After assessment and differential diagnosis, there are a range of therapeutic approaches under the umbrella of acupuncture practice. When using acupuncture for therapeutic outcomes, Dr. Williams uses several specialized and advanced acupuncture methods to restore function such as nerve release, scalp acupuncture, electric stimulation, low light laser, and bone tapping. Acupuncture needles inserted in muscles, tendons, nerve bundles, scalp, or bone are followed by a range of needling techniques aimed at significant and sustained outcomes.

Self-care can be a luxury at times while managing limited resources and unlimited demands. However, stopping for a moment can help change perspective and introspection - the examination of one's own mental and emotional processes that help us begin to problem solve instead of relying on others to promote our own health and cope with illness.

Dr. Jennifer M. Williams completed an internship at the Huaihua Red Cross Hospital. This is the team she worked with while in Huaihua, China. It was during this experience that she began to deeply develop differential diagnostic skills.

Our premium beeswax and honey is used to make medicine and enjoyed. The bee farm expands every year. Beekeeping is a magical experience and the wax is the foundation to all of our topical products.

Dr. Jennifer M. Williams received her certification from Master Chris Leong; a leading expert in Malaysia using acupuncture methodology to help relieve debilitating stiffness and chronic pain. Dr. Jennifer M. Williams incorporates the Tui Na Tit Tar method as an adjunct to acupuncture to help restore function, balance, and harmony.

The circa 1820 property that houses the Kingsport, TN clinic is a beautifully restored later victorian turn of the century craftsman style home that has a master bedroom, two guestrooms, a great room, quaint kitchen, and a tea parlor. The house, guestrooms, or tea parlor can be rented.

Dr. Jennifer M. Williams serves as a chair on an international committee for the Yunnan University of Chinese Medicine in Kunming, China

The large complex on Green Mountain, NC is where herbs are grown and products are made. Check out upcoming classes and workshops