Written by Elizabeth Ropp, LAcMany people ask if we treat kids and teens at MAS. The answer is emphatically “yes.” Kids and teens get acupuncture for the same reasons adults do: chronic pain, sports injuries, digestive discomfort, allergies and...

Our own staff acupuncturist Andy Wegman had a fun conversation with colleague Alexa Hulsey, LAc over the summer. It's now available to listen in on via Alexa's excellent substack/podcast, "Notes From Your Acupuncturist", that we've...

Written by acupuncturist Lauren SmithLately I’ve been feeling stuck. There’s a lot to feel stuck about. Covid is still kicking around, it’s cold and still generally crappy out, and even on the warm days it’s too muddy to do much outside. There is...

written by acupuncturist Lauren Smith Acupuncture is like dancing. Ultimately rewarding, but it can take some time to learn the steps.Some issues are simple and routine, like line dancing or contra, call and response. A person comes in with an...

In addition to the terrific writing of MAS' own Elizabeth Ropp, POCA Tech's Lisa Rohleder and our own little Needles book, another colleague is currently offering topical writing we think is worth your time.Alexa Halsey's Substack posts are...

written by Elizabeth Ropp, LAc Last week many of you asked about how my vacation went. It was a nice break. My parents came to visit. I haven’t seen them since 2019. They came to Manchester to help MAS move from Canal Street to our new home in...