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Sanctuary Winds Acupuncture · CRE8 Site
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12 pages- About · Sanctuary Winds AcupunctureMeet Dr. Maura Hartzman and the ethos of Sanctuary Winds: personalized care, gentle healing, and community building in Durham.edit
- Acupuncture in the Triangle: a local guideAcupuncture and Chinese medicine practices in Durham, Chapel Hill, Raleigh and Cary, with how to check a license and what to ask before you book.edit
- Book · Sanctuary Winds AcupunctureBook acupuncture, Medical Qi Gong or an herbal consult with Dr. Maura Hartzman at Sanctuary Winds Acupuncture in Durham.edit
- Contact · Sanctuary Winds AcupunctureContact Sanctuary Winds Acupuncture and Dr. Maura Hartzman. Call or text (919) 391-3984, email the practice, or book through Jane.edit
- Journal · Sanctuary Winds AcupunctureNotes on acupuncture, Chinese medicine and caring for yourself between visits, from Sanctuary Winds in Durham.edit
- New patient FAQ · Sanctuary Winds AcupunctureAnswers to common new-patient questions at Sanctuary Winds Acupuncture.edit
- Sanctuary Winds AcupunctureAcupuncture, herbal medicine, and qigong with Dr. Maura Hartzman in Durham, North Carolina. Care that starts with you.edit
- Services · Sanctuary Winds AcupunctureServices and pricing at Sanctuary Winds Acupuncture.edit
- What acupuncturist training and licensing meanYears of graduate study, national board exams and a state license: what stands behind an acupuncturist, and the training Dr. Hartzman brings.edit
- What is medical qigong?An energy-based practice within Chinese medicine, offered as classes and private sessions.edit
- What to do after an acupuncture treatmentRest, gentle movement and water: simple ways to care for yourself in the day or two after treatment.edit
- What to expect at your first acupuncture visitFrom the first conversation to the treatment plan: how a first visit at Sanctuary Winds unfolds.edit