OUR APPROACH
How Our Therapy Differs
How is our therapy different from Electroacupuncture (EA) or Transcutaneous Electrical Acupoint Stimulation (TEAS)?
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Electroacupuncture (EA) delivers electrical stimulation through inserted acupuncture needles. TEAS typically uses surface electrodes placed on selected acupuncture points. Our service uses a hands-on, dynamic approach with handheld applicators.
Technology Guided by Hands-on Care
Our practitioners choose specialized applicator heads according to the area and your needs, then actively move the device across the region in a massage-like motion.
Soothing heat, electrical stimulation, and manual movement are combined in a personalized session designed to encourage muscle responses, ease everyday tension, and support relaxation.
The Main Differences
| How it is applied | Electroacupuncture (EA) | TEAS | Our Therapy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contact method | Inserted acupuncture needles | Surface electrodes, typically placed at selected acupuncture points | Handheld applicators in direct contact with the skin |
| Needles | Yes | No | No |
| During the session | Needles usually remain in place during stimulation | Electrodes typically remain at the selected points | The practitioner actively moves the applicator across the targeted area |
| Core approach | Electrical stimulation through needles | Electrical stimulation through surface electrodes at acupoints | Electrical stimulation combined with warmth and hands-on movement |
About EA and TEAS: NCCIH — Acupuncture · TEAS: electrode placement
No needles, no stationary electrode pads — a personalized combination of modern technology and hands-on care.
Explore Your Care Options
Tell us which areas you would like to focus on. We can explain the session and help you decide whether this wellness experience suits your needs.
For wellness and relaxation purposes only. Not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
