About Pamela’s Education and Training:

I have been a Licensed Acupuncturist since 2002. Prior to venturing into acupuncture, I first received my Registered Nursing License in 1982 at Holyoke Community College then furthered my degree to a BSN in 1993 at the University of Massachusetts.  My nursing specialty was CCU/ ICU- critical care nursing.   As a nurse, I became deeply concerned about the lack of real preventative medicine and the degree of illness in my patients year after year.  This inspired me to seek out new ways of healing people.

Acupuncture was designed as a true preventative medicine.  Traditionally, master Acupuncturists would take payment only if they kept their patients healthy.  If a patient became ill, the practitioner would provide treatment without payment because he had not done his job.  In western culture, we do not practice health in the same way.  Most seek help when they already sick.  Real preventative medicine provides for healthy aging!

In my practice, I’ve had success in treating many ailments including the following: sports injuries, acute and chronic conditions, headaches, insomnia, depression, panic attacks, anxiety, ankle, back and foot pain, general wellness, palpitations, allergies, menopausal symptoms, and immune system improvement over time and so much more.  People who receive acupuncture regularly can be rid of the flu and common illnesses that plague them year after year.