Private acupuncture
Longer one-to-one appointments begin with a health history and conversation about your goals. The treatment plan may include acupuncture and related Chinese medicine practices.
Initial consultationIn-person Chinese medicine care
Acupuncture that begins with listening.
Dr. Sinéad Corrigan brings acupuncture, herbal medicine, cupping, moxibustion, and practical body-awareness tools into personalized care.
A connected approach
Care shaped around the person, not a menu of disconnected modalities.
Community acupuncture
Shorter appointments in a shared setting may use ear and full-body acupuncture. Choose the correct seasonal location before booking.
View community clinicsHerbal medicine & telemedicine
Chinese herbal medicine, dietary guidance, and follow-up support are available in person and through telemedicine.
Telemedicine follow-upWhat to expect
A clear first step, then an individual plan.
Talk
Your first consultation focuses on your health history, present concerns, and goals.
Assess
Dr. Corrigan uses the Chinese medicine intake process to shape recommendations and discuss suitable options.
Proceed
You decide together whether acupuncture, herbs, movement, or another care option fits.
Choose your location
Use the booking path for the place and care you need.
North Carolina
Chapel Hill / Carrboro
Private and community acupuncture during the North Carolina season, generally April through November.
North Carolina detailsFlorida
Miami
Periodic care and teaching visits. Check the live schedule before planning a visit.
Miami detailsHawai‘i
Seasonal Kaua‘i
Seasonal private and community care on Kaua‘i.
Kaua‘i detailsCommon questions
Before your first visit.
Do I need an initial consultation?
New private-acupuncture patients should begin with the initial-consultation appointment. Community-clinic booking pages provide their own first-visit instructions.
Which appointment should I choose?
Use the location pages above for community care. If you are unsure, use the free 15-minute consultation rather than guessing between services.
Is the information on this site medical advice?
No. It is general education and does not replace individualized evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are experiencing an emergency, contact local emergency services.
Begin with a conversation