
Enhance Your Sleep Naturally & Discover Tranquility
You're Tired—But Your Body Won’t Let You Rest
Difficulty falling asleep. Waking up too early. Mind racing at night. Feeling wired but exhausted. If sleep doesn’t come easily, your whole life starts to feel off.
Do any of these sound familiar?
You fall asleep easily but wake up between 2–4 a.m. and can’t shut your brain off.
You lie awake at night, mind racing, while your body feels tired but restless.
You sleep, but it’s shallow—and you wake up feeling drained.
You’ve tried supplements, sleep hygiene, meditation apps—and still feel stuck.
Stress, anxiety, or hormones seem to be keeping you in a loop of poor rest.
Your sleep has slowly worsened over the years—and now it’s affecting your energy, focus, and emotions.
You don’t need more willpower. You need regulation—and rest that actually restores you.
Sleep is not just a habit. It’s a rhythm.
In Chinese medicine, sleep depends on the balance between your Heart, Liver, and Kidney systems. These organs don’t just control circulation and detox—they regulate the Shen, or spirit, and the Yin/Yang cycle that governs your natural sleep-wake rhythm.
If your Heart is agitated, the mind can’t settle.
If your Liver is tight, the nervous system stays stuck in “go” mode.
If your Kidneys are depleted, you may feel tired all day but wired at night.
This framework helps us understand why sleep feels elusive, and how to bring your system back into harmony.
How we support deep, restful sleep:
We don’t just treat insomnia—we treat the patterns underneath it. Our treatment approach includes:
Acupuncture to regulate the nervous system, calm the mind, and help the body shift into rest mode
Herbal formulas tailored to ease overthinking, soothe the Heart, and anchor the spirit
Chinese nutritional therapy to support Yin, replenish blood, and regulate digestion before bed
Lifestyle guidance to protect your sleep window, including non-supplemental, non-pharmaceutical strategies
Emotional support for people whose sleep is affected by anxiety, trauma, hormone changes, or chronic stress
We honor your unique body and create a treatment plan that matches your needs—not a protocol based on quick fixes.
3 Steps to a New You*
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Let's Meet
At your free initial consultation, you’ll meet with Dr. Taylor to discuss your sleep concerns, your medical history, medications you are currently taking, and most importantly, your goals.
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Let's Plan
After your free consultation with Dr. Taylor or Amy, and we agree that this program is a good fit for you, the next step forward is the Intake Appointment. Your treatment plan includes dietary and lifestyle adjustments as well as herbal supplements to address the root of your sleep concerns.
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Let's Heal
You’ll return for weekly visits to ensure close support as you begin to feel your body establishing a new pattern. We want to make sure your treatment plan is providing you with successes that you can see and feel.
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Transitional Care
Once we see improvements that are maintained for 10 days or more, we will start spacing visits further apart. This usually occurs after 8 to 12 visits, with some individual variability. We will go from weekly visits to visits every 10 to 14 days, then once a month, then on an as-needed basis for “tuneups.”
We are here for you, in case you have other healthcare issues you want to address. Of course, many of our patients wish to continue with regular maintenance, and we are always happy to work with you.
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Taking Care of Others in Your Circle
We are honored and proud that most of our new patients are referred to us by other patients or members of the community who have experienced the profound effects of our work.
We pride ourselves on the fact that 80% of our new patients are referred to us by other patients or people in the community who have witnessed their friends and loved ones receive life-changing benefits from our work. So, we very much look forward to helping your friends, family, and loved ones on their journey to a more joyful, energetic, purposeful life.
Common Sleep Concerns We Treat:
✔️ Trouble falling asleep
✔️ Waking in the middle of the night
✔️ Light, unrestful sleep
✔️ Night sweats and hormonal wake-ups
✔️ Racing mind or anxious energy at bedtime
✔️ Sleep disrupted by pain, reflux, or gut symptoms
✔️ Daytime fatigue despite “enough” hours in bed
✔️ Stress, grief, or trauma that prevents true rest
✔️ Sleep issues related to perimenopause or postnatal depletion
So many of our patients come in feeling like they’ve tried everything—melatonin, magnesium, sleep training routines, even medications—but they’re still tired, and they don’t feel like themselves.
Chinese medicine offers something different.
It doesn’t just sedate the body—it supports the why behind the imbalance.
We work with the whole system: nervous, hormonal, emotional, and energetic.
We listen to the rhythm of your body and help it remember how to rest.