Daoist Traditions College Acupuncture Clinic

Daoist Traditions College Acupuncture Clinic Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine -- Walk-ins Welcome! We look forward to providing you with an excellent health care experience!

The Daoist Traditions College Acupuncture Clinic is located at 222 South Broad Avenue in Asheville, North Carolina, a short drive from the campus. Our Clinical Interns, supervised by experienced Licensed Acupuncturists, provide top quality care at a low cost to the community. We are fortunate to have a faculty of dedicated Chinese Medicine practitioners who have a wealth of clinical experience to share with the Clinical Interns. Along with acupuncture, we also offer herbal and essential oil formulas, nutritional guidelines, and adjunct techniques such as tui na, cupping, gua sha, and gi qong.

Icy, cold weather has a real effect.We’re happy to be seeing patients, now with evening and weekend availability — offer...
01/27/2026

Icy, cold weather has a real effect.

We’re happy to be seeing patients, now with evening and weekend availability — offering a warm, steady place to support your body through the season.

Schedule online via the link in our bio.

We have appointments available this week.Schedule online through the link in our bio. Our hours this week:Tuesday ……….8 ...
01/26/2026

We have appointments available this week.

Schedule online through the link in our bio.

Our hours this week:
Tuesday ……….8 AM–5 PM
Wednesday…..8 AM–6 PM
Thursday………8 AM–6 PM
Friday……………8 AM–5 PM
Saturday……….8 AM–6 PM
Sunday………….Closed

Our program is different. It’s rigorous. It’s transformative. We pair deep, lineage-based study with a high-volume teach...
01/23/2026

Our program is different. It’s rigorous. It’s transformative.

We pair deep, lineage-based study with a
high-volume teaching clinic where our interns see
real patients week after week, holding space for
real people and real stories.

It’s demanding work that requires a lot of heart,
but seeing over 6,000 patient visits a year?
That’s a lot of lives touched. We couldn’t be prouder.

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In Chinese medicine, care often happens in phases: an initial period of more frequent visits to address active symptoms,...
01/21/2026

In Chinese medicine, care often happens in phases: an initial period of more frequent visits to address active symptoms, followed by maintenance and preventative care.

At Daoist Traditions Acupuncture Clinic, student interns provide thoughtful acupuncture under the close supervision of experienced faculty, grounded in classical Chinese medicine.

Come as you are. We’re here to help.

What’s new with you? How can we help?We have new operating hours, with evening availability most of the week and Saturda...
01/19/2026

What’s new with you? How can we help?

We have new operating hours, with evening availability most of the week and Saturday appointments as well. Closed Sundays.

Monday: 12-7
Tuesday: 8-5
Wednesday: 8-6
Thursday: 8-6
Friday: 8-5
Saturday: 8-6
Closed Sunday

222 South French Broad Avenue, Asheville
(828) 253-8669
daoisttraditions.edu/clinic

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The “Magic Spoon” for tension relief. Gua sha is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that uses a smooth, rounded to...
01/19/2026

The “Magic Spoon” for tension relief.

Gua sha is a traditional Chinese medicine technique that uses a smooth, rounded tool to gently scrape the skin—like this.

It’s commonly used to help with pain and when someone feels a cold coming on. The practitioner begins by palpating areas such as the neck and shoulders, then works the gua sha tool along the skin at the same time.

This scraping can bring up a temporary reddish, slightly raised area known as sha, which typically fades on its own within a few days.

This is one of the ways we work with the body—through touch, attention, and response

👉👉 Share if you love gua sha!





Easy peasy! Chew well. 🙂🙃🙂Digestion begins in the mouth.In Chinese medicine, food is meant to be broken down into a “100...
01/09/2026

Easy peasy! Chew well. 🙂🙃🙂

Digestion begins in the mouth.

In Chinese medicine, food is meant to be broken down into a “100-degree soup.”

Chewing thoroughly supports digestion by easing the workload of digestive qi.

Considering acupuncture graduate programs? Take a deeper look at our Master of Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (MAHM) pr...
01/08/2026

Considering acupuncture graduate programs? Take a deeper look at our Master of Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (MAHM) program on our website (link in bio).

This four-year, in-person program introduces a comprehensive framework for understanding health and disease, integrating classical theory, clinical application, and shared learning within a consistent cohort. Students move through the curriculum together, building knowledge, skill, and perspective over time.
If you’re looking for an immersive educational experience that values depth, continuity, and community, the MAHM program offers a place to study carefully and thoroughly.

email admissions@daoisttraditions.edu for info

01/05/2026

Easy to prepare and readily available, fresh ginger is commonly used in Chinese medicine to warm the body, support digestion, and help protect energy. Great help during colder weather!

How does it work? 🤔

Fresh ginger gently warms the digestive system, helping food and fluids turn into usable energy. It also improves circulation, so the body doesn’t have to work as hard to stay warm in cold weather.

By easing the impact of cold on the system, ginger helps conserve energy rather than deplete it.

Wow — all this from the grocery store.

Curious about the power of other herbs?
Our herbal pharmacy offers a wide range of herbs to support the community through every season of life.

Find us through the link in our bio
or give us a call at: 828-253-8669

Good news, Asheville. We’re back from break with a new level of focus and growth. Join us in celebrating this milestone!...
12/30/2025

Good news, Asheville. We’re back from break with a new level of focus and growth. Join us in celebrating this milestone!

Support the next generation of Chinese Medicine practitioners.
Your wellness journey helps them complete theirs.

To book your next appointment with us
call 828-253-8669
or visit daoisttraditions.edu/clinic

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222 S French Broad Avenue
Asheville, NC
28801

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 12:30pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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