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10/13/2025

During a herbal consultation, we don’t just treat symptoms, we look at the whole picture, your energy, digestion, sleep, emotions, and environment. Throw back picture to herbs class during my masters program!

Chinese herbs can help with:
• Stress, anxiety, and fatigue
• Digestive health and sleep support
• Women’s health and hormonal balance
• Skin health and immunity
• So much more!

If you’re curious about how Chinese herbs can support your wellbeing, please reach out!

08/14/2025

I carry so much gratitude for Chinese medicine, not only for its healing power, but for the rich culture woven into every part of it. As a Chinese American practicing in the United States, I have the privilege of introducing this ancient wisdom into mainstream healthcare, bridging worlds in a way that keeps me connected to my heritage. It’s a profound reminder of where I come from, and a humbling honor to share it with others. Whether I’m offering acupuncture, cupping, herbal guidance, or cosmetic treatments, each interaction feels like a gift, not just to my patients, but to my family, friends, and community. (Pic of my moms acu session when she came to visit me ❤️)

06/16/2025

Hey y’all! Thought I’d reintroduce myself! I’m Dr Sarah Tseng. I found acupuncture during my own struggle with hormonal issues and it completely changed my life. 🌿 As a second-generation practitioner of Chinese medicine, this medicine runs deep in my roots and my heart.

Now, I get to live my passion every day as an acupuncturist and professor at Texas Health and Science University!

I believe in holistic wellness that nourishes the whole person, body, mind, and spirit. When I’m not in the clinic or classroom, you’ll find me in a pilates class, cuddling my three pups, or at the pool with my family. 🧘‍♀️🐶💕 Hoping to become more active on this page!

01/07/2025

✨ Professor Dr Tseng! ✨

I’m thrilled to share that I’ll be working at Texas Health and Science University as an adjunct instructor!🌿Passing on knowledge and helping others learn this ancient healing art feels like such an honor.

Here’s to new opportunities, personal growth, and making a difference in the lives of my students and their future patients. 🎓✨

09/11/2024

Took a break and gave myself a couple of needles at the office! Feeling grounded and balanced thanks to Large Intestine 4 (LI4), known for its ability to relieve headaches, stress, and boost the immune system. It’s amazing how this little point on the hand can make such a big difference in how you feel! ✨

03/12/2024

Spring is coming!

In tradition Chinese medicine, spring is associated with the wood element or the liver organ system. So as we transition from winter to spring, here are some tips on how to promote health and wellness during the springtime!

1. Acupuncture helps to reset the nervous system and balance the body

2. Eating seasonal foods like green leafy vegetables help support the body’s natural rhythms

3. Stretching and practicing yoga reduces stress and promotes harmony in the liver meridian

4. Spending time outdoors in nature is beneficial for our physical and mental health! Try walking around barefoot!

5. Springtime is consider the peak season for liver energy so support your liver by limiting alcohol and eating greens foods, pickles, turmeric, garlic, and onions

6. Stay hydrated by drinking room temperature water to support digestion

7. Spring cleaning! Since the liver is associated with cleansing, detoxification and renewal, it’s the perfect time to clean out your house!

8. The change in seasons affect our sleep patterns, so it’s important to be consistent and get enough sleep each night

02/24/2024

Cedar pollen tends to peak in February 🤧 and living in austin, there’s little escape!

However, there’s many Chinese medicine modalities to alleviate allergy symptoms such as herbal formulas, cupping/gua sha, and acupuncture!

02/10/2024

Happy Lunar New Year!

While western astrology uses a solar based calendar, the Chinese zodiac uses both solar and lunar calendars, which is based on the phases of the moon.

2024 is the year of the wood dragon! Every year, one of the five elements is paired with one of the 12 Chinese zodiac animals.

This year combines yang wood and the dragon! How the elements interact and what they represent may give us predictions on what’s coming in the future. Have you looked in your zodiac predictions?

To celebrate, we wear red, decorate the house with red lanterns, give out hong bao 🧧and eat with family to welcome a harmonious and lucky new year!

#2024

01/25/2024

I love that post treatment bliss ✨ I’ve been treating myself with acupuncture at least once a week and here’s what I’ve been working on!

😴Sleep/energy: having an 11 month old means there’s some nights I’m getting up 2-3 times, so I use acupuncture to relax and support sleep
🥘Digestion: I use a combination of acupuncture and herbs to help keep my digestive system moving and to help with bloating
🧖‍♀️Anti-aging: every other week I add facial acupuncture points after my skincare routine to increase collagen production

Reach out and let’s see how acupuncture can improve your daily life!

01/04/2024

Happy new year everyone! 🎊

Hoping you all had a restful holiday season! 2023 was crazy one for me so I’m ready to embrace a fresh new start with lots of healing and growth! Here’s to setting meaningful goals, working on health, and creating a year filled with joy, love, and happiness ❤️

Thank you for all your support and encouragement last year while I navigated motherhood and how to run a business! This year, I’m getting a hang of this and I have lots of Chinese medicine tips and tricks lined up, so stay tuned ✨

01/02/2024

It was a great week in the office ☀️

Conditions address this week

Stress/anxiety
Knee pain
Pregnancy support
Digestive issues
Neck/shoulder tension
Hormone balance
Fatigue
Fertility
Lower back pain/sciatica
Acne
Migraines
Menstrual pain
Insomnia
ADHD
Shoulder pain
Surgery recovery
Pinched nerve
Allergies

Please feel free to reach with any questions about acupuncture!

Address

3530 Bee Caves Road, STE 208
Austin, TX
78746

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 7pm
Wednesday	10am - 7pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 2pm

Telephone

+15123640955

Website

http://tsengacu.com/

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