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Lakewood Community Acupuncture

We are the first 501c3 acupuncture clinic in Colorado offering low cost treatments in private rooms.

20/06/2025

Several years ago, the World Health Organization (WHO) published an official report listing 31 symptoms, conditions and diseases that have been shown in controlled trials to be treated effectively by Acupuncture. The following is the list of conditions shown through controlled trials to be treated effectively by Acupuncture:

Low back pain
Neck pain
Tennis elbow
Knee pain
Peri-arthritis of the shoulder
Sprains
Facial pain
TMJ
Headache
Dental pain
Rheumatoid arthritis
Induction of labor
Breech birth presentation
Morning sickness
Postoperative pain
Stroke
Essential hypertension
Primary hypotension
Renal colic
Leucopenia
Radiation/chemo reactions
Allergic Rhinitis
Hay fever
Biliary colic
Depression
Acute bacillary dysentery
Primary dysmenorrhea
Acute epigastralgia
Peptic ulcer

Learn more and schedule at: https://lakewoodacupuncture.org/appointments-booking-page/

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06/06/2025

Strength and nourishment during hard times is important. Come in for some self-care soon. We'd love to see you!

Book online at: https://lakewoodacupuncture.org/

24/05/2025

Did you know acupuncture can calm the nervous system and help us respond to stressors in a more gentle, grounded way? There are many protocols to specifically address anxiety, insomnia, PTSD, depression, addiction and every day stress. Come in to Lakewood Community Acupuncture for a nervous system reset. $60 New Patients, $40 Return Patients.

Wishing you an easy breezy weekend.

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17/05/2025

Happy birthday, Jamie!!! Oh how we love and appreciate our amazing acupuncturist, Jamie Holland. He loves his chickens, gardening projects, meditation, reading books, frisbee golf and outdoor adventuring with friends and family. Wishing him the happiest of birthdays today!

Here are a few of the many 5 star reviews Jamie has received from his kindness and dedication to our patients:

“Jamie was very knowledgeable, thorough, and professional. This was my first time doing acupuncture treatment. Jamie was very patient and explained everything he was doing and why. This was very comforting for someone who had never had acupuncture treatment before and didn't know what to expect. The treatment was relatively painless and I got positive results.”-Bruce

“I have been working with Jamie 2x per week for the past couple of weeks. He is extremely attentive, understanding and thorough. I was nervous to start with acupuncture because of my herniated disc and fear of needles but he has made the experience feel very safe and comfortable. I’ve noticed a decrease in pain after suffering for over a year. Highly recommend!”-Michelle

“I have been seeing Jamie Holland for more than a year now and he is truly amazing. I work with my hands constantly and can honestly say he is the reason I can keep working without pain. Always great energy, great acupuncture and great cupping. He is incredibly detail oriented and has such a high level of compassion. Can’t recommend Lakewood Community Acupuncture enough!”-Jacob

“Jamie was fantastic- very knowledgeable and took his time explaining treatment to me. Highly recommend!”-Tobi

03/05/2025

We are open on Saturdays!

Book online at https://lakewoodacupuncture.org/appointments-booking-page/

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26/04/2025

Acupuncture can help the communication of all of the body's organs via the meridians of the body. There are 12 primary channels, named after the primary organs such as the Liver, Gallbladder, Lung, Large Intestine, Stomach, Spleen, Kidney and Bladder.

Come visit us at LCA to align your meridians and organs to their optimal function. $40 acupuncture session. $20 new patient fee for first time patients. Open Monday to Saturday. Book online at: https://lakewoodacupuncture.org/appointments-booking-page/

22/04/2025

"How are you, really?"

We are here to support all the levels underneath the mask of "I'm alright, I'm okay, things are good."

Level up today with some acupuncture and herbal medicine.

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18/04/2025

We offer both fire cupping and pump cups (pump cups shown in photo) at LCA. $40 for a stand alone cupping session or a $15 add-on fee to an acupuncture session. $55 total for acupuncture and cupping together.

Cupping stimulates the flow of energy (Qi) and blood, relieves muscle tension, breaks up adhesions, stretches fascia, improves circulation, and promotes cell repair. It is effective for many types of painful conditions involving the musculoskeletal system.

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13/04/2025

Being in tune with our environment, nature and the seasons allows for deeper balance and healing.

Five Element Acupuncture aligns our physical, emotional, mental and spiritual pieces of ourselves to find greater connection to nature’s energy and our own source energy.

Book with Crystal for a Five Element Aromatherapy and Acupuncture session: https://lakewoodacupuncture.org/five-element-aromatherapy/

10/04/2025

Welcome Dagmar Kloss, as our Featured Artist for Spring and Summer 2025! Come check out her beautiful artwork at your next appointment at Lakewood Community Acupuncture.

A little note from Dagmar:

“Hi, my name is Dagmar Kloss. I was born March 12, 1964 in Traisa, Germany. I have 2 daughters. I grew up in a tiny country town. Nature was all around me. Flowers and animals I love the most. When I came to the States in 1990, my mother in law got me interested in painting with oil colors. 8 years ago I picked up watercolors and I really love it.”

100% of the art sales go to the artist. Cash and Venmo accepted.

05/04/2025

When you show up for yourself, we show up for you too. Can’t wait to see you.

Low Cost Acupuncture Pricing at Lakewood Community Acupuncture:
New Patient Fee: $20
Acupuncture: $40
Cupping or Estim add-on: $15
Cold Laser or Bodywork add-on: $20
25% off retail value of herbs and nutrients.
https://lakewoodacupuncture.org/

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02/04/2025

The herbal compresses at LCA are herbal formulas that are ground to a coarse powder and sewn into cloth pouches. The 6 different compresses are intended for different degrees and types of trauma and stagnation.

-Post-Trauma Soak-Compress is good after traumatic injuries as a steam soak

-Pain-Relieving Soak-Compress is appropriate if the pain is severe.

-Stasis-Dissipating Soak-Compress is suitable for post-trauma blood stasis (especially blood-stasis joint pain). All three of these are good for second-stage sinew damage.

The following 3 soak-compresses are appropriate for treatment of either third-stage sinew damage or old injuries. They can also be used to treat patients who have just had their cast removed and suffer from stiffness and aching.

-Eight Immortals Hardness-Dissipating Decoction can dissipate hard knots and relieve the aching and tightness that accompanies enduring or third-stage sinew damage.

-Joint Injury Soak-Compress is warming. It moves qi and blood, dispels wind and is especially effective for treatment of joint pain. While it is particularly suited for joints, this formula is best used on fleshy areas.

-Sinew-Penetrating Soak-Compress is a general formula for third stage trauma especially of the muscles and tendons.

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Opening Hours

Monday	09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 19:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 19:00
Thursday	09:00 - 19:00
Friday	09:00 - 19:00
Saturday	08:00 - 14:00

Telephone

+17202429756

Website

https://lakewoodacupuncture.org/

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How LCA was Born.

In the summer of 2016, the founders of Lakewood Community Acupuncture were on a backpacking and camping adventure with their dogs in the beautiful mountains of Colorado. Sitting around the campfire at night, they decided they wanted to start a low cost acupuncture clinic together. They ventured even further to agree upon opening the very first Nonprofit acupuncture clinic in Colorado to give back to their communities. In June of 2016 the idea was born and in April 2017 their dreams came true and they were approved 501(c)3 nonprofit status with the IRS and state of Colorado. After almost two years in the making, Lakewood Community Acupunture officially opened their doors in June of 2018. Please come visit them at their clinic soon. www.lakewoodacupuncture.org