Amy O'Dell Wilson, LLC

Amy O'Dell Wilson, LLC I specialize in the care and wellness of people. There is an elevator, accessible bathroom, large waiting area, and at-door parking.

My tools include traditional acupuncture, herbs, nutrition, gentle exercise, a deep connection to Nature, evidenced-based research, and state of the art acupuncture technology.

A great opportunity to support your neighbors
03/25/2024

A great opportunity to support your neighbors

Help update the NCCAOM exams. Fill out the survey and earn PDA points.
03/13/2024

Help update the NCCAOM exams. Fill out the survey and earn PDA points.

The NCCAOM is pleased to announce that the Job Task Analysis (JTA) Survey is being distributed on Wednesday, March 13, 2024, to all licensed acupuncturists and herbal medicine practitioners. We encourage all licensed acupuncturists and herbal medicine practitioners to participate in the 2024 JTA sur...

02/08/2024

A research letter in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) provides early findings from the most recent (2022) survey on the use of complementary health approaches (CHA).1 The findings include data from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), which conducts interviews both by p...

02/22/2023

Say these words out loud and then close your eyes and feel them.

"You are goodness and mercy and compassion and understanding. You are peace and joy and light. You are forgiveness and patience, strength and courage, a helper in time of need, a comforter in time of sorrow, a healer in time of injury, a teacher in times of confusion. You are the deepest wisdom and the highest truth; the greatest peace and the grandest love. You are these things. And in moments of your life you have known yourself as these things. Choose now to know yourself as these things always." -Neale Donald Walsch

11/20/2021

An easy thing you can do to warm up your body and digestion:⁠
Drink warm beverages, when thirsty choose 4 oz of warm water with lemon if you like⁠
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Grate 1 inch of peeled raw ginger into a quart jar, fill the jar with boiled water, cover and let steep at least 15 minutes. Drink this when you are thirsty throughout the day. Always drink it warmed or room temperature, never cold.⁠
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Soak your feet in warm ginger tea, make as above but no need to peel the ginger, in fact, save your peels from your drink and add them to this foot soak.⁠
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Place a hot water bottle on lower belly, below your belly button and/ or on your low back for 20 minutes before bed.⁠
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Avoid cold foods. This is the season of soups and stews, root vegetables and cooked greens.⁠
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If you're interested in learning more about how Eastern Medicine could help you, check out the "More about Acupuncture" page on my website for more details or email me directly to introduce yourself, ask a question and book an appointment! I offer a complimentary 15 minute meeting to see if Eastern Medicine is right for you. ⁠
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06/26/2021

Join me for Qi gong Thursdays at 9:30 am in Hancock, beginning July 15.

Check out my new website and receive a free class for you and a friend.

As we enter summer we also enter the season of the Heart. In Chinese Medicine, the metaphor to understand all qualities...
06/26/2021

As we enter summer we also enter the season of the Heart. In Chinese Medicine, the metaphor to understand all qualities of the heart is summer, fire, Love for others, compassion. Recently I came across this video that gives me a new view of the construction of our physical heart. I love gaining new perspectives. If the heart is not a block muscle with 4 chambers but rather one rolled-up muscle, how does this change our understanding of blood flow and heart disease?

Gil Hedley, Ph.D. demonstrates the unwinding of the spinning spirals of the human heart center, and reflects upon the nature of the heart center as the place...

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Getting to know Amy

With a love of science, research, Nature, healing, and a knack for anatomy, Amy has found a perfect bridge between East and West Medicine through Acupuncture and Herbs.

Graduating from the New England School of Acupuncture at Mass College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (NESA@MCPHS University), Amy has over 3000 hours of academic and clinical experience. During her three years of training, she completed internships at Boston Medical Center's Pediatric and HIV clinics, and the MCPHS University clinic. Her experience includes work with a general population seeking an effective alternative to pain medication and a solution to treating symptoms that were a mystery to other medical practitioners. The highlights of her education include resolving a case of shingles, returning feeling to the feet of a woman who hadn't felt her feet in 4 years, keeping two high-performance athletes in training, resolving pain in a 9 year boy with sickle cell anemia, calming the anxiety and pain of a 58-year-old man in Hospice, and developing an interprofessional health care forum on campus where professional health care providers across all disciplines could come together to discuss cases. Married to Mark for 26 years they have happily lived with their son Luke and worked locally in Hancock and Peterborough the past 19 years. Amy is excited to be serving the Monadnock Region community through her private practice, Amy ODell Wilson, LLC. A family practice open to all, her specialties include orthopedics, addiction, teen anxiety and depression and elders. Come discover a perfect bridge between East and West Medicine through Acupuncture and Herbs.