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Latitude Acupuncture & Wellness - South Burlington, VT

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Latitude Acupuncture & Wellness - South Burlington, VT

Latitude Acupuncture & Wellness is an acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine clinic off Shelburne Road in South Burlington. Acupuncture has no side effects.

Lindsay Coull Acupuncture is a private practice that specializes in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine. Originating in ancient China over 3000 years ago, acupuncture is a safe and natural healing method that uses a series of thin needles gently inserted into specific meridian points along the body. Acupuncture is effective in treating pain, fertility issues, fatigue, digestive complaints, emotional disturbances-- to name just a few of the benefits. (See the list below for more specific conditions.) It is also a powerful tool to help maintain general good health and wellness. By balancing and harmonizing all the systems in the body, acupuncture and herbal medicine can bring vibrant health, emotional well being and greater longevity to a person's life. Located in the heart of Cambridge, between Central and Harvard Squares, the clinic is easily accessible from both MBTA red line stops and well as by car with plenty of on street parking. Lindsay is currently accepting new patients. Call (617)320-0379 for a free phone consultation or to set up an appointment.

11/05/2025

We want to hear your thoughts! 💬

Share your honest opinions with us through our anonymous patient survey (linked in bio).

Your feedback helps us celebrate what’s working and improve where it matters most, so we can create an even better care experience for you and every patient we serve. 💙

11/04/2025

Yes, acupuncture isn’t just for pain relief! Acupuncture treatments can support your overall health and wellbeing, including your sleep, stress, digestion, and overall health and balance.

10/14/2025

Can I see your tongue? 😛

Don’t be surprised if I ask you this in your first (and subsequent) acupuncture appointments — it’s just a key tool in identifying your needs in your treatment.

10/13/2025

😛 The tongue holds so much information about your health and it’s one of the first things we check in your first acupuncture appointment. 👩‍⚕️

07/28/2025

A question I’m often asked is, “Do you ever needle yourself?”

It’s not often, but the answer is: yes! 🙋‍♀️

Right now I’m dealing with a flare of a chronic knee injury after climbing Mansfield a few weeks ago. During this treatment I used only local needles and was surprised to feel intense pressure during the treatment in my great toe, lateral hip and sacro-iliac joint of my low back. This tells me that I need some deeper needling and body work in these areas; they are all connected, and my knee pain is being fed by tension in these other areas. I also used our Celluma for a 30 minute LED light therapy treatment, followed by moxa which is a heat therapy, and I closed out the treatment with some topical blood-moving herbs.

When you come to the clinic, there are many options to help manage pain and other symptoms. If you have any questions, we’re here to answer them. And if reading this is reminding you it’s time for you to book an appointment, contact us:

(802) 321-2109
Hello@LatitudeWell.com

07/24/2025

Not a fan of needles? Acupuncture might surprise you. Most patients describe the sensation of receiving acupuncture as a light tingling or warmth. Some say it feels like nothing at all. Acupuncture needles are inserted very gently and, believe it or not, are thinner than a human hair!

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07/14/2025

We’ve had some last minute openings come up for this Friday, July 18 and Monday, July 21.

Call or email us to book, or book online at the link in our bio!

📞: (802) 321-2109
📧: hello@latitudewell.com
🌐: latitudewell.janeapp.com

05/22/2025

Give the gift of true appreciation and treat your kid’s teacher to a massage or Reiki session with Lisa this summer break! 🌞 Lisa is now offering a 30-minute massage or reiki option for just $45 — the perfect gesture of thanks for that special teacher.

More than just a present, a gift card for Lisa’s services offers a chance to relax, recharge, and feel cared for after a busy school year. A thoughtful gesture that supports their wellness, inside and out. 💆🏼

Thank you, teachers! 🍎

Call us at (802) 321-2109 or email hello@latitudewell.com to order your gift card.

05/07/2025

Thank you to our lovely patient who shared these gorgeous roses with us after the Derby at the weekend. What a sweet surprise to brighten the clinic this week! 🌹

04/30/2025

Feeling more achy when the seasons shift? You’re not imagining it.

Changes in barometric pressure, humidity, and temperature can worsen joint pain, migraines, and even old injuries. Many people report flareups during weather changes, and Traditional Chinese Medicine has long acknowledged this connection. Acupuncture helps restore balance and improve circulation, easing the body’s response to external changes.

We’re here to help! Book a session with us online, or by phone or email.

04/24/2025

Make this Mung Bean Soup your springtime go-to!

It’s nourishing, cleansing, and rooted in Chinese Medicine principles. It supports liver health and is a perfect meal as the seasons shift.

Recipe via Cup of Life Healing Center 🍲 🙏

Ingredients:
* 1 cup mung beans rinsed and checked for stones
* 3 Tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
* 1 large leek thinly sliced
* 1 ½ cups diced carrot (approx 3 large carrots)
* 1 ½ cups diced potato (approx 1 large)
* 1 cup diced celery (2-3 stalks)
* 2 bay leaves
* 2 cloves fresh garlic (crushed)
* 5 cups vegetable broth
* 1-2 large lemons juiced
* 2 Tablespoons fresh dill chopped
* 6 ounces fresh spinach or other fresh spring greens
* salt and pepper to taste

Directions:
1. Place the mung beans into a saucepan and cover with water. Bring to the boil, then turn the heat off, and put a lid on the pot. Set aside to soak while you’re preparing the rest of the ingredients for the soup.
2. While the beans are soaking, prepare the vegetables. Slice the leeks, peel and dice the carrots, dice the celery, dice the potato, and crush the garlic.
3. Heat 3 Tablespoons of olive oil in a large heavy-bottomed pot over medium-high heat.
4. Add the sliced leek, and sauté until it softens and becomes a bit translucent.
5. Add the potatoes, celery, carrots, crushed garlic, and bay leaves to the pot and stir to combine. Sauté the vegetables, stirring frequently, for about 5 minutes.
6. Drain the mung beans and give them a quick rinse.
7. Add the beans to the pot with the vegetables, along with 5 cups of vegetable broth.
8. Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to medium-low and put a lid on it.
9. Simmer until the beans are tender, about 15-20 minutes if you have soaked them first.
10. Once the beans are tender, add the lemon juice, dill, and fresh spinach (or other greens). Tip: add the spinach a handful at a time and stir until it begins to wilt.
11. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
12. Serve hot, with lots of dill on top for garnish.

04/09/2025

In Traditional Chinese Medicine, spring is the season of renewal, growth, and upward movement. After the deep stillness of winter—when our Qi retreats inward to conserve energy—spring invites our Qi to rise, expand, and reach outward. Like buds breaking through the soil, our life force begins to stir, becoming more active and expressive. This shift brings Qi closer to the surface of our bodies, waking up our senses and supporting movement, creativity, and new beginnings. Spring is associated with the Liver, which governs the smooth flow of Qi throughout the body. When our Liver Qi is flowing freely, we feel energized, inspired, and clear-headed. Acupuncture can support this natural transition, helping to unblock stagnant energy and align our bodies with the season’s rhythm. Now is a powerful time to stretch, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the world around us—just as our Qi is doing the same.

Address

41 IDX Drive
South Burlington, VT
05403

Opening Hours

Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm

Telephone

+18023212109

Website

http://www.LatitudeWell.com/

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