River’s Edge Acupuncture

04/30/2026

Still need a gift for Mom this Mother's Day? We have gift cards available! ❤️

Come on in to the office to pick up a printed copy or we can email you a digital one too. ✨

DM to connect 🤗

04/23/2026

04/17/2026

Welcome Dr. Susan Aberle to River's Edge! ✨

Susan has just moved to Maine and is excited to bring her healing skills and vast experience to our community!

She has practiced and taught Network Care as a chiropractor for 34 years in Massachusetts, Wisconsin, NY and NJ.

She is a leader of retreats worldwide, and a practitioner of feng shui and astrology.

She will offer Reflexology sessions here at River's Edge.

In the future she will attain her chiropractic license here in Maine as well.

As a parent of 2 amazing young adults, she integrates her wisdom and love of family with her gentle care to support your ease and well being.

She is here one Saturday per month, so contact her to book your reflexology session today!
Call: 608-632-0725
Email: susanfree2b@gmail.com

04/06/2026

Welcome Tara Stone to River's Edge! ✨

She is a Licensed Holistic Massage Therapist and graduate of Spa Tech Institute, with advanced training in CranioSacral Therapy. Originally from Connecticut, she earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Maine. Tara's work is rooted in creating space for the body to slow down, reset, and restore—using gentle, intentional techniques that support the nervous system and guide the body toward a more balanced state.

With a background in health and wellness as a former personal trainer and certified health coach, Tara brings a deep understanding of how the body holds and responds to stress. Her approach emphasizes working with the body rather than against it, making her sessions especially supportive for those feeling tense, overwhelmed, or in need of a nervous system reset. Her work is also well-suited for those seeking effective, therapeutic bodywork without the use of deep pressure.

Before transitioning into massage therapy, Tara worked in Human Resources, where she cultivated a strong foundation in communication and creating supportive, easeful environments. She carries this presence into her treatment space, offering care that is both attentive and grounding, so each client feels comfortable, heard, and genuinely supported.

Outside of the treatment room, Tara enjoys staying active, being near the water throughout all seasons, and exploring new coffee spots—simple rituals that help her stay connected and balanced in her own life.

She looks forward to supporting you in your care. To book, please choose your preferred method of contact:

Call or Text: (203) 912-7546
Email: stonemethodbodywork@gmail.com
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03/30/2026

Bonnie will be starting maternity leave on Friday 4.10 ✨ She has a few openings left before then if you’d like to come in. While she's away, you’ll be in great hands with Dani - care will continue seamlessly at River’s Edge. You can book online or call the office anytime.
Book here: https://riversedgeacupuncture.janeapp.com/

03/17/2026

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Thanks to Scott and Leo of the Friday 5 for interviewing us at River's Edge Acupuncture! 🤗

03/12/2026

The number one question we’re asked is “how does acupuncture work?” Depending on how you grasp or digest information, we could explain it in a number of ways. If you’re the type to geek-out over the details, this is the explanation for you. Questions? We welcome them!

03/07/2026

Are you a wellness practitioner, bodyworker or health care provider looking for a new space? 💆

We are subleasing a treatment room/office in our tranquil suite by the Royal River! 🌳

✨Starting April 1
6 months with renegotiation
Fully furnished option
Shared lobby and common spaces
Plenty of free parking ✨

To inquire -
Email - hello@riversedgeacu.com 📧
Call - 207-358-0252 ☎️

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03/04/2026

📅 Every patient with an appointment this month is automatically entered into our raffle for a FREE follow-up treatment in April! No sign-up needed—just book your appointment and show up! 🎉
👉 Details:
* One entry per patient
* Winner announced at the end of March
* Complimentary treatment redeemable in April
💌 Know someone who’s been curious about acupuncture? Refer them to us this March, and you BOTH get rewarded!
* You’ll receive a FREE treatment as our thank-you! 🙌
* Your friend gets $40 off their initial evaluation and treatment when they book in March!
Just have them mention your name when booking, and we’ll handle the rest. 💖
✨ Note: If you have a monthly membership or package, the free visit will be redeemed for an additional treatment to your monthly commitment or package. Valid only if new patients book in March. Limit 1 per patient.

02/08/2026

🐍The year of the Wood Snake (January 26, 2025 - February 16, 2026) has been one of internal growth, reflection, and subtle transformation.

🌿The snake’s energy supports cleansing and detoxification, while the wood element emphasizes releasing stagnant energy held in the liver. The snake “sheds its skin” to create room for new, abundant energy to guide us forward.

🐎As we enter into the year of the Fire Horse (February 17, 2026 - February 5, 2027), this is a time of bold action and dynamic movement.

🔥The horse gallops towards its destination with vigor as the fire element ignites the heart and yang qi. The horse's explosive energy fuels courage, creativity, and outward momentum.

✨it is the perfect time to release old patterns, stoke your inner fire mindfully, and embrace movement, warmth, and vitality.

🧘Chinese Medicine reminds us to honor the body’s natural rhythms as we step into the year with strength, clarity, and radiant health. Allow this transition to flow naturally from inward reflection to inspired action.

🎇Wishing you a vibrant and empowered Lunar New Year!

01/22/2026

The next two weeks mark Greater Cold (大寒), the final and coldest of the 24 seasonal nodes recognized in Chinese medicine. These mini-seasons reflect subtle shifts in climate and energy, and Greater Cold often aligns with the coldest temperatures of the year—right on cue with the deep freeze ahead.

Winter is the most yin time of year, when energy naturally slows and moves inward. The goal now isn’t just to stay warm, but to stay warm without becoming stagnant. Supporting circulation while conserving energy helps prevent stiffness, fatigue, and pain during the coldest weeks.

Simple ways to care for yourself during Greater Cold include eating warming foods like soups and stews, keeping your core and feet well covered, and moving gently to keep blood and Qi flowing. Acupuncture can be especially supportive this time of year, helping improve circulation, ease tension, and support the body’s ability to adapt to cold and stress.

01/20/2026

✨ Dani is in her final semester of the Doctoral Program in Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine at Daoist Traditions College.

Her training blends classical Chinese medicine, Daoist philosophy, and advanced clinical practice, within the lineage established by Master Jeffrey Yuen, an 88th-generation Daoist priest and internationally recognized healer.

She is diving into specialties like orthopedics, neurology, cardiology, endocrinology, obstetrics, and nutrition, alongside advanced diagnostics and integrative treatment strategies.

Dani brings this depth of knowledge and lineage-based practice into her work, offering care that supports the mind, body, and spirit. 🌿

DM us or book a complimentary discovery call via the link in our bio! 🌿