Advanced Student Acupuncture Clinic

Notice to Clinic Patients:

The CSTCM Campus and Clinic is open by appointment only.
Please use the BOOK NOW button below to schedule your visit.

If you are having difficulty using or have questions regarding our online appointment booking system, then please call the CSTCM Clinic Service Coordinator’s Office at (303) 996-8974 and leave a message. They will return your phone call in 24 hours, Monday through Thursdays. If you call on Friday or the weekend, then they will return your call on the following Monday.

The CSTCM Student and Grad Care Clinics do not diagnose or treat either suspected or confirmed cases of persons who contracted the (COVID-19) Corona virus. Any person exposed to the Corona Virus and exhibiting signs/symptoms should contact the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to report exposure immediately.

More information about COVID-19 can be found here at the Colorado Department of Public Heath and Environment (CDPHE) website.

Advanced Student Acupuncture Clinic

Our advanced student practitioners are fully supervised by expert faculty from leading U.S. and mainland China universities.

Picture of students in the Advanced Student Acupuncture Clinic.
Advanced Student Acupuncture Clinic

$30 fee, credit card only – 1 hour with acupuncture group or 1.5 hours with herbal consult/acupuncture group.

  • Tuesday:  3:30pm – 9:30pm
  • Wednesday:  9:00am – 3:00pm
  • Friday: 1:00pm – 7:00pm
  • Saturday:  1:00pm – 7:00pm


Gift Certificates are available.

New Patients need to arrive approximately 15-20 minutes before your scheduled appointment to complete any paperwork needed.

All patients should:

  • Wear Face Mask
  • Sign the COVID Waiver
  • Eat something before your appointment.
  • Wear loose fitting/comfortable clothing.
  • Don’t brush or scrape your tongue.

 

Picture of two student practitioners treating a patient in the student acpuncture clinic.

Picture of two student practitioners talking to a patient in the student acpuncture clinic.

Pulse readings and tongue readings are diagnostic tools in traditional Chinese medicine.

Picture of two student practitioners treating a patient in the student acpuncture clinic with a Clinic Supervisor.

Picture of a student applying cupping techniques to a patient in the student acupuncture clinic.

Picture of a patient's legs while they receive electrical stimulation.

Picture of a student practitioner treating a patient in the student acupuncture clinic.

Moxibustion, Cupping, Gua Sha, and E-Stim are just a few of the modalities of TCM that student practitioners incorporate into treatment therapies.

 

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