Thomas Eyring BA, MS, L.Ac.

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Thomas Eyring Quick Facts

Thomas has been practicing acupuncture and oriental medicine for over twenty years in both private and clinical settings, including the supervision of interns in acupuncture school clinics.

Prior to that he worked as a massage therapist and massage school instructor and as a yoga teacher for eight years, including four years of formal study leading to a Master's degree in Oriental Medicine.

DEGREES:

Master of Science in Oriental Medicine from SAMRA University

National Diplomate in Acupuncture of NCCAOM

Bachelor of Arts from John Carroll University

Yoga Instructor - Vedanta Forest Academy

Facilitator - Deva Foundation Training in Psycho-spiritual therapy

Massage instructor at International Professional School of Bodywork

Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Thomas Eyring

Acupuncture, herbal therapy, cupping, moxibustion and acupressure are combined as needed to address your concerns about your physical and emotional health and wellness.

Ther purpose of these treatments us to provide you with the strength and resiliency to maintain a high quality of life and activity. It includes an awareness of the connection between your physical comfort and your emotional balance.

Extended sessions are available to access a deeper level of awareness. They can be used to treat imbalances in your physical body while also addressing emotional and spiritual issues that are related to what is being manifested in the physical body.

Getting Started With Thomas Eyring

Number and frequency of treatments depends on presenting conditions and response to treatment. An acute condition usually responds sooner than a chronic condition.

In addition to treatment of specific conditions, acupuncture is used for maintenance of good health and vitality. Regular acupuncture treatment is recommended to prevent recurrence of imbalances leading to illness.