Jeanne supports patients across the full range of menstrual and hormonal presentations, including:

• PMS and PMDD

• Painful periods and cramping

• Irregular or absent cycles

• Heavy or prolonged bleeding

• Mood swings, irritability, and anxiety tied to the cycle

• Fatigue and low energy around menstruation

• PCOS and hormonal irregularity

• Endometriosis-related symptoms

• Perimenopause — hot flashes, night sweats, mood shifts, cycle changes

• Menopause and post-menopausal symptoms

Bodies are wise — they want to be efficient. We can identify exactly where the imbalances lie and systematically work to address them. Painful cramping every month? Acupuncture can improve circulation in the pelvis and ease the patterns that drive the pain. Mood crashing a week before your period? We work on the liver and nervous system patterns that underlie premenstrual irritability and low mood. Perimenopausal night sweats and sleep disruption? Acupuncture can help regulate the body's temperature and calm the systems that are running hot.

What distinguishes this practice from most is the degree to which treatment is individualized. There is no standard hormonal protocol here. Jeanne draws on her extensive training in different acupuncture styles and bodywork techniques, and selects her approach based on what each person's body presents. She will also look beyond the reproductive system. Digestion, sleep, stress levels, and overall vitality all factor into hormonal health. We'll work on healing your body at the deepest levels, to show it the way back into balance. Your body wants to be healthy, balanced, and thriving. We remind it how to get there, and give you simple steps to keep it there.

1. Reach out

Share your general availability and, if you'd like, a brief note about what you're experiencing. You'll hear back to schedule your first session.

2. First session

The intake appointment is longer than a regular visit. It begins with a conversation about your cycle history, current symptoms, any medical treatment, and how your body is feeling more broadly — digestion, sleep, stress, energy. Pulse diagnosis and palpation help shape an initial treatment plan, followed by your first acupuncture treatment. You'll leave with a clear sense of the approach and what to expect going forward.

3. Course of treatment

Most patients come weekly to start. Because menstrual and hormonal patterns unfold over the course of a cycle, the first month or two of treatment is often about gathering information and making initial shifts. Over a series of sessions, the focus is on regulating the cycle, reducing symptoms, and restoring a steadier hormonal rhythm.

4. Transition to maintenance

As your body establishes a new pattern — less pain, more stable moods, more regular cycles — visits can gradually space out, from weekly to every other week, then monthly or as needed. Many patients continue to come around their cycle or through seasonal transitions in perimenopause.