Name: Whitney Wellness
Telephone: 858-692-5221

Acupuncture in Poway, CA

Dr. Tracey Whitney, DACM, L.Ac, HHP

At Whitney Wellness, we specialize in a variety of treatments that promote overall health and wellness. We provide traditional acupuncture, vibrational acupuncture, cupping, and tuning fork healing.

Our massage services include deep tissue, sports, therapeutic, and pregnancy massage. To book a massage, please visit the About Us tab above.

Acupuncture

Herbal Medicine

Tuning Fork Healing

Massage Therapy

Cupping

Essential Oils

Health Coaching

Moxibustion

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Come experience natural care for:

Anxiety
Autoimmune Disease
Back Pain
Headaches
Insomnia
Muscular Skeletal Conditions
Neck Pain
Pain Management

Whitney Wellness

13525 Midland Rd. Ste I
Poway, CA 92064

858-692-5221

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