- Good Point Acupuncture2301 Red Bud Ln, Ste 200
Round Rock, TX 78664(512) 731-0642 Appointment Times
Tue1pm - 6pmWed9am - 1pmThu1pm - 6pmFri9am - 1pmSat9am - 1pm
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“What a life saver they are! I have struggled with different issues at times and Yvonne and her partners have been a God send. Kind, patient, understanding and knowledgeable. One of the best acupuncture experiences I’ve had and I’ve seen many different practitioners. Thank you!” – D.S.
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... Read more »“Such a relaxing and calming environment. Yvonne has a very light touch and makes you feel very comfortable. If you are anyone who is hesitant because of a fear of needles she is really great and is a safe space.” -E.L.
Yvonne has a very light touch and
... Read more »“There is nothing better than an acupuncture nap! Not only is this wonderful service needed by many, but the price can’t be beat ! This is now an affordable service. Yvonne is a caring, perceptive, professional. If you have never tried acupuncture, this is your opportunity to see if this
... Read more »“Yvonne and Allison are both great, great service and it has helped me while pregnant and afterwards. Sciatica, knee and lower back pain relief.” -A.M.
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“Despite being my first ever attempt/experience with Acupuncture, the team at Good Point were welcoming, explained the process and despite being “group” style” it may as well have been individual. When I walked in, everyone else was asleep or eyes closed, and as I listened to my own guided meditation
... Read more »“I had a problem with my knees and lower back. Yvonne fixed both of the problems within a couple of visits. Excellent results! I go back there whenever I have any pain.” -G.C.
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Winter Soltice: Yin Meets Yang
The winter solstice this year falls on Tuesday, December 21st. This is a magical moment in terms of Chinese Medicine’s view of seasonal rhythms. It is the exact time when yin, the dark aspect of the yin-yang (tai ji) symbol, reaches its peak, and the spark of yang is born again. It’s a time when