- Good Point Acupuncture2301 Red Bud Ln, Ste 200
Round Rock, TX 78664(512) 731-0642 Appointment Times
Tue1pm - 6pmWed9am - 1pmThu1pm - 6pmFri9am - 1pmSat9am - 1pm
- Testimonials
I was BEYOND thrilled to find Yvonne. I was really skittish about acupuncture- until I tried it. She has helped immensely to relieve everything from sinus pain, and headaches, to ongoing stress. To be perfectly honest, I didn’t realize HOW MUCH she helped until I stopped going. I’ve learned my
... Read more »“I started doing acupuncture after a friend (who was in the midst of a battle with cancer) highly recommended it. It helped her so much, she never missed a day of work. I figured, “what the heck- why not try it?”. Possibly my best decision ever. I go to help
... Read more »“I live an hour away and still make the drive to come see Yvonne! I do not like needles but Yvonne is great at what she does and the atmosphere at GP is quiet and relaxing, which calms me. I’m so glad my family found her!” -L.L.
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... Read more »“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 »“Yvonne is wonderful to work with and a very skilled acupuncturist. She listens and has helped me with back pain, stress, jet lag, allergies and more. Reasonably priced due to group treatment room but quiet and relaxing atmosphere. You don’t really even know others are there until you open your
... 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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5 Tips To Help With TMJ
Commonly known as TMJ, temporomandibular joint pain affects over 10 million Americans and can involve difficulty chewing, jaw muscle stiffness and painful popping or clicking, according to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research.
Although for some people the pain of TMJ goes away on its own, others develop long-term problems and need treatment to help