797 E. Lancaster Avenue Suite 11, Downingtown PA 19335
(610) 357-4376
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Looking for acupuncture in Chester County, PA? Acupuncture is a natural alternative for pain relief & more! Inner Light Wellness in Downingtown offers advanced acupuncture techniques that work! Margaret Celli, Licensed Acupuncturist, has over 20 years of experience in alternative medicine. We are convenient to Exton, Thorndale, and West Chester.
Treatments
Specializing in Dr. Tan and Master Tung Acupuncture for chronic pain and seasonal allergies. We also offer acupuncture for depression, anxiety, smoking cessation, weight loss and so much more. Our patients get lasting relief from stubborn health issues and you can too. Check out our treatment offerings. We would love the opportunity to help you!
New Patients
Now accepting new patients! Inner Light Wellness has helped thousands of people, just like you. Here you will receive effective treatment in a caring, professional environment. Our welcoming ambience makes your acupuncture session a pleasure! Schedule an appointment today and get back to doing the things you love, with acupuncture!
Why Choose Inner Light Wellness Acupuncture?
Our acupuncture is different! Originally trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) acupuncture I now incorporate the principles of TCM with two unique styles of acupuncture, Dr. Tan Balance Method and Master Tung Acupuncture.
Patients who come to Inner Light Wellness Acupuncture in Downingtown get fast, natural relief for a wide variety of health issues ranging from hip pain and bursitis, sciatica, low back pain, knee pain, neck and shoulder problems to chronic issues such as seasonal allergies, asthma, menopause symptoms including hot flashes, night sweats, and insomnia. Digestive issues including gastritis, IBS, acid reflux, and colitis respond well to acupuncture. Acupuncture is an effective alternative treatment for migraines, sinus headaches, stress, and anxiety.
Meet the Acupuncturist
As main acupuncturist and owner of Inner Light Wellness Acupuncture in Downingtown, PA, it is my greatest joy to help people feel better and get back to living their lives; lives free of pain and illness. With over 20 years practicing alternative medicine, I have been privileged to work alongside chiropractors, M.D.’s and in my own private practice. Since 1994 – first as a structural massage therapist specializing in eliminating pain and dysfunction, then continuing my studies to become an acupuncturist – I have helped thousands of people feel better. I’d love to help you feel better too.
My range of studies includes such diverse therapies as acupuncture, allergy elimination, Chinese herbal medicine, structural massage therapy, and energy medicine. I have explored and refined specific acupuncture techniques that work quickly and effectively to get you back to living your life….pain and symptom free!
Inner Light Wellness Acupuncture
Chester County, PA, Downingtown, Exton, West Chester
Acupuncture is a natural alternative treatment for pain relief including relief from low back pain, knee and hip pain, neck pain, and foot pain. My patients get lasting relief from their allergy symptoms, sinus issues, acid reflux, asthma, and more!
Pain relief, allergy relief, and sinus problems are my major specialties. Headaches, migraines, and digestive problems are another. Acupuncture treatments are available for women’s health issues including PMS, painful menstrual cramps, as well as symptoms of menopause such as hot flashes, insomnia, and irritability. Don’t worry, we treat men too!
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Doctor Recommended
“We have been clients of Margaret for about 10 years. Margaret is the best healer & therapist that I have ever experienced. My wife, Dr. Nancy Hykel-Malone is an internist [physician] and we have both sent many people to Margaret who have been amazed at her ability to help them on many levels, not just relief of physical pain. She is highly trained in many areas of alternative therapies and is very intelligent, empathetic and sensitive. As a dentist, back problems are a way of life and I have been treated by dozens of therapists over the last 35 years of practice and none….NONE have helped me at the level that Margaret has. Her compassion and caring are truly the BEST!”
David A. Malone, DMD PC Newtown Square, PA July 10, 2010
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