Access Community Acupuncture LLC

10/30/2026

Happy Halloween Weekend, Denver!

We are open today until 2 and on Sunday from 10-2.

Stop by for a ghoulish nap. The veils of the underworld are thin. We are here for you.

10/23/2026

A fascinating new study published in Medicine examined brain scans from 357 people with major depressive disorder across seven clinical trials.

Researchers found that acupuncture was associated with changes in brain regions involved in:

Emotional regulation – How we process and respond to emotions.

Mood and motivation – Brain pathways involved in pleasure and reward.

Stress responses – How our brains process emotional challenges.

These findings offer exciting insight into how acupuncture may help support people experiencing depression.

While more research is needed, acupuncture shows promise as a complementary treatment alongside conventional mental health care.

At Access Community Acupuncture, we believe mental health care should be accessible, affordable, and consistent.

Acupuncture is a traditional and significant part of Chinese medicine that's been around for thousands of years, and continues to be used to ease the pain and discomfort that come with a wide variety of conditions, including fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis.

10/23/2026

Happy Friday, everyone!
This is very true in my house :)
We have appointments available if you want to relax for the weekend.
See you soon!

10/08/2026

Six months of community!

Six months ago, Access Community Acupuncture and Spirit Energy Massage opened our doors together.

More than 675 visits later, we're so grateful for everyone who has helped our little community grow.

09/25/2026

Today I am snacking on roasted pecans and organic carrot juice — a little healthy fat, fiber, beta-carotene and seasonal nourishment between treatments. As the weather cools, it’s a great time to think about foods that help us feel nourished, grounded and ready for the season ahead.

09/23/2026

*****Community Acupuncture Happy Hour*****

A few treatment spots opened up this afternoon, so I’m offering $30 community acupuncture treatments today until 5 PM.
If you’ve been meaning to come in for pain, stress, sleep support—or simply a restorative reset—this is a lovely time to take care of yourself.

Returning patients: $30
New patients: $40

Space is limited. Reserve your spot online or text me at 303-535-2737 while appointments are available.

Book Nowhttps://accesscommunityacu.janeapp.com

09/21/2026

NO INSURANCE?

NO PROBLEM.

Acupuncture $30–$60

You choose what you can afford

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09/18/2026

On September 12, 2001, St. Vincent’s Hospital in lower Manhattan opened a free stress reduction clinic that included ear acupuncture three times a week. The Integrative Stress Management clinic (ISM) was created to support the community after the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center. The clinic ran for 6 years and treatments were covered through a block grant from the American Red Cross.

To learn more, check out this short video created by our acupuncture ancestor, Laura Cooley: https://youtu.be/7C7NzqB7p3s?is=Rk2Cu-R6yxrRtsmV

09/18/2026

One of the things I love about this time of year is gathering, what is still blooming and bringing a little bit of it inside.

In Chinese medicine, we talk a lot about living with the seasons rather than fighting against them.

As summer begins to give way to fall, it’s a good time to slow down notice what’s around us and make space for the transition.

Sometimes taking care of ourselves really can be that simple.

What’s bringing you a little joy right now?

08/30/2026

The calendar may still say summer, but the signs are beginning to appear.
A little less daylight. Cooler mornings. Rain. The first changing leaves.
In Chinese medicine, we pay attention to these transitions because our bodies don’t exist separately from the world around us.
Sleep may change. Energy can shift. Allergies may appear. Digestion can feel different. Stress can increase as routines get busier.
You don’t have to wait until something feels really wrong to take care of yourself.
Sometimes an acupuncture treatment is simply a chance to stop, rest and help your body find its footing again.