Williston Park / Mineola Acupuncture (Kimura Acupuncture)

Williston Park / Mineola Acupuncture (Kimura Acupuncture) Acupuncture clinic in Williston Park, Long Island Serving Williston Park, Mineola, Garden City, Manhasset, Lake Success, and the surrounding area.

We are here to help patients tap into their natural healing power with acupuncture and other modalities.

3:07 AM. Wide awake. Again. 👀You were exhausted when you went to bed, so why is your brain suddenly holding a meeting in...
09/10/2026

3:07 AM. Wide awake. Again. 👀

You were exhausted when you went to bed, so why is your brain suddenly holding a meeting in the middle of the night?
During perimenopause, hormonal changes can affect sleep, leaving you waking during the night, struggling to fall back asleep, or feeling completely drained the next day. đŸ˜”â€đŸ’«
And then the next day comes with the brain fog, short temper, cravings, and that “I could sleep for 12 hours and still be tired” feeling.
If this has become your new normal, you don't have to just accept it as part of getting older. đŸ€
Acupuncture may be a supportive option for women navigating perimenopause and menopause.
If you're in Mineola or Long Island and your sleep has been a mess lately, let's talk.

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Save this for your next 3AM wake-up and send it to the woman who is always awake before the rest of the house. 🌙

“I’m just tired.”I hear this from women all the time during the perimenopause years.But then we start talking and it’s n...
09/09/2026

“I’m just tired.”

I hear this from women all the time during the perimenopause years.

But then we start talking and it’s not just tired.

You’re sleeping but waking up exhausted.
You can’t find the words you used to find easily.
Your body feels achier and heavier.
Your mood feels different.
And your period suddenly has a mind of its own. đŸ˜”â€đŸ’«

These changes can happen during the menopausal transition, and they can look different for every woman.

You don’t have to have hot flashes for perimenopause to affect how you feel.

And you don’t have to simply push through because someone tells you, “That’s just aging.” đŸ€

If you’ve been feeling unlike yourself lately, start by talking with your healthcare provider about what’s changed.

And if you’re looking for complementary support during perimenopause or menopause, acupuncture may be worth exploring.

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If this sounds like you, save this post and send it to a woman who keeps saying, “I’m just tired.” 🌿

09/08/2026

Nobody really prepares you for how many ways perimenopause can show up.

You expect hot flashes.

Maybe an irregular period.

But then suddenly you’re waking up at 3 AM, forgetting words mid-sentence, feeling exhausted all day, dealing with headaches, aching joints, anxiety, or wondering why your body suddenly feels completely different. đŸ˜”â€đŸ’«

And you start thinking:

“Is this just me?”

It might be part of the menopausal transition.

And here’s what I really want women to know:

You don’t have to have hot flashes to be struggling with perimenopause.

Some women notice changes in their sleep first.
Some notice their mood.
Some notice their periods.
Some notice their energy, brain fog, joints, or sexual and urinary health.

Every woman can experience this transition differently. đŸ€

That said, these symptoms can have other causes too, so don’t automatically assume every new symptom is hormonal. Getting the right evaluation matters.

If you’re in Mineola or Long Island, Kimura Acupuncture provides supportive acupuncture care for women navigating perimenopause and menopause. 🌿

Save this post, send it to a friend, and tell me: which symptom surprised you the most? 👇

“I’m already doing everything my eye doctor recommended
 is there anything else I can do?”If you’ve been diagnosed with ...
09/04/2026

“I’m already doing everything my eye doctor recommended
 is there anything else I can do?”

If you’ve been diagnosed with macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, or another chronic vision concern, you may have found yourself asking that question.

And I understand why.

When your vision changes, you don’t want to just wait and wonder what comes next. You want to understand your options and find ways to support your eyes while continuing the care you already receive.

That’s where ACUNOVA comes in.

ACUNOVA is a specialized acupuncture approach that focuses on supporting visual health and function. It’s used as complementary care, alongside, not instead of your ophthalmologist’s treatment.

Is it right for everyone? No.
Can anyone promise it will restore your vision? No.

But if you’re curious whether it may be appropriate for your situation, that’s exactly what a consultation is for.

You don’t have to figure that out on your own.

👁 If you’re in Mineola or Long Island and want to learn more about ACUNOVA, book a consultation with Kimura Acupuncture.

Your first step can simply be a conversation.

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“My eye doctor is taking care of it
 but is there anything else I can do?” đŸ‘ïžI hear this from people who are worried abo...
09/04/2026

“My eye doctor is taking care of it
 but is there anything else I can do?” đŸ‘ïž

I hear this from people who are worried about their vision and simply want more options.

If you’re dealing with macular degeneration, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, cataracts, retinitis pigmentosa, or other vision concerns, you may be curious about acupuncture as an additional form of support.

That’s where ACUNOVA comes in. 🌿

It’s a specialized acupuncture approach focused on supporting visual health and function.

And yes, if you’re wondering, the needles are never placed in your eyes. 👀

ACUNOVA is complementary care, not a replacement for your eye doctor or prescribed treatment.

If you’re in Mineola, Long Island, and you’ve been searching for another way to support your eye health, let’s talk. đŸ€

📍 Kimura Acupuncture | Mineola, NY

Book a consultation to learn whether ACUNOVA may be appropriate for you.

One of the things I appreciate most about Chinese Medicine is that it asks us to slow down.Not because slowing down is a...
08/16/2026

One of the things I appreciate most about Chinese Medicine is that it asks us to slow down.

Not because slowing down is always easy—but because that’s often when we finally notice what our body has been trying to tell us.

So many of us have learned to ignore the little things.

The poor sleep.

The bloating after every meal.

The headaches that keep coming back.

The stress we carry in our shoulders.

The exhaustion we brush off as “just being busy.”

Chinese Medicine has always looked at those moments differently.

Instead of asking, “How do I get rid of this symptom?”

It asks, “Why is your body sending this message?”

That shift in perspective changes everything.

It reminds us that health isn’t only about treating illness—it’s also about paying attention before illness has the chance to grow.

Those small choices we make every day
 how we eat, rest, move, and care for ourselves
 matter more than we often realize.

📍Kimura Acupuncture | Mineola, Long Island

Supporting pain relief, women’s health, stress, digestion, fertility, perimenopause, menopause, and whole-body wellness through Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Have you ever wondered why you and your best friend can eat the same thing, sleep the same amount, and somehow have comp...
08/11/2026

Have you ever wondered why you and your best friend can eat the same thing, sleep the same amount, and somehow have completely different bodies? 😂

One person is always freezing.

Another is throwing the blanket off at night.

One gets bloated from everything.

Another can eat whatever they want and feel fine.

One person gets completely wiped out by stress.

Another seems to bounce right back.

In Chinese Medicine, we call these long-term tendencies your constitution.

It’s one of the reasons I don’t love giving everyone the same advice.

What works beautifully for one person may not be what another person needs.

And your constitution isn’t a life sentence, either. Your body changes with stress, lifestyle, environment, age, and different stages of life.

This becomes especially interesting for women during perimenopause and menopause, when the things your body has always done can suddenly start changing.

So if you’ve ever thought, “Why am I like this?” 😂

There may be more to the story.

And that’s exactly what makes getting to know your own patterns so helpful.

Which one sounded most like you?

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Some of the best things I learned in Chinese Medicine weren’t complicated at all.They were the little things.Eat somethi...
08/10/2026

Some of the best things I learned in Chinese Medicine weren’t complicated at all.

They were the little things.

Eat something warm.
Keep your feet and lower back warm.
Go for a walk when you’re frustrated.
Don’t skip meals when you’re already exhausted.
Rest before your body forces you to.

At the time, they just sounded like things my family always said. 😂

But after becoming an acupuncturist, I started seeing the reasoning behind many of those habits.

And now I find myself saying the same things to my patients.

Because wellness doesn’t always have to mean adding another supplement, buying another product, or completely changing your life.

Sometimes it’s going back to the basics and giving your body a little more of what it needs.

Of course, these habits aren’t a replacement for medical care. If you’re dealing with persistent headaches, dizziness, swelling, or other concerning symptoms, please get them properly evaluated.

But for everyday self-care?

Start small.

Your body notices consistency. đŸ€

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One of my favorite moments is when a patient sits up after their first treatment and says,“I can’t explain it
 I just fe...
08/06/2026

One of my favorite moments is when a patient sits up after their first treatment and says,

“I can’t explain it
 I just feel different.”

That’s because acupuncture isn’t simply about placing needles where something hurts.

Every treatment starts a conversation with your nervous system.

As your body begins to relax, it also starts doing what it was designed to do: regulate, repair, and restore.

This is why many people come in for one concern—like neck pain or migraines—but also notice they’re sleeping better, feeling less stressed, or moving more comfortably.

Healing rarely happens because of one thing.

It’s the result of many systems working together.

That’s exactly what acupuncture aims to support.

📍Kimura Acupuncture | Mineola, Long Island

Whether you’re seeking support for chronic pain, stress, migraines, digestive concerns, women’s health, fertility, perimenopause, or menopause, every treatment is tailored to what your body needs that day.

Some of the biggest lessons I learned in acupuncture school had nothing to do with needles.They changed the way I look a...
07/28/2026

Some of the biggest lessons I learned in acupuncture school had nothing to do with needles.

They changed the way I look at everyday symptoms.

Instead of asking, “How do we get rid of this symptom?” we ask, “Why is your body sending this message in the first place?”

That’s why I don’t just ask about your pain.

I ask how you’re sleeping.

How you’re digesting your meals.

What your energy is like.

How stressed you’ve been lately.

Because everything is connected.

The goal isn’t to chase symptoms—it’s to understand the patterns behind them and support your body as a whole.

📍Kimura Acupuncture | Mineola, Long Island

If you’re struggling with pain, stress, digestive issues, fatigue, or women’s health concerns, acupuncture offers a whole-body approach to healing.

Address

99 Hillside Avenue , Ste. R
Williston Park, NY
11596

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 1pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 1pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9:30am - 1pm
Friday 9:30am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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+15168821292

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