Carmen M.
5/27/2014
14 years ago, I was unfortunately diagnosed with breast cancer. Shirley Nichols was recommended to me by a friend for assistance with symptom management during my cancer treatment. I didn't know...
Shirley Nichols Acupuncture
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327 N San Mateo Dr Ste 5
San Mateo, CA 94401
Shirley Nichols Acupuncture, situated in San Mateo, CA, specializes in Classical Five Element Acupuncture rooted in the ancient Taoist tradition of China. Focusing on restoring balance within the body, mind, and spirit, this practice facilitates profound healing and overall well-being. Shirley collaborates closely with each patient to address the root cause of imbalances, fostering lasting health and vitality rather than just alleviating symptoms.
Through this personalized approach, patients not only experience relief from physical ailments but also gain mental clarity and emotional stability. Shirley's commitment to guiding individuals on a journey toward equilibrium ensures a sustainable process of self-healing. By nurturing the body's innate ability to restore itself, this method offers a holistic path to long-term wellness and vitality.
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5.08 reviews
Carlo Antonio C.
6/12/2008
Shirley Nichols is more than just a great acupuncturist with over twenty years of experience; she is a person who is 100% committed to helping you live the best life possible. For me, it all...
Kitty K.
8/11/2007
I've been a patient for i think over 13 years and Shirley has been an important part of my good health. I am grateful for her knowledge and skill in acupuncture and her uncanny intuition. I went...
Susan O.
7/8/2016
A great healer, a beautiful person, and the best of treatments ~ Shirley is 5-Star to the 10th power! The most transformative work I have every experienced; her ability to support the bodies...
Elizabeth M.
10/6/2013
I've been going to Shirley for more than 10 years. Originally I took my toddler son to see her and was so impressed by the results I started seeing her myself. I now consider her my primary care...
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