Offerings
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is at the heart of our practice. We take time to understand what brings you in, how you’ve been feeling, and what you hope to change. Your practitioner carefully selects acupuncture points to suit your treatment needs, your body’s constitution, and how your energy is presenting that day. Each session is tailored to you, with adjustments as your needs evolve.
How acupuncture works
Applying acupuncture needles to specific points stimulates blood flow and activates neuro-hormonal pathways. This will reduce inflammation, increase blood flow, reduce pain, and promote healing of the surrounding tissue. As a result, acupuncture can be used to heal muscle/tendon injuries and improve the function of weakened systems such as reproductive, digestive, respiratory, and cardiovascular.
Acupuncture treatment also activates the parasympathetic nervous system (in charge of rest and digest). This promotes a relaxed euphoric state and reduces the negative effects of stress. Activating the parasympathetic nervous system helps balance hormones, improve digestion, improve sleep, regulate the immune system, relax tight muscles, and allow healing to occur.
A few of our favorite acupuncture points
Yin Tang
Between the eyebrows, this point is traditionally used to calm the mind and encourage relaxation when stress or restlessness makes it hard to unwind.
Liver 3
On the top of the foot, this point is traditionally used to move liver qi, ease tension, and address stress-related irritability and menstrual discomfort.
Spleen 6
On the inner lower leg, this point is traditionally used to nourish yin and blood and support menstrual health, digestion, and restful sleep.
Stomach 36
Below the knee, this point is traditionally used to strengthen qi, support digestion, and address fatigue and weakness.
Gallbladder 21
At the top of the shoulder, this point is traditionally used to ease tight shoulders, neck stiffness, and muscular tension.
Herbal Medicine
Herbal medicine continues your care between sessions, with daily formulas adjusted as your body changes. We use individualized herbal care to support fertility, energy, digestion, and emotional balance.
Some of our favorite formulas
These traditional Chinese medicine formulas are selected to match your individual pattern of symptoms and constitution.
Ba Zhen Tang
Traditionally used to nourish qi and blood, this formula is often chosen for patterns of fatigue, weakness, and depletion.
Xiao Yao San
Traditionally used to ease liver qi stagnation and nourish blood, often when stress accompanies irritability, digestive discomfort, or menstrual symptoms.
Gui Shao Di Huang Wan
Traditionally used to nourish yin and blood, this formula is selected in Chinese medicine fertility care to support the post-menstrual phase as the body prepares for ovulation.
Gan Mai Da Zao Tang
A traditional combination of licorice, wheat, and jujube used to calm the spirit when emotional overwhelm, restlessness, or unsettled sleep are present.
Bodywork
Bodywork may include massage, cupping, guasha, and moxibustion. Your practitioner selects techniques around your symptoms to use alongside acupuncture. The goals of bodywork are to ease muscular discomfort, reduce the feeling of tightness, and help movement feel more comfortable.
Modalities we often use
Cupping
Cups placed on the skin create suction that gently lifts the tissue beneath them. It can feel like a pulling sensation over tight muscles. Cupping may help ease pain, bringing a welcome sense of relief to sore, tense areas.
Guasha
Your practitioner applies oil and uses a smooth-edged tool in repeated strokes over areas such as the back, neck, or shoulders. Guasha may help ease neck pain and make movement feel more comfortable, helping you turn and stretch with greater ease.
Moxibustion
Moxibustion uses dried mugwort, called moxa, as a source of warmth around selected acupuncture points. Its soothing warmth is traditionally used to encourage circulation and bring comfort to areas that feel cold, stiff, or achy.
Taylar Willigrod
Pelvic Floor Dry Needling
Pelvic floor dry needling uses sterile, hair-thin needles to address muscular tension, trigger points, and myofascial restrictions in the pelvic region and surrounding musculature.
Treatment is always individualized. Depending on your symptoms and goals, we may work with the external pelvic floor, hips, glutes, abdomen, low back, or other structures that influence pelvic function.
All pelvic floor dry needling is performed externally. No internal pelvic floor examinations or internal needling techniques.
Concerns this approach may help with
Pain & tension
- Pelvic pain or muscular tension
- Overactive or tight pelvic floor muscles
- Pudendal neuralgia and pelvic nerve-related pain
- Pain with intercourse or sexual activity
- Pelvic muscle guarding
- Vulvar or vaginal pain when muscular tension is a contributing factor
- Tailbone or coccyx pain
Bladder & bowel concerns
- Overactive bladder, urinary urgency, and urinary frequency
- Urinary leakage associated with muscular dysfunction
- Constipation associated with pelvic floor tension
Movement & recovery
- Hip, groin, or low-back pain with a pelvic component
- Pregnancy-related pelvic, hip, or tailbone discomfort
- Postpartum pelvic tension and muscular dysfunction
- Athletic or movement-related pelvic dysfunction
- Muscular tension following abdominal or pelvic surgery
Kristy Callon and Taylar Willigrod
Facial Rejuvenation
At Evoke, facial care brings precise acupuncture together with the warmth of red light and the attentive touch of facial massage. We focus on the changes you want to address—from fine lines to facial tension—with treatments that aim to support circulation, encourage collagen production, and leave your complexion looking refreshed.
What your treatment entails
Facial Acupuncture
Fine needles are placed around areas of fine lines, wrinkles, muscle tension, and loss of firmness, with point selection tailored to you.
25 minutes of red light
Relax with the needles in place while receiving 25 minutes of Red Light Therapy with the Celluma Pro.
Massage, guasha & cupping
Once the needles are removed, your treatment continues with facial massage, guasha, and cupping.
Treatment frequency recommendations
For the most visible results, we recommend a series of 10 sessions over 6–10 weeks, followed by monthly sessions for maintenance. Your practitioner can adjust the schedule to your skin and goals.
Kristy Callon and Taylar Willigrod
Microneedling
Microneedling is the insertion of very fine short needles into the skin for the purpose of rejuvenation. These very fine needles create tiny punctures in the skin to help stimulate collagen production, improve skin texture and reduce wrinkles, acne scars and hyperpigmentation. It can also be known as collagen induction therapy.
During microneedling, needles will go to a depth of about 0.25mm to 1.5mm depending on the patient. It’s important to do this treatment with a trained professional to ensure proper technique, use of sterile equipment, and the ability to adjust the treatment according to individual skin type and concerns.
We recommend sessions once per month for an optimal glow.
What your treatment entails
Prepare
We assess your skin and apply numbing cream to help ease discomfort during treatment.
Rest under red light
Next, rest under the Celluma Pro for 25 minutes of Red Light Therapy. This gives the numbing cream time to take effect while you receive the benefits of red light.
Microneedling & serum
Your practitioner uses sterile equipment and tailors the needling to your skin type and concerns. Our treatment includes a stem cell-infused hyaluronic acid serum, selected to complement the session.
Benefits of Microneedling
Improved Skin Texture & Tone
Microneedling encourages skin renewal and may help smooth uneven texture and soften the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Reduced Acne Scars
Collagen remodeling may help soften the appearance of acne scars and improve uneven skin. Results develop gradually and vary by scar type.
A Brighter, More Even Complexion
Microneedling may help with some forms of uneven pigmentation. Your practitioner will assess your skin and dark spots to determine whether treatment is appropriate.
Increased Collagen Production
The skin’s repair response stimulates collagen production, which may improve firmness and elasticity over a series of treatments.
Skincare After Treatment
Microneedling temporarily changes the skin barrier, so product choice matters. Follow your practitioner’s aftercare plan and guidance on when to resume your usual skincare products.
Wellness Labs
Testing selected for you, with results explained in the context of your health. Your practitioner considers your symptoms, history, and goals to help choose the right tests and guide your next steps.
From results to a plan
We review your results with you, explain what they mean, and use them to inform your care and track changes over time.
Make time for your care.
Book a visit to discuss your goals and build a treatment plan with your practitioner.