About Wasatch Community Acupuncture
Wasatch Community Acupuncture is a nonprofit clinic that provides effective, low-cost acupuncture on a sliding scale. The clinic aims to make acupuncture accessible to everyone, with first appointments ranging from $30 to $55 and subsequent treatments from $15 to $40. Reviews highlight the amazing staff and calming atmosphere, which includes soft lighting and soothing music, creating a relaxing environment for treatments. Clients appreciate the knowledgeable and professional providers who take the time to understand individual needs and explain the process. Many regular visitors find their experiences life-changing and highly recommend the clinic for treating various ailments like pain, anxiety, and insomnia. The clinic also offers private cranial sacral therapy sessions, which clients describe as a beautiful experience. Therapists are thoughtful in their approach and allow clients to process deep emotions during the sessions. Clients have found this type of therapy helpful for chronic pain and headaches. Visitors also praise the clinic's positive and refreshing impact on their body and mind, leaving them feeling pain-free and emotionally resilient. The sliding scale and punch card make the treatments affordable, especially for single working parents.
This place is amazing. The staff is amazing, knowledgeable, offered support, worked with me. I have been trying to find a good acupuncture place for over ten years and Wasatch community is where it’s at.
I have been twice now and both providers were great. They asked lots of questions and customized where they put the needles based off my needs. It was a very chill laid back space and great prices. It really helped my TMJ and neck and shoulders. I will definitely be continuing to go.
This place is so great to get a quality and affordable acupuncture sesh! You get used to the community aspect and the acupuncturists are super talented and kind.
I find it helpful to reduce stress and promote more of a calm in my life. Highly recommend you try Wasatch community acupuncture if you haven’t yet.