Hand Acupuncture Therapist
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Last updated on 30 Jan 2026
Overview
Hand Acupuncture Therapists use needles or pressure techniques on the hands to stimulate specific points that correspond to different organs. This form of therapy is rooted in traditional medicine and is known for its simplicity and effectiveness. It's often chosen for pain relief, stress reduction, and energy balancing. Sujok therapy is a common modality within this practice. Therapists typically work in wellness centers or acupuncture clinics.

Job Description
- Diagnose energy imbalances based on patient symptoms.
- Apply acupuncture needles or acupressure techniques to hand points.
- Customize treatment plans based on individual needs.
- Educate patients on hand-point locations and self-care routines.
- Use complementary tools like magnets or seeds for therapy.
- Document progress and recommend follow-up sessions.
- Maintain hygiene and safety during all procedures.

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