Harry Chauss Acupuncture

Did you know that I offer discounted treatments for all foreign service members? It’s true! Even though I can no longer treat embassy personnel overseas, I want to support the foreign service community here. Reach out via this app, WhatsApp, or the crossingshealing.org to make an appointment. *I’m also in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield.

It wasn’t what we expected and definitely not what we wanted, and I am grateful to be able to return to Crossings earlier than planned to continue to work with you to create more balance in your life. Watch this space for more details as I return to the U.S. towards the end of the summer.

So many needles!

Acupuncture “side-work” includes marrying the hand sanitizers.

I offer discounts on treatments to public school educators all year long, and as people are heading back to the classroom, acupuncture is a great way to prepare for the year!

Big news! I am now in-network with United Healthcare!

Waiting for an infant patient to come in for their treatment. I treat infants, children and even some teens with shonishin, a Japanese pediatric technique that doesn’t use needles. It’s quick, effective, and kids really enjoy it.

Drink water. Wear a hat. Wear sunscreen.

True story: I treat clients in Columbia, MD on Sundays. Call or text for an appointment!

In honor of teacher appreciation week, I am reminding everyone that public school educators are eligible for discounted rates on acupuncture treatments—contact me above. Public education is essential for the wellness of our democracy and our citizens. Public schools strengthen our communities in more ways than I can list, and public school teachers are some of the hardest working people there are. I am forever grateful for my public education and the teachers who guided me. Contact me to set up an appointment today!

Today and every day: I see you. You matter to me. I will always be your ally.

Sometimes I read books. This one, A Psalm for the Wild-Built by Becky Chambers, came recommended by a bunch of people whose opinion I really value. It’s funny and insightful and positive without being precious. The only other thing I will say about it is that one of the core themes fits nicely with many of the aspects of acupuncture that led me to be a practitioner in the first place: Watching the world and nature, accepting people and experiences as they arrive, and deep compassion. It’s a great book to buy at your favorite independent bookstore, such as Loyalty Bookstore in Silver Spring, MD and Petworth, DC.