Neck and shoulder pain is a common challenge for our active Boulder community, often stemming from the unique combination of desk-based work and intense outdoor pursuits like climbing and cycling. At Jade Mountain Health, we recognize that this lifestyle creates persistent patterns of tension that standard methods often fail to resolve. While traditional approaches may offer temporary relief, our orthopedic-informed acupuncture and dry needling target deeper neuromuscular structures to effectively reset your system. By addressing both the physical muscle guarding and the underlying nervous system drivers of your pain, we help you restore mobility and return to the activities you love. I

Depression is rarely just emotional. For many people it shows up as fatigue, disrupted sleep, physical heaviness, and low motivation that standard care doesn't fully address. At Jade Mountain Health in Boulder, Andrew Maloney uses acupuncture and electroacupuncture as evidence-informed, complementary approaches to mood regulation — working through the nervous system and stress-response pathways alongside your existing mental health care. If you're looking for more support, we'd love to talk.

Chronic fatigue is one of the most frustrating conditions to experience because standard testing often doesn't explain what you're feeling. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, fatigue isn't a single symptom — it's a pattern involving how the body generates, distributes, and maintains energy. At Jade Mountain Health in Boulder, Andrew Maloney uses acupuncture, moxibustion, and Chinese herbal medicine to identify what's driving low energy and support recovery over time. If you're tired of being tired, we'd love to help.

Dry needling and acupuncture both use thin needles — but they work from different clinical frameworks and aren't always interchangeable. Boulder acupuncturists Andrew Maloney and Nicole Bzdel at Jade Mountain Health explain the difference, which conditions respond best to each approach, and how the two can be combined for more effective injury recovery.

Waking at 3 AM? Can't quiet your mind at bedtime? Jade Mountain Health in Boulder uses acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine to address the root patterns behind insomnia and poor sleep — not just the symptoms.

Chronic migraines disrupting your life in Boulder? Jade Mountain Health combines scalp acupuncture, herbal medicine, and Traditional Chinese Medicine to help reduce migraine frequency and severity. Learn how acupuncture works — and what to expect from treatment.

Scalp acupuncture — also called neuroacupuncture — is a specialized form of acupuncture that maps regions of the scalp to functional areas of the brain, rather than following traditional meridian pathways. At Jade Mountain Health in Boulder, Andrew Maloney uses this approach to support patients managing migraines, post-stroke recovery, movement disorders, and other complex neurological conditions. Here's how it works and who it may be right for.

Anxiety is a common challenge in Boulder’s high-performance environment. Learn how acupuncture helps shift the body from "fight or flight" into a state of deep relaxation. Discover what to expect during your first session at Jade Mountain Health and how meridian therapy supports a balanced, resilient nervous system.

Acupuncture is a powerful recovery tool for Boulder’s hikers and trail runners, helping reduce pain, improve circulation, and support faster healing from overuse injuries. Learn how it keeps you moving on the trails.

Acupuncture offers a natural, evidence-informed approach to relieving back pain by reducing inflammation, improving circulation, and calming the nervous system. Learn what to expect from treatment in Boulder and how it supports lasting recovery.