Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine
A whole-body approach to care
Acupuncture and Chinese medicine look at the body as an interconnected system. Sessions may support pain relief, stress, tension, digestion, sleep, hormonal balance, injury recovery, and overall well-being.
At Go To The Zone Wellness, acupuncture care is thoughtful, personalized, and rooted in both clinical experience and deep respect for traditional Chinese medicine.
Modalities Offered
Acupuncture
Fine needles are placed at specific points on the body to support balance, circulation, pain relief, and the body’s natural healing response.
Tuina & Orthopedic Stretching
Hands-on techniques that support mobility, reduce tension, and help address musculoskeletal discomfort, stiffness, and restricted range of motion.
Gua Sha
A traditional technique that uses gentle scraping to support circulation, release tension, and encourage the body’s healing process.
Cupping
Cupping uses gentle suction to increase circulation, support tissue release, and relieve areas of tightness or stagnation.
Moxa
Moxibustion uses gentle heat to warm and stimulate acupuncture points, supporting circulation, comfort, and energetic balance.
Ear Seeds & Acupressure
Non-needle techniques that stimulate specific points to support ongoing care between sessions.
What to expect during your session
Your session may begin with a conversation about your health history, current symptoms, goals, and areas of concern. From there, Dr. Wynter will create a personalized treatment using acupuncture and, when appropriate, complementary techniques such as cupping, gua sha, moxa, tuina, ear seeds, or acupressure.
Treatments are designed to be supportive, grounded, and tailored to your body’s needs.
Meet Dr. Wynter Byrnes
DACM, LAc
LICENSED ACUPUNCTURIST, DOCTOR OF CHINESE MEDICINE
Dr. Wynter Byrnes began her career in natural medicine more than 25 years ago at East West College of Healing Arts. After receiving her massage license in 2000, she worked full-time as a Licensed Massage Therapist, specializing in myofascial trigger point therapy and injury management.
Her love for Chinese medicine and acupuncture led her to the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, where she earned her doctorate in Chinese medicine and acupuncture in 2023. Today, she blends decades of bodywork experience with the wisdom of Chinese medicine to offer grounded, holistic care.
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