What's New

New Office Location
I am pleased to announce my new office location at 46 Crowell Road in Chatham.  At McClennen Family Chiropractic & Wellness Center we are a dynamic and versified foursome working “together for your health”:  Dr. Andrew McClennen, Chiropractor; Jennifer Kangas, Licensed Massage Therapist specializing in Myofascial Release; Paulette Abdow, Licensed Massage therapist specializing in deep tissue work & hot rock massage; and myself. 
We offer classes weekly on Thursdays from 4:00 – 5:30 on a variety of health topics taught by our practioners as well as a various guest speakers.  We offer a weekly yoga class at 6:00 PM on Thursdays.  Also once a month we have a Movie Night showing thought provoking movies on health, food , and the environment.  For detailed information and to register for any of these events please call Christine at our front desk at 508-945-7755.
I encourage you to come by and tour our new space and meet my new colleagues.

Acupuncture Facial Rejuvenation is the new buzz in the Acupuncture Profession!
I am now offering these new treatments – without needles!  Microcurrent and Therapeutic Colored light treatments based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) meridian and acupuncture point theory have proven to be even more effective than needle insertion for facial rejuvenation .  This is a ten treatment protocol, best done in five weeks or less for the best results.  Call me for more information and package pricing.

MONA  VIE – the Premier Acai berry antioxidant drink is now available in our office!
To learn more about the ACAI berry, its incredible antioxidant value and and why antioxidants are so important to your health, please visit the following website.  You must cut and paste this address in your browser window:
www.TheGreatProduct.com/innerterrainhealing 

On this page you will see some of the latest and most significant articles about Acupuncture and Chinese medicine, including some that have appeared in Cape Cod publications,

Press Release -
National Institutes of Health (NIH):
Acupuncture and Osteoarthritis
http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/dec2004/nccam-20.htm

Web.MD Feature Article:
Exploring Alternatives to Traditional Medicicine:
Part III: Scientists Seek Clues to Acupuncture's Success

Internal Medicine News: Jan 15, 2005
1.) Acupuncture Eases Head and Neck Pain
2.)Acupuncture Is Useful Adjunct in OA of Knee

Cape Healing Arts Magazine
Herbal Medicines: Navigating the Cultural Amalgam
By Kristin Whitfield

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