Lucrecia Camarillo
Licensed acupuncturist and owner
I started this practice for people who are running on too little sleep and too many deadlines.
Visits here are unhurried and plain. I ask a lot at the first one, I explain every step before I do it, and I will tell you when something is better handled by your doctor, your campus counselor or someone else. Needles are always your choice, and ear seeds or acupressure are a full visit.
How I work
- I explain every step before I begin
- You can say no to anything
- I tell you when to see someone else
- Evening hours on weekdays
Credentials
Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.), NCBAHM, formerly NCCAOM
Master's degree in acupuncture
Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.) · VT License no. 000000
Licenses and credentials
Who you will see
The state license is listed at the bottom of every page, with the board that issues it.
State license
Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.)
VT License no. 000000 · Vermont Office of Professional Regulation
Licensed to practice acupuncture in Vermont
National board
Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.), NCBAHM, formerly NCCAOM
The practice adds the certificate year
Training
Master's degree in acupuncture
The practice adds the school and year
Why a college town
Built around the school year
Terms have a rhythm: a rush in September, a dip in October, finals, a long dark winter, then mud and commencement. Visits here follow it.
Students, faculty and staff
The same chair, the same plain explanation, whoever you are.
Evenings on weekdays
Hours that start after classes and end after the dining hall closes.
A plan that moves with your term
Closer together in the weeks that are heaviest, further apart when they are not.
Come in and say hello
Request a visit and we will find a time that works around your week.