
Our Mission
Our Mission at Flower Mountain Acupuncture is to provide affordable, safe and effective Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine and Natural Health Care for our Community. We serve residents and visitors to Asheville, Brevard and Western North Carolina. Our focus is to support you and keep you in the best health possible. We are pain specialists. Acupuncture is one of the best drug-free pain relief techniques. Acupuncture also helps prevent injury and illness. By keeping our energy in balance we can avoid the pitfalls of disease.
Arthritis
OsteoArthritis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Frozen Shoulder
Reproductive Health
Mensural Cramps, Mensural irregularly, Fertility, Labor pain, Labor Induction, Breech Correction
Digestive Issues
Indigestion, GERD, Reflux, Constipation, Food Allergies/Sensitivities
Addiction
Smoking Cessation, Food Addiction Support, Opiate Recovery
Respiratory
Asthma, Seasonal Allergies, Allergic Rhinitis, COPD support
Mental Health
Depression, Anxiety, Insomnia, ADD, ADHD, Stress, Grief and Loss Support, Trauma Relief, Emotional Detox, Ancestral Healing
Our Practitioners
Chris Jacobs L.Ac.
Chris Jacobs practices Classical Chinese Medicine taught by lineage holder Jeffrey Yuen. Chris has been involved in the field of herbal medicine since the mid 90's. His uncle owned an herb company selling herbs from peru including Cat's Claw (Uncaria tomentosa), and...
Sarah Fields L.Ac.
Sarah Fields is a graduate of Five Branches University in Santa Cruz where she earned her clinical Master's Degree in Acupuncture. She has over 3,000 hours of clinical training in Traditional Chinese Medicine. While at FBU she mentored under Kiiko Motzumoto trained...
Dov Shoneman L.Ac.
Dov is a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and is nationally certified through NCCAOM (National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.) The North Carolina Acupuncture Licensing Board and the Acupuncture Board of California...

Our Locations
Asheville
251 Haywood St.
Unit D
Asheville, NC 28801
828-680-0326
Flower Mountain Acupuncture

About Acupuncture
What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture is the medical practice of using small needles to stimulate the movement of energy (qi) in the body. An acupuncturist might also incorporate other techniques to build or disperse energy like: Cupping, Massage, Gua Sha (Scraping), Moxabustion (the burning of mugwort to warm up the body), etc.
What is qi?
Qi is simply energy. The meaning of the Chinese character for qi 氣 simply translates to: the energy that is contained with in a single grain of rice. Carbohydrates which are found in rice are chains of carbon atoms that are glued together by energy that the rice plant gathers from the sun. When we eat rice we break down the carbon chains and free the energy to power our body. The whole world around us is powered by qi. Our sun rains qi down on us everyday in the form of heat and light. It is both mundane and mysterious,
Does Acupuncture hurt?
Pain is an incredibly relative experience. Each of us react to positive and negative stimulation differently. For the most part acupuncture is relatively painless. Most peoples experience of needles are shots at the doctor. Acupuncture needles are far smaller than syringes that doctors use. Most people may feel a slight prick sensation at the surface of the skin. Usually any discomfort if there is any fades quickly. The true sensations that are felt during acupuncture are a bit more difficult to describe. Many people feel sensations like tingling, electrical sensations, pressure, temperature changes, warm fuzzy feelings, etc. Most of these sensations dissipate quickly. Once the needles are in most people feel a strong sense of relaxation and many people even fall asleep during treatment.
Do you guarantee results?
No medical modality can guarantee results. Many of our patients have seen a change in their health by receiving regular acupuncture. Results may vary. People who receive the best results also do their homework. Change often requires a change of lifestyle to meet your imbalances at the source. Feel free to check out reviews below to see what our patients are saying about our care.

My three year old actually left smiling! What an amazing interaction! My three year old daughter came in very clingy and unsure. Chris used such gentleness and also drew from his creative side. He brought in a sick Teddy and asked her to help him with the”magic” letting her insert needles into Teddy and making him feel better! This opened her up to receiving the magic herself. Highly recommended!! P.S. he’s great with adults too.
As a relatively new comer to the Asheville community, I had no contacts with the acupuncturists in the area, and had to rely upon the internet for recommendations. Unfortunately, I wasn’t completely satisfied with their professional care. Then I was referred to Dov and he has been my salvation when it came to providing relief and needed therapy for my rotation cup problem. His approach is markedly different from the two other acupuncturists I had seen in that he treats the whole body. It is what you call a holistic approach to acupuncture. I’m greatly indebted to Dov for enabling me to enjoy life free of the constant pain and discomfort I experienced in the past.

Sliding Scale
We offer all of our treatments on a sliding scale. This means you pay what you can when you see us. We try to provide the highest quality peronalized care that is affordable to people from all income levels.
Price of Acupuncture sessions
Initial Treatment $70-$120 (90 minutes)
Return Treatments $45-90 (60 minutes)
Extended Treatment $90-180 (90 minutes)
Two Hour Extended Treatment $180-360 (120 minutes)
