Anna Jaquith is a Licensed Acupuncturist in Hayward, Wisconsin. She was trained for 5 years in Classical Chinese Medicine at NUNM and has been in private practice since 2019. She is a certified Kiiko Matsumoto Style practitioner, a certified Biofield Tuning Practitioner and is an ongoing student of both Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy and Upledger Craniosacral Technique. Anna has a gentle, intuitive approach to care that her clients find calming and centering. Her sessions are collaborative and educational as well as quiet, relaxing, and restorative.
Anna offers Acupuncture, Moxibustion and Craniosacral Therapy services at her office in Hayward. To schedule in-person work, please call Anna’s office phone at (715) 798-3330 and leave a message with your best call back number. If you are interested in Distance Biofield Tuning work, you may use the online scheduling system here.
Practice Philosophy
Practical and personal experience has taught me that gentle bodywork, acupuncture and sound therapy can be highly restorative for the nervous system and extremely effective at alleviating a multitude of health concerns, chronic or acute, spiritual, mental, emotional or physical in nature. I am deeply passionate about all forms of gentle, non-invasive medicine and when it comes to working with the body, I feel consistently awed by the change that can arise from doing less and listening more.
My approach to working with the body is inspired by the foundational works of William Sutherland, as well as my contemporary teachers of Craniosacral Therapy, East Asian Bodywork, Classical Chinese Medicine, Japanese Meridian Therapy and Sound Healing Technique. I practice Kiiko Mastumoto Style Acupuncture, in the Lineage of Japanese Acupuncture Master, Master Nagano. It is a hands-on approach, relying greatly on palpation for diagnosis and appropriate point selection. I have been fortunate to have many wonderful teachers on this path and I am very grateful to them all.
“The more I think I know about the living human body, the more I realize how vast
the mystery is that holds that knowledge together. The longer I observe and listen to the
body, and to the context in which it lives, the more I am in awe of all aspects of life.”
-Bonnie Gintis, D.O., Sutherland Memorial Lecture, June 21, 2014