Set Your Intention Acupuncture
Our Services
SYI Acupuncture
SYI Acupuncture restores the natural rhythms of mind and body. Grounded in the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, each session is tailored to support health by addressing the underlying physical, emotional, mental and hormonal challenges that affect well-being.
SYI Herbal Consultation
The SYI Herbal Consultation, offered in-person and via telehealth, provides a personalized healing plan through a tailored Chinese herbal prescription. Each session also includes individualized lifestyle and nutrition guidance to support long-term health and wellness goals.
SYI Rooted in Radiance
SYI Rooted in Radiance is a bespoke bridal wellness series, designed to support brides from the inside out through the art of Chinese medicine. More than a treatment plan, this is a ritual: A six-week series to reveal your bridal radiance from within.
SYI Facial Rejuvenation
SYI Facial Rejuvenation is a combined face and body acupuncture treatment designed to restore skin vitality by promoting qi and blood flow to the face. Beyond aesthetic benefits, it fosters overall well-being by harmonizing internal imbalances that accelerate aging, revealing a radiant glow from within.
SYI Events & Collaborations
At SYI, we love curating intentional experiences rooted in wellness & Chinese medicine. Inquire now by emailing us at hello@syiacupuncture.com and stay connected for our upcoming NYC-based events via our Instagram @syi.acu.
At SYI
At Set Your Intention Acupuncture, care begins with listening. Each visit is shaped around you: your history, your constitution and how you hope to feel. Grounded in Traditional Chinese Medicine and informed by modern understanding, our treatments bring together acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, cupping, gua sha and lifestyle guidance to restore balance from the inside out. Whether you come to us for pain, stress, hormonal health, skin concerns or simply to feel more like yourself, our approach stays the same: gentle, individualized and rooted in intention, so that healing feels less like a fix and more like a return to self.
“The superior physician treats the patient before there is illness.”
— Huangdi Neijing, the foundational text of Chinese Medicine
