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1268 2nd Ave, Cumberland, Wisconsin 54829, United States
Meet Stacy
Dr. Stacy Rischette has 20 years of experience as a massage therapist, acupuncture seemed like a natural progression in her career. She has a four year degree in the Master’s of science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and Chinese Pharmacology, with an additional three year Doctorate degree- Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM), both at AAAOM in Roseville, MN. Stacy has received extensive training and mentoring from Doctors/Professors from around the world that have decades of combined knowledge and generational skills that they handed down from teacher to student, you can not receive this type of training in a book alone or over the internet. All of her skills and techniques were learned with hands on guidance. Having over 5000 hours of education and training- many might think that acupuncture and Chinese medicine only includes Eastern medicine training, most do not know that the curriculum also integrates western anatomy l,ll,lll, physiology l,ll,lll, internal medicine l,ll, lab data reading, dermatology l,ll, medical terminology, microbiology, pathology l,ll, neurology l,ll, gynecology l,ll, pediatrics, orthopedics l,ll, psychology 1,11, oncology 1,11, research, physical assessment, ethics, legal and Professional issues.
Dr. Stacy established Aspen Acupuncture Clinic in 2017.
The Clinic is on Main Street, located in the historic "Island City"- Cumberland Wisconsin. Uniquely, under the foundation, lay Rose Quartz Crystals, better known for their healing abilities.
A word from Dr. Stacy: "People often ask me “Why would I come in to see you for acupuncture?” and my answer is always “For whatever you desire.” The goal with acupuncture is to help your body return to it’s natural balance, so whether it’s sleep problems, anxiety, shingles, diarrhea, constipation, a sore elbow, knee, neck or low back- you name it- acupuncture helps."
"Acute problems may be resolved in a few sessions, while more chronic conditions can take a little longer. Each of our bodies are unique and respond to acupuncture in their own ways. Some respond quickly, and others take a little more time. If you have had an issue for 20 years, it will more than likely not be resolved overnight. I work with each of my patients in creating a plan together based on how their body is responding to treatments."
"While acupuncture certainly can help during a flare-up, Chinese medicine is based on prevention- the belief of taking care of the problem before it starts. In ancient times a Doctor only received payment if the patient was well and not if the patient was sick. Keeping your immune system healthy through acupuncture and herbs helps deter dis-ease before it starts."
"I understand that you are not living your best life possible unless your mind and body are completely healthy. We all naturally ebb and flow at this. That's why application of acupuncture and/or Chinese herbs can encourage the intelligent self-healing powers within the body and it can begin restoring health and balance to your life. “