Anahit Mardirosian
Licensed acupuncturist (L.Ac.) and owner
I see one person at a time, in one room, and I keep my schedule short so no one is hurried.
I opened this practice in Cranston, a few minutes south of Providence, for women going through the change. Many of my patients come in with a full list of symptoms and a worry that no one has time to hear it. I start by listening, then I plan visits with you around your work, your cycle if you still have one, and the care you already have. I write to your doctor if you ask me to, and I tell you plainly when something is a question for them.
What people come in for
- Hot flashes and night sweats
- Sleep that breaks or will not start
- A short fuse and low moods
- Aching joints and a stiff neck
- Tiredness and brain fog
- Cycles that have changed
Credentials
Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.), Rhode Island Department of Health
Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.), NCBAHM, formerly NCCAOM
Master's degree in acupuncture
Speaks English and Armenian
Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.) · RI Lic. 000000
How I work
I use fine, single-use needles and a small set of points, and I explain each step before I begin. You stay dressed in loose clothing, with sleeves and trouser legs rolled, and you can ask me to stop at any moment.
I do not diagnose, order tests or change medicines. If something you tell me needs a medical look, I say so and help you decide whom to call.
What stays the same at every visit
- I ask what you are taking and what has changed since last time
- I tell you what I plan to do before I do it
- I leave time for questions at the end
- I tell you when I think a visit is not what you need
Book a first visit
Tell us when you are free and how to reach you. Anahit calls back to find a time.