Lisa Fogel, M.S., L.Ac., Dipl.Ac., Dipl.C.H., received her Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine from the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Denver. She completed her undergraduate degree at the State University of New York, where she majored in Psychology. She is board certified (NCCAOM) in acupuncture and herbal medicine. Lisa was licensed in Colorado in 2002 and in Arkansas in 2003.
She works with a wide variety of patients and issues with a special emphasis on women’s health and fertility, adolescent medicine, anxiety, psycho-spiritual stress, acute and chronic pain.
Lisa lives in Fayetteville with her husband - Dr. Adrian Sturdevant, her children - Ruby and Zane, granddaughter - Mona, 2 dogs, and a cat.

Contact

2013 Green Acres Road, Suite D
    Fayetteville, AR 72703

479-435-3901

I am always amazed at how good I feel after acupuncture - I have never responded to any medication or treatment as I do with this. I recommend Lisa to anyone who fails to respond to conventional medical care.

I had migraines as frequent as twice a week when I first started acupuncture. Now I can honestly say I might get a headache every 6 weeks. It has helped me so much! After every session I feel less stress and anxiety and my energy is renewed.

I've been getting acupuncture treatments regularly from her now for about three months. It has made a huge difference in my well-being on so many levels mental physical and spiritual. I have completely gotten off antidepressant medication.Acupuncture is real and it works! I very highly recommend Lisa's practice to anyone who is been thinking about acupuncture for themselves!!!!! Do it!

What is acupuncture?

For more than 3,500 years acupuncture has been providing relief to people around the world. Originally developed in China, this soothing therapy is today embraced by people who seek to optimize health and alleviate symptoms caused by ailments that range from arthritis to migraines to morning sickness. 

During a treatment special points on the body are stimulated to activate our body’s natural ability to heal.

Acupuncture sessions generally run about 1 hour. Patients lie on a heated, padded table and soft music plays in the background. Some patients say they feel sensations during the treatment, which is good – because that means healing energy is moving through the body. But many people fall asleep.