Chinese acupuncture brings 'sunshine' to River Falls
24 Jan 2017
RIVER FALLS -- You don’t have to travel to China to receive an authentic Chinese acupuncture session. Instead married couple Dr. Xiao Yan Liu and James MacTavish have opened up Sunshine Traditional Chinese Acupuncture at 101 N. Main St., River Falls.
The place has been open since Dec. 1, with business being “a little slow” according to Liu, but she feels that maybe people aren’t sure what acupuncture is.
“Some people don’t know what acupuncture means and the help you can get from acupuncture,” Liu said.
Liu was born in China and received training in acupuncture at Shanghai’s Sixth People’s Hospital. She obtained her doctorate in acupuncture from Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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