Welcome to Princeton Acupuncture in Princeton, NJ.

Paul Kelly has practiced Acupuncture in the Princeton NJ area since 1993. He has practiced Traditional Chinese Medicine since 1983, graduating from S.A.M.R.A. University of Traditional Oriental Medicine. He has been a Board Certified Acupuncturist in Princeton New Jersey since 1993, having moved to the area from the West Coast where he practiced acupuncture and taught at the Emperors College of Traditional Chinese Medicine for seven years.

Paul received his advanced degree - Doctor of Oriental Medicine in 1986, passed the National Commission for the Certification of Acupuncturists examination in 1987 and National Chinese Herbology examination in 1994. He holds a certificate in TuiNa Massage Therapy ( 1989) and a Diploma in Acupuncture Orthopedics (1991). He has been trained in the Allergy Elimination Technique by Dr. Devi Nambudripad and in Body Restoration Technique by Dr. Eric Berg. He is a member of The National Sports Acupuncture Association and belongs to the New Jersey Acupuncture Association.

Serving the Princeton, Mercer county, Somerset county, Hillsboro area since 1993  his office is located in Skillman New Jersey, just north of Princeton NJ.

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  • 152 Tamarack Circle
    Skillman NJ
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    Phone: 609-924-3733

RECOVER FROM ALLERGIES USING ACUPRESSURE

Allergy Elimination Technique is a non-invasive therapeutic modality that permanently eliminates any form of allergy or sensitivity. Originally derived from research using a Traditional Chinese Medicine approach, the treatment has advanced so that acupuncture needles are optional.

Treatments involve the use of acupressure at selected points on the body and is quick and painless even for infants and toddlers. The Alternative Allergy elimination technique treats any negative reaction to any substance or stimuli by reprogramming the immune system to correct the error.

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