Mr. Charles F. Stueber Jr., LAc, Dipl Ac, DAc

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Get to know Acupuncturist Charles F. Stueber Jr., who practices in Hamilton, New Jersey.

Being one of the region’s premier acupuncturists, Charles is the Owner of Hamilton-West Windsor Acupuncture in Hamilton, New Jersey. More than 6,000 patient treatments are performed annually by him in the Ba Gua, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Scalp, and Ryodoraku styles of acupuncture. He treats patients for Pain and Internal Organ problems and health maintenance.

It is patients’ pain that  motivates Charles to do his best on a professional level each and every day. All he asks is that the patient arrives to his door and from there, he will do everything he can to heal him or her. What he does best, more specifically what acupuncture does best, is help to rid the body of Pain and increases Function and Circulation, thereby healing itself. 

Licensed in New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island, Charles was appointed to the New Jersey Governor’s Council on Chronic Pain Management Policy and is a former faculty member of  Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. He is a Diplomate in Acupuncture, having passed certification through the National Certification Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. 

On the subject of his educational background, he is a Magna Cum Laude Indiana University alumni who went on to graduate from the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine (a four-year program) with top honors. Pacific College is one of the oldest acupuncture schools in this country. It is distinguished by its curriculum, which is more comprehensive than programs taught in Mainland China. 

To further advance his efforts, Charles attends continuing education courses taught by the most prominent scholars in the field of Acupuncture, Pulse Diagnosis, and Oriental Medicine, thereby offering his patients the most advanced treatment available.

Acupuncture is a form of alternative medicine and a key component of traditional Chinese medicine in which thin needles are inserted into the body. The practice is also used to maintain general health. Acupuncturists also treat a variety of physical and psychological issues like hypertension or anxiety.

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