Kathleen L. O\'Donnell, MSTOM, OMP, Acupuncturist
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Kathleen L. O\'Donnell, MSTOM, OMP

Acupuncturist

6200 Pfeiffer Rd 350 Blue Ahs OH, 45242
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Kathleen ODonnell is an acupuncturist practicing in Blue Ahs, OH. Dr. ODonnell evaluates and treats patients based on the concepts of oriental medicine. Acupuncturists complete their evaluations by getting a patient history and looking at and touching the body. Then, they place very fine acupuncture needles into specific points on the body. Stimulating these points and nerves is how Dr. ODonnell treats the patients condition. Many of the bodys systems respond to acupuncture, and it can treat physical pain as well as emotional stress.

Education and Training

Pacific College of Oriental Me MSTOM 2014

Board Certification

National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine

Provider Details

Female English
Kathleen L. O\'Donnell, MSTOM, OMP
Kathleen L. O\'Donnell, MSTOM, OMP's Expert Contributions
  • Why is acupuncture so relaxing?

    Lots of reasons, like a comfortable place to lay or sit quietly by itself is relaxing. Add in a treatment that upregulates the parasympathetic nervous system and you have a perfect recipe for a restoring session! READ MORE

  • How are acupuncture needles removed from your ear?

    They are pulled out by the acupuncturist at the end of your treatment. It is painless to have them removed. READ MORE

  • Is acupressure good for neck pain?

    I imagine that acupressure when added to a massage would be beneficial for neck pain. Finding a massage therapist with experience in acupressure to consult would be the next step! I hope you feel better! READ MORE

  • How do you relieve pressure points in your feet?

    Going to a reflexology who specializes in this would be a great plan! READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture help with ear problems?

    There are many different conditions affecting the ears that can be benefited through acupuncture. READ MORE

  • Can acupressure help knee pain?

    Acupressure has been seen to help knee pain and there is a lot of research that shows acupuncture is quite effective in treating knee pain! READ MORE

  • Why can't I sleep after acupuncture?

    That I don't know. I would ask your acupuncturist, maybe then can adjust your treatment or add some points to to relax you so that you can get the rest you need. READ MORE

  • Does acupuncture help mental illness?

    Acupuncture can help with many aspects of mental illness including depression, anxiety, ruminating, fatigue, insomnia, and many others. I hope you find relief and that this is part of your journey towards better health and happiness. READ MORE

  • Is acupuncture safe during first trimester?

    As long as you see a licensed acupuncturist, they are trained to be able to administer a safe during your entire pregnancy and can help a lot with morning sickness! READ MORE

  • How long does it take for acupuncture to work for pain?

    It really depends on your particular situation. Usually there will be some relief after the first 1-3 treatments and you and your practitioner will have a better idea of the time frame at that point. This is also a question to ask in the consultation before your first treatment as the practice's knowing your history and doing some physical exam will allow them to make a more accurate guess. Have a good day! READ MORE

  • How effective is acupuncture for arthritis?

    Generally quite effective. It reduces pain and inflammation in most people. There are some people who do not respond d to acupuncture and unfortunately there is no way to know ahead of time if you are a responder or not. By the third treatment, you should have an idea of if it works for you or not. Good luck and feel better! READ MORE

  • Can acupressure cure thyroid?

    Acupuncture is unable to cure anything. It can, however, have a regulating effect on the hormones that can reduce any symptoms that you may be having. Talk to an acupuncturist near you about their experience treating thyroid disorders, they should be able to help! READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture help panic attacks?

    Generally yes, acupuncture can help with panic attacks and the underlying anxiety as well. READ MORE

  • How long does acupuncture take to work for leg pain?

    That depends on many factors, including how long you've been in pain, what is causing the pain, and how well you respond to treatment. If you go and see your local acupuncturist, they should be able to give you an estimation after they have done the intake on you. Good luck! READ MORE

  • Is acupuncture for your neck safe?

    As long as you receive acupuncture from a trained and licensed acupuncturist, it is very safe. READ MORE

  • Do acupuncture needles go into nerves?

    No they do not! That would be a bad day! READ MORE

  • Can a fever be treated with acupuncture?

    During a pandemic, I will not be treating anyone with a fever. Please isolate yourself to avoid giving it to others. READ MORE

  • What does acupuncture do for anxiety?

    Acupuncture can give you a little respite and improve sleep as well. Most people have greatly reduced symptoms of anxiety with acupuncture. READ MORE

  • Where do you put acupuncture needles for anxiety?

    It depends on the patient, the practitioner, what's going on that day, and many other factors. Usually, points will be on the head, top of shoulders, the forearms, and hands as well as the lower legs and feet. If there are any concerns with an area in particular, your acupuncturist will work with you to make sure you are as comfortable as possible with your treatment. READ MORE

  • What is the success rate of acupuncture for quitting smoking?

    In general, the success rate of quitting smoking is low for people. Acupuncture makes it higher, so it can help with other methods to make quitting smoking slightly easier. It will still be hard, but your treatments can give you a respite in the middle of it. Here is a meta of several studies for you to look through. It has more specifics with numbers for you with explanations of what combination of therapies produced the highest results: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6662782/ READ MORE

Articles and Publications

  • Kathleen has done local talks with other oriental medicine practitioners.

What do you attribute your success to?

  • Kathleen was a full time student receiving a degree in mechanical engineering, when she decided to switch to oriental medicine. Kathleen has always had an interested in integrative holistic care.Kathleen attributes her success to her compassion, persistence, and loving what she does.

Kathleen L. O\'Donnell, MSTOM, OMP's Practice location

TriHealth Integrative Health and Medicine

6200 Pfeiffer Rd 350 -
Blue Ahs, OH 45242
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New patients: 513-246-2632
https://www.trihealth.com/institutes-and-services/holistic-health

TriHealth Integrative Health and Medicine

9909 Rich Rd -
Loveland, OH 45140
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