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Ms. Janice Fluellen Campbell M.AC., L.AC., ADS, Acupuncturist
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Ms. Janice Fluellen Campbell M.AC., L.AC., ADS

Acupuncturist

112 E. 25th Street Baltimore MD, 21218
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Dr. Janice Campbell is an acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist practicing in Baltimore, MD. Dr. Campbell evaluates and treats patients based on the concepts of oriental medicine. Evaluations include a patient history, physical exam, and evaluation of the pulse and tongue. Then,very fine acupuncture needles are placed in specific points on the body in order to treat both physical and emotional pain. Chinese herbs and Somatic Touch therapy may also be employed in specific cases. Dr. Campbell specializes in addressing symptoms along the stress/trauma/PTSD spectrum and how they play out in the hearts, minds, and bodies of individuals with the goal of helping them return to who they know themselves to be.

Education and Training

Syracuse University BFA 1987

Tai Sophia Institute M.Ac. 2006

Maryland University of Integrative Health CCH 2014

Maryland University of Integrative Health DOM 2017

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Ms. Janice Fluellen Campbell M.AC., L.AC., ADS's Expert Contributions
  • How is arthritis treated with acupuncture?

    Yes. Arthritis is a form of chronic inflammation and Chinese Medicine has a variety of tools that can help address that - acupuncture, herbs, and some dietary and life coaching. That being said, depending on your condition, you may need to continue your western meds, only at a lower dose. It will depend your particular assessment. Regardless, any reduction in western medication must be discussed with your M.D. It is not within our scope of practice to advise or suggest it. READ MORE

  • How does acupuncture help in treating infertility?

    Acupuncture helps the body operate at its optimum efficiency. It may be that your sister is putting her energy towards other things rather than conceiving - whether on a physical, mental, or emotional level. Acupuncture can help re-distribute that energy and build her resources to conceive. That does not mean it's a magic bullet. It will just put her in the best shape possible for nature to take its course. READ MORE

  • Is acupuncture helpful in treating anemia?

    Acupuncture can help the body absorb and use what's put into it more efficiently. A practitioner may also prescribe herbs to help in this process as well as giving some lifestyle and dietary coaching advice. READ MORE

  • Can insomnia be treated with acupuncture?

    Yes, it can. I see a lot of people with sleep disturbances in my practice. There are many causes and Chinese Medicine's individualized approach will help with what is specifically causing yours. A practitioner may also prescribe herbs and some dietary or lifestyle changes to get you back to sleeping well. You'll be surprised how many other symptoms will resolve once you're getting deep, satisfying sleep. READ MORE

  • My wife has no drive for sex. Will acupuncture be able to help at all?

    Yes, it can. She may also need to take an herbal formula as well. READ MORE

  • Is acupuncture a long-term treatment?

    It depends on what is going on. I generally tell new patients to expect at least 5-6 weekly treatments. Then we will begin to space things out. We may even space them out sooner. Everyone responds differently. My goal is always to give my patients enough tools to look after themselves so that they are coming to see me seasonally or when something big hits. That being said, I do have some that need monthly support and if it's an acute issue, a treatment or two may resolve it. Everyone is individual. READ MORE

  • Does it hurt when acupuncture needles are inserted in the body?

    The sensations vary. There may be a small pinch or a slight ache. Generally, there is more sensation the closer the points are to the fingers and toes and less if they are closer to the center of the body. Because of how tiny they are (about the size of 2 human hairs) and because their points are tapered like a pencil lead, not cut diagonally like a hypodermic, beyond the initial insertion, there is a small, gentle spreading of the tissue as they go in. Regardless, it is less sensation than one might feel if they accidentally prick their finger with a straight pin. READ MORE

  • Is it true that people suffering from high blood pressure should not try acupuncture?

    No. What is true is that people with high blood pressure should be sure to take their meds regularly, let their acupuncturist know that they are on them and let their western doc know that they are getting acupuncture. Acupuncture can help regulate both blood pressure and blood sugar as it brings the body more back into balance. As a result, it is possible that you may need less medication. So, be sure to monitor your blood pressure while you're in treatment. READ MORE

  • Can an acupuncturist help me with my sleep disorder?

    Yes and your schedule is working against you. That being said, acupuncture and herbs can help you sleep as well as possible given your situation. READ MORE

  • I feel very sleepy after my acupuncture session. Is this normal?

    I often tell my patients that acupuncture reminds us of what is really going on. People who tend to push through and go until they crash will come in pumped on adrenaline and leave aware of how tired they actually are. Conversely, those who are stuck, frustrated and can't get motivated, may leave feeling energized and ready go after treatment. READ MORE

  • How does acupuncture treat indigestion?

    Yes. Acupuncture helps the body operate at its fullest potential - including digestion and other physiological systems. It can also address any emotional or mental factors that may be contributing. READ MORE

  • Is acupuncture a complementary treatment or does it treat ailments by itself?

    Chinese Medicine is an entire medical system unto itself. It can address many conditions on its own and it also works well with other modalities. Treatment combinations are as individual as people are. READ MORE

  • Is it advisable to take acupuncture treatment along with normal medication?

    Acupuncture can help the body process and use western meds better and may result in your needing lower doses of them. You should be in contact with your western doc to monitor your blood pressure and make any adjustments as your go along. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture treat my digestive disorders?

    Yes. Acupuncture can help regulate the bodies systems and enable them to do their best work. This includes digestion. READ MORE

  • Is acupuncture recommended for skin conditions like eczema?

    Acupuncture can help and it is likely that a practitioner will also prescribe herbs to help as well. A detailed assessment would allow for a more thorough answer. READ MORE

  • My mother in law feels very sleepy all through the day. Can acupuncture help her?

    A chronic condition such as a kidney disorder is not a "one walk dog" as one of my mentors says. Ongoing support with acupuncture could help her energy level and potentially slow the disease progression. READ MORE

  • I am having a lot of stress due to menopause and I am unable to sleep soundly. Should I go for acupuncture treatment?

    Yes. We are not raised culturally to listen to our bodies growing up and when middle age hits, we start seeing the results from ignoring them. Menopause does not have to be torturous. Acupuncture and Chinese herbs can help tremendously. READ MORE

  • How long does the effect of acupuncture last?

    It is not a solution in and of itself. A good practitioner should be coaching you in ways to look after yourself and support your own healing. Any treatment should be viewed as a team effort between the practitioner and the patient to affect long lasting change. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture help with nausea?

    Yes. The causes of nausea vary. Acupuncture, and possibly herbs, can address causes on the physical, emotional, and mental levels simultaneously. READ MORE

  • Can acupuncture help in relieving my mother's depression?

    I see a lot of patients with depression in my practice. Acupuncture can definitely help your mom live more fully. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Stress / Trauma / PTSDchronic & acute painanxietydepressionsleep disturbancesodd things western medicine doesn't know what to do withheadaches

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • AOM Clinic Director / Clinical Department Chair Maryland University of Integrative Health 2017 - 2018
  • Teaching Clinic Supervisor Maryland University of Integrative Health 2012 - 2018
  • Adjunct Faculty Maryland University of Integrative Health 2012 - 2018
  • AOM Director of Clinical Education Maryland University of Integrative Health 2018 - 2018

Awards

  • Faculty Research Poster Award 2018 Maryland University of Integrative Health 

Professional Memberships

  • Maryland Acupuncture Society  

Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors

  • Acupuncture for Veterans In Maryland founding member & ongoing practitioner 2007-present

Areas of research

concurrent low back pain and chronic grief

Ms. Janice Fluellen Campbell M.AC., L.AC., ADS's Practice location

Be Well Baltimore

112 E. 25th Street -
Baltimore, MD 21218
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