At Dragonfly Acupuncture, we strive to create a safe, patient-oriented environment that cultivates a higher quality of life for all who receive treatment here. Through exceptional care and concern for each patient as an individual, we focus on ensuring their understanding of the body’s innate healing abilities to achieve optimal health.

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The oldest acupuncture center in New England. A Wellness center integrating Eastern and Western medicine, offering natural solutions to health problems.

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Miguel Maya graduated from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine with a Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine. He holds a license for acupuncture from New York State and is nationally board certified in the use of chinese herbs. His practice includes a wide variety of patients with special emphasis on Fibromyalgia. From the more frequent complaints such as the common cold and migraine headaches to the less common but equally important imbalances as in Fibromyalgia and Frozen Shoulder. Mr. Maya is chief apprentice to master Fu Kui Yang, seventh generation practioner from China who now resides in New York to pass along his family's long tradition of Tui Na and the Martial Arts. Miguel maya is a board member of Pacific College's Alumni Association and is an advocate of the combination of eastern and Western approaches to health to improve the overall quality of a patients experience to medicine. He is a faculty member of Pacific College.

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Over the years I have worked as a hydrotherapist at "Beit Issie Shapira", Ilan sport center for the disabled ("spivak"), Beit Noam and as a independent hydrotherapist. I have treated people of different ages with a variety of physical handicaps and disabilities, managing pain and giving treatments for fun. Traditional Chinese Medicine as a way of life not only has the ability in relieving different stresses and diseases of modern times but also enables a way of life of health and disease free. A way to treat the person and not the disease. As a therapist with many years of experience, I interweave my essence and my experience as a hydrotherapist with being a therapist of Chinese Medicine. This is reflected both in the bodywork and with the Chinese internal medicine achieving an advantage of a personal and focused care, tailored to the unique needs of the patient, allowing a wide range of treatments tailored to the situation and purpose, whether water or whether the in the clinic, as an experience, through managing pain, dealing with the physical and/or the mental, pregnancy, sickness etc... I call this THE BODY WITHIN

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