Welcome to Tybee Acupuncture 
Tybee Marruzzi is a Massachusetts licensed, national board certified acupuncturist who has been providing high quality, affordable care on Boston’s South Shore for 25 years.
The goal in this office is to get you out of pain fast. Trained on the West Coast, Tybee offers a variety of specialized techniques and utilizes her unique skills to get you back to where you used to be — living life, pain-free!
Pain presents in so many ways; Tybee has provided great relief to those suffering from all types of pain syndromes:
Psychological/Emotional
- anxiety/depression
- stress
- sleep disorders
- PTSD
- grieving issues
- mood disorders
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Physical
- various injuries
- pre-and-post surgery
- muscle and joint pain, arthritis
- headaches
- gynecological conditions/PMS
- digestive issues
- syndromes resulting from an autoimmune disease, or a chronic illness such as Lyme disease
- cancer support
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During the first visit, a comprehensive health assessment is performed, including a review of your medical history.
An individual treatment plan is then formulated, and only the safest, most effective acupuncture techniques are utilized to ensure the best possible results.
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