The best place for Alamo acupuncture is at the border of Lafayette and Walnut Creek. Benjamin Dierauf, LAc, brings 25+ years of experience to help you recover and maintain balance and health. This includes the treatment of aches and pains, injuries, digestive disorders, gynecological issues, allergies, immune deficiencies, fatigue, sleep disorders and stress, and many other conditions. For information on conditions we work with, check out ‘Conditions Treated’.
We are located on the West side of Walnut Creek, right next to the border with Lafayette on Camino Diablo. Take the Pleasant Hill North exit off of Highway 24, and then right onto Stanley Blvd at Acalanes High School, followed by a right onto Camino Diablo one block later. Be aware of significant traffic when Acalanes High School lets out at 3:05 pm on weekdays.
Your first visit to Alamo acupuncture will include a detailed review of the issues affecting your health and quality of life. From this, we will work out a comprehensive treatment plan together. Besides acupuncture, we may prescribe herbal medicine and supplements, and use other methods to help you, including bodywork, moxa, suction cups and guasha (dermal scraping). We may also recommend that you get Functional Medicine lab tests specific for your situation. For more information, check out ‘Common Acupuncture Questions’.
If you’re hanging out in Alamo, California wondering what to do, it actually has some great hidden gems, especially if you’re into nature, wellness, or just chilling at a cafe. A great way to start your day is to head over to Andrew H. Young Park. It’s a simple, peaceful park that’s perfect for an easy walk or a sunny afternoon hangout.
But if you’re in the mood for something a little more active, the trails at Las Trampas Regional Wilderness are seriously worth it. You’ll get stunning views and solid hiking without going too far from town.
On Sunday mornings, the Alamo Farmers’ Market is where it’s at: Local produce, fresh bread, flowers, and usually some live music or food trucks. It’s small, but it gives you that cool community vibe.The farmers’ market is full of local vendors and makes a great Sunday stop.
When it comes to coffee or just finding a nice place to chill, you’ve got a few solid options. Alamo Square Coffee is known for its chill vibe and solid coffee – no fuss, just good energy. If you want a more traditional cafe that doesn’t have it’s own website, check out Alamo Café at 1 Alamo Square Dr, Alamo, an old-school favorite where you can grab a breakfast and just people watch for a while.
Introducing Acupuncture & Functional Medicine with Benjamin Dierauf, LAc:
If you have questions or comments, please review the rest of the site, including ‘Common Questions.’ Call or text (925) 295-4785 with your questions and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
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