The person who does the acupuncture absolutely has a degree and license to practice acupuncture. She also speaks perfect English.

The others have had formal training as far as I can tell.

I have always been a little skeptical of places like that because you never know if the person working on you has a massage therapist license or, for that matter, any formal education or training. Someone who does not know what they are doing could end up doing more harm than good. My understanding is that in New Jersey anyone can do massages without a license under the umbrella of practicing ?alternative medicine?. I have gone in and tried to ask if anyone there has a license and no one understands what I am asking. Maybe someone here can shed some light on what the rules and regs are as far as massages go.

I've tried it, the massages are good, not great. If you have any back/neck problems they will help work it out.

I also tried the acupuncture but since I'm skeptical the science in general, I didn't see any differences.

If you need something local and don't want to make appointments they will do. Anything else you will need to drive somewhere else.

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Has anyone been here? I am curious to try it, but a little scaredy-cat to go without a recommendation.

Great - thanks Dojan.

I used Google Map's search function. And here's what I got:

http://www.leetcmhealthcenter.com/

Google Map's a powerful tool.

There is this little Asian Acupuncture and Massage Place on Grove Street close to the path. Does anybody know the exact name, phone number and if they have a website?