Alexia Bennetts
Alexia Bennetts is a licensed acupuncturist with over 25 years of clinical experience, specializing in pain relief, integrative wellness, and advanced techniques such as electroacupuncture.
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Wellness Clinic Owner - ElectroAcupuncture - Traditional Chinese Medicine
Alexia Bennetts is a licensed acupuncturist with over 25 years of clinical experience, specializing in pain relief, integrative wellness, and advanced techniques such as electroacupuncture. As the founder of Calm Spirit Integrative Wellness in Colorado, she combines traditional Chinese medicine with modern approaches to help patients achieve lasting results.
With a background in biology and thousands of hours of advanced training, Alexia has continued to evolve her practice—most recently deepening her expertise through advanced study with the Electro-Acupuncture Institute.
On this episode, she shares how electroacupuncture enhances traditional acupuncture by using gentle electrical stimulation to activate the nervous system, reduce pain, and accelerate healing. Electroacupuncture is increasingly recognized for its ability to address chronic pain, stress-related conditions, and neurological imbalances by influencing both the body and brain.
Alexia brings a unique perspective that blends decades of hands-on clinical experience with a passion for helping patients feel their best—physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Ideas for podcast episodes :
I enjoy offering Electro Acupuncture – Traditional Chinese Medicine
Our Functional Medicine Chiropractor Dr Amy could talk also about her programs and functional medicine
we have many modalities and each of the practitioners could talk about their offerings.
Questions I'm always ready to answer :
- For those who are new to this, what exactly is electroacupuncture and how is it different from traditional acupuncture?
- What made you personally start using electroacupuncture in your practice after so many years in the field?
- How does electroacupuncture actually work in the body—what’s happening from a nervous system or healing perspective?
- What types of conditions or patients do you see respond best to electroacupuncture?
- For someone dealing with chronic pain, how does electroacupuncture compare to other treatments they may have tried?
- Is electroacupuncture safe, and what does it feel like for patients who might be nervous about it?
- Can you share a memorable patient success story where electroacupuncture made a big difference?
- How do you decide when to use electroacupuncture versus traditional acupuncture techniques?
- There’s a growing interest in integrative and functional medicine—where does electroacupuncture fit into that bigger picture?
- If someone is curious about trying electroacupuncture, what should they look for in a practitioner or clinic?