Start with understanding.
New patients choose one of two appropriate entry points; established patients choose treatment duration. WREN may recommend a different visit type after discussion, but no automatic pricing change without patient agreement. Payment is due at the time of service.
Choosing the right visit
Initial Clinical Assessment: for pain, injury, movement limitation, complex concerns, and substantial assessment. Initial Acupuncture Visit: for patients primarily seeking acupuncture, with history, assessment, and treatment when appropriate.
Follow-up visits
60-minute follow-up: standard visit for most established patients. 75-minute follow-up: additional review, discussion, or treatment time when useful. 90-minute follow-up: extended assessment or treatment time by recommendation. More time or more modalities is not automatically better.
WREN is direct-pay and does not bill insurance. Payment is due at the time of service. A superbill may be provided on request for potential out-of-network reimbursement.
Booking acupuncture? It opens in early November.
The Initial Acupuncture Visit (75 minutes, $185) becomes bookable the moment Kit's acupuncture license is final — expected in early November, pending licensure. Join the Founding List and you will get 48 hours to book before appointments are announced publicly. Starting sooner? The Initial Clinical Assessment (90 minutes, $225) is bookable now, and it is where many acupuncture patients will begin anyway.
1 hr 30 min
225 US dollars1 hr - 1 hr 30 min
From 150 US dollars
1 hr
150 US dollars- Read More
The follow-up visit where your plan gets carried out, for broader concerns and combined work
1 hr 15 min
185 US dollars 
1 hr
275 US dollars
1 hr
225 US dollars
Read MoreRMR number, metabolic speed, Fat/Carb use at rest, caloric recommendations, review + analysis
45 min
125 US dollars
1 hr - 1 hr 30 min
From 150 US dollars
1 hr - 1 hr 30 min
From 150 US dollars
1 hr - 1 hr 30 min
From 150 US dollars
Elli Y.
I reach out to Kit week after week for personal training and body work. As a rock climber, it is too easy to get carried away and injure yourself if you don't listen to your body and understand why certain muscles and joints are sore or weak. Kit approaches all of my body work sessions with a sense of problem solving, diagnosing my discomforts by asking questions and trying out different movements. He has taught me so much about my body and what exercises to practice to prevent injury. He is a great friend and professional personal trainer.
Carolyn P.
Kit was instrumental in my road to recovery with my climbing -related injuries. He was extremely responsive, attentive, knowledgeable, and professional. He identified my points of weakness and showed me many different exercises to stabilize and strengthen my joints. I would highly recommend coming to see him for any sort of body therapy.
Tyler N.
Finding Kit's practice was the equivalent of finding gold in your sifting pan. Not many practitioners are able to combine effective body work with a truly deep intellectual knowledge of anatomy and body movement. Not only that, but I also really appreciate that as an athlete and coach himself, he understands the nuances of a number of exercise modalities, and specifically how certain injuries or impingements are preventing me from being the best version of myself. He truly has a knack to quickly assess and solve long-term nagging injuries. Couldn't recommend Kit higher for those that are looking for long-term and effective help!