Helping people help themselves

Acupuncture, chiropractic, massage and herbal therapies. These non-traditional, alternative therapies often provide much needed pain relief for those living with HIV/AIDS. ACSNJ provides these therapies free of charge through licensed practitioners at the recommendation of clients’ medical care providers.

The Complementary Therapies program is designed to encourage clients to learn to provide the therapies themselves. Rather than simply receiving therapies, clients can be trained in yoga, meditation, nutrition, vitamins and exercise that help them relax and cope with their bodies on their own.

Volunteeryour time to teach a yoga class or talk about nutrition.