360 Jasmine Acupuncture
Acupuncture, herbs and energy-based care in North Austin. 360 Jasmine Acupuncture was founded by Dr. Jasmine Mansell, who works with functional medicine and energy-based healing. The North Austin…
Wellness centers & integrative clinics in Austin, TX
5 human-vetted listings in Austin. Wellness centers and integrative clinics that bring several holistic practitioners under one roof.
See them on the map →Austin Quan Yin
Integrative acupuncture and functional medicine in Austin since 2002. Founded in 2002 by Dianne Duncan, L.Ac., Austin Quan Yin blends acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine and cupping with functional…
Austin Transformational Health
Northwest Austin clinic pairing acupuncture, functional medicine, massage and Reiki. Austin Transformational Health is an integrative clinic in Northwest Austin offering acupuncture, functional…
Austin Zen Center
Soto Zen practice center with zazen most days and a Saturday morning program. Austin Zen Center is a Soto Zen practice center near Hyde Park and a Branching Streams affiliate in the lineage of…
Kuya
Wellness spa and sanctuary for self-healing, with float, sauna and cold plunge. Kuya is an Austin wellness spa and sanctuary for self-healing of body and mind. Its most popular offering is contrast…
About wellness centers
Wellness centers and integrative clinics bring several practitioners under one roof, such as massage, acupuncture, nutrition, counseling and movement, so you can combine approaches in one place.
Many start with an intake or consultation to understand your goals, then book sessions with different specialists who share notes.
Choosing someone in Austin
- Look at who's on the team and their credentials.
- Ask whether practitioners communicate with each other and with your doctor.
- Check whether they offer packages or memberships.
Questions
How many wellness centers options are there in Austin?
Sanctuary Ground lists 5 human-vetted wellness centers options in Austin, Texas.
What's an integrative clinic?
A practice combining conventional and complementary approaches, often with medical doctors or nurse practitioners on staff.
Do wellness centers take insurance?
Some services may be covered; ask the center.