Spring flowers in Bridgehampton, New York

Welcome to Matzen Lauren MAc NCCAOM, your destination for holistic health and healing through the ancient art of acupuncture. Located at 52 Jagger Lane, Southampton, New York, we are dedicated to revitalizing your body, mind, and spirit with personalized care and attention. At Matzen Lauren MAc NCCAOM, we specialize in Worsley 5 Element Acupuncture, a method designed to enhance your body's natural healing abilities by opening 'blocked' energy channels. This approach helps restore healthy energetic patterns, allowing you to experience a profound sense of balance and well-being. Just as clearing a garden hose allows water to flow freely, our treatments work to remove energy blockages that manifest as pain, swelling, or stress.

Welcome to Lauren Matzen, MAc, LicAc, NCCAOM Dipl., your trusted partner in holistic health and wellness located at 149 Hampton Road, Southampton, New York. Specializing in the Worsley 5 Element Acupuncture method, Lauren Matzen offers a unique approach to healing that taps into the body's innate ability to restore balance and promote wellness. This ancient practice is rooted in the Chinese theory of chi, where energy flows through meridian pathways in the body. By unblocking these channels, we can alleviate pain, reduce stress, and enhance overall health. Lauren Matzen has been successfully treating patients since 1996, providing individualized care tailored to meet each client's specific needs. With a gentle and safe approach, she uses sterilized needles that are as thin as a hair, ensuring a virtually painless experience that many find deeply relaxing. Each session is designed to destress the body, mind, and spirit, fostering a deep sense of connection and clarity.

Welcome to Bridge Gardens, a serene five-acre sanctuary nestled in the heart of Bridgehampton, New York. Located at 36 Mitchell Lane, our unique public and demonstration garden invites visitors to explore its diverse array of plant life and sustainable gardening practices. Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Bridge Gardens offers free admission to all. Originally donated by Jim Kilpatric and Harry Neyens in 2008, Bridge Gardens is now lovingly maintained by the Peconic Land Trust. The garden retains its original charm while embracing new elements that align with our conservation mission. Visitors can enjoy the beauty of native and non-native perennials, shrubs, and trees, a vast vegetable garden supporting local food pantries, and a stunning rose garden. Our distinctive 4-quadrant herb garden showcases culinary, medicinal, ornamental, and textile/dye plants.