Tian Chao Herbs and Acupuncture is committed to improving our clients health and providing our clients with the highest quality Acupuncture care by combining our professional knowledge and skill of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture treatment.

We are a practice of passionate professionals who believe in working with our patients to maintain and improve their health through Traditional Chinese Medicine. We work together to provide the highest quality Acupuncture care to serve you for all of your medical needs. We believe in providing comprehensive health services to our patients in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. We also believe in educating our patients as we work with them to achieve the best health possible.

Vivianne Hipol Gantous DACM, RN, is an Integrative Eastern Medicine Practitioner who believes an individualized approach for each patient is the root to healing the whole person. Her practice is a mosaic of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Bio-Energetics, Functional Medicine, and Western allopathic training. Choosing from the best of each of these modalities, a unique plan of care is created for every patient.
Her motivation to practice has always been a love of humans and healing herself from debilitating post-partum depletion after the birth of two out of her three children. She enjoys treating all members of the family unit especially women’s health as a mother’s vitality is the first mirror for her children. She also enjoys finding alternatives for “hard to treat” internal medicine cases.
Coming from a family of physicians, Vivianne sees firsthand the immense contributions of Western medicine and the treasures Eastern and Western Medicine together can best benefit not only a patient’s current condition but a lifetime of health.
For over 18 years, Vivianne is a licensed Acupuncturist, Herbalist and Nutritionist in California and Virginia, a Registered Nurse, a wife, and mother of three. This year she is launching a post-partum program and specific services for new parents as they navigate an understanding of their new body and evolution of their expanded identity.
Today she sees patients in person and via telemedicine at her office, Boundless Well-Being, located in Virginia Beach. When she’s not with her family or seeing patients, she’s on a trek with notebook and pen or abroad with her husband.

The human body is a self-healing organism; this is the most powerful medicine that exists. Here at Integrative Acupuncture, we treat your whole body, not just symptoms. If you are interested in learning about the self-healing possibilities within your body, please contact us for a consultation appointment. We have many services to offer including acupuncture, herbal supplements, nutritional evaluation, infrared sauna, and diagnostic testing.

Suh Acupuncture Clinic is an acupuncture clinic in Los Angeles, California that provides acupuncture services for individuals suffering from ailments who are looking for pain relief! We specialize in pain management specifically for individuals with lower back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, and pain from sciatic nerve issues. Each patient is seen by our head acupuncturist and medical director, Dr. Bruce Bong-Jin Suh, L.Ac, personally in order to develop an individual, unique acupuncture treatment plan for the best results possible. We also provide services related to Traditional Chinese Medicine such as cupping therapy, herbal medicine brewing, and massage therapy. Come visit out team today and don't live another day in pain!

Licensed since 1991, Brenda Loew is an adjunct faculty member at Bastyr Center for Natural Health and she teaches Japanese acupuncture seminars at various venues throughout the U.S. and Canada. She sees patients in her private family practice in Seattle, is an authorized Toyohari Meridian Therapy Instructor, a co-founder and instructor for the Japanese Acupuncture Institute, and co-founded and volunteers at Seattle Acupuncture for Veterans Clinic [a free clinic]. Brenda is the assistant editor of Keiraku Chiryo: International Toyohari Meridian Therapy News (2005-present).