Meghan is a licensed acupuncturist with national board certifications in acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. She received her master’s degree from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, where she is currently obtaining a doctorate. Her clinical experience includes work at Columbia University Health Services, Mount Sinai-Beth Israel Integrative Oncology, and Housing Works. She travelled to China for advanced study at the International Acupuncture Training Center, an institute recognized by the World Health Organization, with clinical rounds at the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Beijing.

Meghan continues to deepen her skills and knowledge in Eastern medicine, mind-body connection, and energy healing. Her areas of interest include women’s health and gynecological conditions, digestive disorders, stress and anxiety, and pain relief. She supports her patients wherever they are on their healing journey with compassionate listening and commitment to care. Following the Chinese principle of shenming, “radiance of spirit,” her mission is to inspire others to practice self-care and overcome dis-ease by harmonizing body, mind, and spirit.

Five Element Acupuncture treats the person as a whole; something that can be absent from Western medicine where we see several doctors to tend our whole person. Five Element acupuncture is natural, ancient, and simple form of medicine that works to help the person find their natural balance. Instead of looking at a person like a list of separate symptoms, Five Element Acupuncture looks at the person as a whole. Taking in the physical, the mental, and the spiritual; it is all encompassing way of looking at life and healing. Acupuncture is an ancient system of health care based on natural laws of healing, involving the movement of vital energy. This energy, called qi (pronounced chi), moves in pathways called meridians which support the functions of the body, mind, and spirit. When qi is not moving smoothly in the body; imbalances begin to surface in the form of symptoms. Acupuncture addresses the root cause of these symptoms, and creates a deep and lasting healing.

Acupuncture assists in treating immediate acute symptoms, as well as underlying chronic imbalances to a person’s well being by improving overall health and immunity. Many people say they have greater energy and focus following treatment. Early treatment can help prevent more serious health problems from arising. Many people committed to a healthy lifestyle use acupuncture to help them maintain their well being. Treatments are uniquely designed for each patient in this highly personal form of medicine.

Dr. Jin has been practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine for over 36 years and successfully treating thousands of patients with acupuncture and herbal medicine. She has an excellent reputation for achieving outstanding results in a variety of health issues including chronic and complex conditions. She was a medical doctor in China, worked at Yanbian Hospital for 15 years and completed doctorate program in oriental medicine and acupuncture in Yanbian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. With high levels of understanding of western and eastern medicine, she is considered an expert in her field. In addition to the pain management, sinus and allergy, internal diseases, infertility, sports injuries, Dr. Jin also treats preventive health, facial rejuvenation, and stress management.

Dr. Jin brings her patients and the Atlanta community a wealth of knowledge from her training and experiences to improve their health by offering safe, effective, non-surgical and drug free solutions. As a board certified Acupuncturist in the state of Georgia and board certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM), Dr. Jin commits to helping her patients achieve their optimum health. Currently, she is serving as the Director of the Board of National Alliance of Korean Asian Medicine & Acupuncture of U.S.A.

Asheville acupuncture clinic located near downtown, just off Merrimon ave. on 33 Orange st. Offering acupuncture, cupping, herbs, consultations, house calls and hospital visits. Asheville Holistic Acupuncture operates on sliding scale: $60-$80 per visit.

Tyler White is a clinical acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and licensed by the states of North Carolina, New York, and Virginia to practice medicine.

Registered acupuncturist in downtown Toronto. Near yonge and bloor, yorkville and University of Toronto. Acupuncture, fire cupping, tuina massage, guasha, food energetics, electro acupuncture, cosmetic acupuncture.