Are you looking for an experienced and board-certified acupuncturist in the new york city? Then you’ve come to the right place! I am a New York State licensed acupuncturist and massage therapist (License # 3808). I’ve been practicing traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture in Manhattan area since 2008. I’ve treated many patients suffering from various conditions. Above all, the treatments I use at my clinic are safe, natural, and effective.

My mission is to help you live a better and more healthy life, regardless of age or occupation. I am dedicated to providing a treatment that consistently delivers the results you seek.

I welcome people of all ages and conditions to my clinic, with a special emphasis on those suffering from back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, stress, anxiety, and depression.

My clinic specializes in acupuncture treatment, facial acupuncture, cosmetic acupuncture, Chinese medicine, herbal medicine as well as cupping therapy, moxibustion, aromatherapy, and bodywork.

So, if you are committed to better health and would like to make an appointment with me then below are the contact information about my clinic such as an address, phone number, opening hours, and guide on how to reach my clinic.

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.

I hold a Bachelor's degree in Health Exercise Science from The College of New Jersey and a degree from the Eastern School of Traditional Medicine in Acupuncture. I am Board certified by the NCCAOM and a New Jersey licensed acupuncturist.

I believe that 95% of all conditions can be cleared and healed with acupuncture, nutrition, and certain lifestyle changes. I teach and coach all my clients to heal themselves, this is the key to long term health of everyone.

Husband and wife acupuncture team offering acupuncture, tuina, reflexology, nutrition and herbs.

Katie is a pain specialist, having trained in pain management at Tufts University School of Medicine and receiving a Masters of Science in addition to earning her Masters in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MAOM) from the New England School of Acupuncture. Katie's passion is using acupuncture and herbal medicine to treat all facets of a patient's pain condition so that patients can improve their overall quality of life. In addition to working at KenkoDo, Katie currently holds a part-time position as a research acupuncturist at Massachusetts General Hospital, where she works with a team of researchers investigating acupuncture's effect on pain modulation via functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Katie also serves as Adjunct Faculty at Tufts University School of Medicine, and recently designed her own research study investigating the effects of acupuncture on pre- and postoperative pain, which she is currently conducting at Tufts Medical Center in coordination with the Anesthesia and Orthopedic departments.