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Practicing Chinese medicine including acupuncture, Chinese herbs, qigong, shiatsu, tuina, diet and lifestyle.
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Five Element Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs, Walk-in Community Acupuncture, Qi Gong, Cupping, Moxibustion
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Dr. Julie Tran, ND, LAc of Blue Skyes Acupuncture strives to blend her Asian roots with Western cultural influences through the practice of Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Naturopathic Medicine. Dr. Tran is passionate about educating others in complementary medicine with a specific focus on lifestyle choices, qi gong, and holistic well-being. She is a licensed naturopathic doctor, licensed acupuncturist, and herbalist. She is also a certified nutrition specialist and a Chi Nei Tsang (abdominal massage) practitioner.
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Glenn practices a mix of traditional Chinese, Traditional Japanese and orthopedic styles of acupuncture. He also applies principles of Functional Medicine and specializes in treating complex digestive, endocrine and autoimmune conditions as well as musculoskeletal disorders.
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My name is Brian Kelly, I'm a licensed acupuncturist from New York City. I have a passion for health, healing and optimal longevity and I strongly believe that your health is the single most important asset you will ever have in your life. It is the responsibility of every person to protect and cultivate his or her own health as best he or she can, and I want to help people on there journey for optimal health.
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Lee Schwalb is an acupuncturist licensed in Pennsylvania and New York State, and holds a board certification as a Chinese Herbalist from the New York Institute of Chinese Herbology. With a Master of Science in Traditional Acupuncture Medicine from the New York College of Health Professions, Lee boasts over two decades of hands-on experience in addressing a broad range of health issues. His education spanned four years and included more than 2,800 hours dedicated to studying acupuncture, herbal medicine, tai chi, and several adjunct therapies such as Tui na (Chinese massage), Eastern nutrition, laser therapy, electric stimulation, and auriculotherapy. Lee enhances his practice with additional healing modalities including Kambo detox therapy, PEMF therapy, and sound healing.
Lee’s approach to treatment is holistic, considering each patient's physical and mental health comprehensively. He evaluates the patient’s overall constitution, diet, and lifestyle to identify what is called a “pattern of disharmony.” Following a thorough initial assessment, Lee crafts a personalized treatment plan that may integrate acupuncture, herbal medicine, aromatherapy, dietary adjustments, nutritional supplements, and lifestyle changes.
With his extensive clinical background, Lee has aided a diverse clientele, helping alleviate conditions ranging from idiopathic pain and acute injuries to stress, anxiety, digestive and respiratory ailments, hormonal imbalances, fatigue, skin issues, allergies, and reproductive health challenges. Committed to the healing journey, he strives to guide each patient toward improved health and enhanced quality of life.
Lee’s approach to treatment is holistic, considering each patient's physical and mental health comprehensively. He evaluates the patient’s overall constitution, diet, and lifestyle to identify what is called a “pattern of disharmony.” Following a thorough initial assessment, Lee crafts a personalized treatment plan that may integrate acupuncture, herbal medicine, aromatherapy, dietary adjustments, nutritional supplements, and lifestyle changes.
With his extensive clinical background, Lee has aided a diverse clientele, helping alleviate conditions ranging from idiopathic pain and acute injuries to stress, anxiety, digestive and respiratory ailments, hormonal imbalances, fatigue, skin issues, allergies, and reproductive health challenges. Committed to the healing journey, he strives to guide each patient toward improved health and enhanced quality of life.
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Inman Park acupuncturist. Pain and fertility specialist.
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Johnson’s interest in acupuncture and herbal medicine grew from his practice of martial arts. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Neurobiology from UC Berkeley and Master’s in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2002.
Johnson is a licensed acupuncturist with over 12 years experience in treating musculoskeletal pain and sports injuries. He has worked with athletes of all levels ranging from high school, college and professional sports.
He continues to update and renew his passion in traditional medicine with his ongoing trips to China and other parts of the world to learn and incorporate the natural medicine of different cultures into his practice.
Johnson is a licensed acupuncturist with over 12 years experience in treating musculoskeletal pain and sports injuries. He has worked with athletes of all levels ranging from high school, college and professional sports.
He continues to update and renew his passion in traditional medicine with his ongoing trips to China and other parts of the world to learn and incorporate the natural medicine of different cultures into his practice.
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The Art and Science of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Food Energetics and Herbal Healing
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is like a timeless conversation between humanity and nature, a dialogue that’s been refining itself for over 80 centuries. As an integrative practitioner, I’ve watched patients walk into my clinic skeptical, only to leave with a newfound respect for the power of a well-placed herb or a bowl of congee. TCM’s approach to health—using food and herbs to harmonize the body’s Qi, Yin, and Yang—is both an art and a science, grounded in observation and elevated by intuition.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is like a timeless conversation between humanity and nature, a dialogue that’s been refining itself for over 80 centuries. As an integrative practitioner, I’ve watched patients walk into my clinic skeptical, only to leave with a newfound respect for the power of a well-placed herb or a bowl of congee. TCM’s approach to health—using food and herbs to harmonize the body’s Qi, Yin, and Yang—is both an art and a science, grounded in observation and elevated by intuition.
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At praktijk acupunctuur van den Bogaard they find it quite essential to be able to dedicate sufficient time and attention to people who come for acupuncture treatment. They have gone with a one-to-one procedure that go for an hour. Since I have practiced numerous acupuncture techniques, I constantly combine all of these in treatment.
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