Sandy Root, AP, L.Ac., MSTOM, a FL & NY State Licensed Acupuncturist, graduated from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York with her Master’s in Traditional Oriental Medicine in 2009.

Sandy had clinical experience practicing acupuncture at the Saint Vincent’s Hospital -HIV Clinic, the NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases – Initiative for Women with Disabilities, NYU Medical Center, and Pacific College Acupuncture Clinic, and now her own practice in Miami Beach, FL. She is also certified in Constitutional Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture.



Sandy loves to integrate the science, art, and wisdom of acupuncture into her practice. With her personal study of spiritual & consciousness practices, Sandy has the ability to facilitate and create a space where her patients are driven to empower themselves through the medicine. In the life-long learning this medicine allows, Sandy is excited to continually integrate new ideas into her practice, and generate a community where her patients can continue their path to self-awareness, in body and mind.

David LeGar L. Ac is a licensed acupuncturist in the State of Arizona. He received his Master of Science in Oriental Medicine at Phoenix Institute of Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture. David has over three thousand hours of training in both acupuncture and herbs.

Located in Hamilton I am a traditionally trained Acupuncturist, have a diploma in Qi gong,
I have run a busy practise for many years that solely relies on word of mouth. I try and get the best possible training from top Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) doctors to ensure that I’m learning from the best. This has played a big part in the success of my Connect Therapies clinic. I have been training in doctor Tans style Acupuncture and Master Tung’s style Acupuncture with fantastic results. Connect Therapies are: Acupuncture, Cupping, Moxabustion , Herbs, Electro stimulation,Ear Acupuncture . With a very high portion of my clients I treat are fertility, pain and stress Other Problems in the clinic that we can help you with is:
More energy/stamina, chronic fatigue , Insomnia , Pain relief – sports injuries, menstrual, headaches , Maintenance and well-being, Enhance your immunity, colds and flu’s , Eliminate stress, tension-anxiety and depression , Enhances the healing time.post surgery , Regulate hormone function, menopause, irregular cycles, PMS ,Improve work/sports performance , Women’s problems, infertility, Embryo Transfers, Regulation of cycle, morning sickness, Digestive issues: Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), inflammatory bowel diseases, stomach upsets

Sarah became interested in acupuncture as a career during high school. She chose to study physiology at the Lyman Brigg's School of Michigan State University. After undergrad, Sarah continued her education at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in Portland, OR. She spent 3 full years learning Chinese Medicine, including anatomy, physiology, Chinese medical theory, western pathology, acupuncture, Chinese herbology, nutrition, shiatsu massage, taichi,
and qigong. She also completed a 1 year internship in her last year of school, where she studied under both Chinese and Western acupuncturists and herbalists. She completed her qigong training with a certification to teach 1000 Hands Buddha Qigong.

Sarah has continued expanding her acupuncture knowledge by taking many continueing education courses. These include Chinese medical theory, the treatment of stress, anxiety, and pain, women's health, GI disorders and allergies. She has studied balance method with Dr. Tan, the Mei Zen Cosmetic acupuncture system, the Battlefield Acupuncture protocol for pain management and Chinese language. Most recently she has completed a 3 weekend intensive training in Sports Medicine Acupuncture and is working on completing the ABORM exam for certification in reproductive medicine.

The methods used at my practice are aimed toward giving the body synergism—not just treating symptoms temporarily or numbing pain with numerous medications. I strive to help the body heal itself from within, by treating the root and not just the branch of a problem. I use a wide variety of modalities that best serve the individual needs of the patient: acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, herbal formulas, Tui Na (Asian Bodywork), and Kinesiotaping. These methods can be integrated with Western approaches as well. Your treatment will be a partnership: discussed, understood, and agreed upon. While a particular procedure may be indicated for specific purposes, I believe the path to health is best navigated complemented by knowledge and awareness of a patient’s needs and goals.
I am a diplomate of the National Certification Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. I received my Master’s degree from AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine, one of the most respected acupuncture schools in the United States. My coursework involved 3,000 hours of study in acupuncture, Chinese herbs and herbal formulas, as well as Western medical training, including over 900 hours of supervised clinical training.