Women's health
Business Name: Aurora Wellness Center
About: Dr. Robin Schaefer loves to help people get better and stay healthy! She is a licensed acupuncturist and a doctor of chiropractic. She also practices Functional Neurology (to help your brain work better) and Functional Medicine (to help your organs work better) as well as energy psychology (to help clear up stress from the present or the past). She's been in practice for 24 years, has had health challenges of her own that she healed through, and is the happy mom to two teen-aged sons.
Business Name: Destin Radder, Licensed Acupuncturist, PLLC
About: I am a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist in New York State and California (L.Ac.). I am also a nationally certified diplomate of acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.).
I attended Five Branches University in Santa Cruz, California, a renowned four-year Traditional Chinese Medicine school and graduated with a Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine (MTCM). Several years later I returned to Five Branches University as a professor to teach the fourth year review and California Board preparatory class. I am a board certified acupuncturist who specializes in pain management, women’s health and chronic health issues.
I take a special interest in pain management given my extensive experience in various sporting events. I was a competitive gymnast for ten years, played soccer and baseball for eight years, played high school football for four years, and competed in tennis, swimming and even a sport called European Team Handball. In high school and colleg I also studied Eight Step Praying Mantis Kung Fu for several years. As a result of these activities, I have experienced my share of sprains, strains, twists and falls and found that Chinese Medicine offered the best treatment for my sports-related injuries and ongoing pain.
In my professional and personal life, women’s health and fertility have played a prominent role. In addition to treating patients with obstetric and gynecological issues I was inspired to learn more about the Chinese Medical treatments for infertility when my wife and I were trying to conceive. I worked closely with a professor of mine, Dr. Wallace Li, who s a Traditional Chinese Medicine fertility specialist. He helped balance my wife's hormonal levels and encourage conception. He also oversaw my treatment of my wife throughout her pregnancy. I found that the methods I was taught to support a single pregnancy was much different then the needs of a woman carrying twins. Taking care of my wife and twins required a great amount of research and investigation.
To our delight the twins were born full term and required no special care post delivery. Now with infant twins I use my training to help with common illnesses, fevers, bowel issues, teething, and much more (x2).
Prior to completing my Master’s Degree in Chinese Medicine, I participated in numerous international Western medical research projects. I assisted with research expeditions in the Nepal Himalaya and Peruvian Andes that studied Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). While investigating the causes and the possible prevention of AMS I saw the benefits of using alternative medicine in conjunction with standard Western medical treatment. Now I look forward to working with Western doctors to achieve the best possible patient care.
I attended Five Branches University in Santa Cruz, California, a renowned four-year Traditional Chinese Medicine school and graduated with a Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine (MTCM). Several years later I returned to Five Branches University as a professor to teach the fourth year review and California Board preparatory class. I am a board certified acupuncturist who specializes in pain management, women’s health and chronic health issues.
I take a special interest in pain management given my extensive experience in various sporting events. I was a competitive gymnast for ten years, played soccer and baseball for eight years, played high school football for four years, and competed in tennis, swimming and even a sport called European Team Handball. In high school and colleg I also studied Eight Step Praying Mantis Kung Fu for several years. As a result of these activities, I have experienced my share of sprains, strains, twists and falls and found that Chinese Medicine offered the best treatment for my sports-related injuries and ongoing pain.
In my professional and personal life, women’s health and fertility have played a prominent role. In addition to treating patients with obstetric and gynecological issues I was inspired to learn more about the Chinese Medical treatments for infertility when my wife and I were trying to conceive. I worked closely with a professor of mine, Dr. Wallace Li, who s a Traditional Chinese Medicine fertility specialist. He helped balance my wife's hormonal levels and encourage conception. He also oversaw my treatment of my wife throughout her pregnancy. I found that the methods I was taught to support a single pregnancy was much different then the needs of a woman carrying twins. Taking care of my wife and twins required a great amount of research and investigation.
To our delight the twins were born full term and required no special care post delivery. Now with infant twins I use my training to help with common illnesses, fevers, bowel issues, teething, and much more (x2).
Prior to completing my Master’s Degree in Chinese Medicine, I participated in numerous international Western medical research projects. I assisted with research expeditions in the Nepal Himalaya and Peruvian Andes that studied Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). While investigating the causes and the possible prevention of AMS I saw the benefits of using alternative medicine in conjunction with standard Western medical treatment. Now I look forward to working with Western doctors to achieve the best possible patient care.
Business Name: Jennifer Randolph Acupuncture
About: Jennifer Randolph L.Ac. is a Licensed Acupuncturist and Practitioner of Herbal Medicine. Specializing in Women's Health (including infertility) and Pediatrics, Jennifer is committed to her patients and is passionate about bringing optimal results & a healthy lifestyle to all of her patients.
Category: San Pedro
About: Acupuncture is a wonderful addition to any health routine. Do you go to the gym? Are you trying to eat healthy? You should consider acupuncture a safe and non-invasive way to help maintain your body at its peak performance. This is true, whether you are unwell or merely looking to maintain good health.
Trying acupuncture is not only easy and fun, it is a great way to take your health into your own hands. Free consultation available to all new patients.
Trying acupuncture is not only easy and fun, it is a great way to take your health into your own hands. Free consultation available to all new patients.
Category: Elm Grove
Business Name: Lotus Healing Arts
About: Karen is a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and registered to practice acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine and physiotherapy in Australia and the USA. Her qualifications are Ph.D. (Research Sc.), B. App. Sc. (Physio.), Dip. App. Sc. (Acup.), Ad. Dip. (Ch. H. Med.).
She has been working in healthcare since 1988, practicing Chinese medicine for 20 years and has worked in Australia, UK and in the USA for 14 years. During this time Karen studied Contemporary Chinese Pulse Diagnosis (CCPD) for 12 years under master practitioner Leon Hammer, MD, Chinese herbal medicine with Andrew Gamble, and sat workshops with Lonny Jarret and Jeffrey Yuen. She also received extensive training in osteopathic manual medicine techniques that have their origins in the USA and are not commonly practiced in Australia.
Karen has completed research in several areas including a 12-month clinical trial, Traditional Chinese Medicine and People Living with HIV/AIDS, A Quality of Life Study and recently her doctoral studies evaluated the reliability of practitioners to apply pulse diagnosis clinically, Investigating the reliability of Contemporary Chinese Pulse Diagnosis (CCPD) as a diagnostic tool in Oriental medicine.
Karen has coauthored a book on pulse diagnosis Handbook of Contemporary Chinese Pulse Diagnosis, presented at conferences in the USA, Australia and New Zealand, published articles in peer review journals, and is one of 14 worldwide instructors certified by Dragon Rises Seminars to teach CCPD.
For 10 years Karen was clinical director of a busy clinic in New York City that specialised in integrating eastern and western medical treatment paradigms. Where western medical intervention was beyond the scope of her practice Karen worked closely with her patients’ physicians to integrate their medical care with that of acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. This resulted in better treatment outcomes, often saw the reduction of medication dosages and an associated improvement in quality of life. This was achieved across a range of medical specialties including psychiatry, respiratory, fertility, immunological, gastroenterology and cardiology.
Karen firmly believes a combination of western and Oriental medicine stands to offer us optimal health care outcomes. She currently continues her teaching, writing and clinical practice in Sydney.
She has been working in healthcare since 1988, practicing Chinese medicine for 20 years and has worked in Australia, UK and in the USA for 14 years. During this time Karen studied Contemporary Chinese Pulse Diagnosis (CCPD) for 12 years under master practitioner Leon Hammer, MD, Chinese herbal medicine with Andrew Gamble, and sat workshops with Lonny Jarret and Jeffrey Yuen. She also received extensive training in osteopathic manual medicine techniques that have their origins in the USA and are not commonly practiced in Australia.
Karen has completed research in several areas including a 12-month clinical trial, Traditional Chinese Medicine and People Living with HIV/AIDS, A Quality of Life Study and recently her doctoral studies evaluated the reliability of practitioners to apply pulse diagnosis clinically, Investigating the reliability of Contemporary Chinese Pulse Diagnosis (CCPD) as a diagnostic tool in Oriental medicine.
Karen has coauthored a book on pulse diagnosis Handbook of Contemporary Chinese Pulse Diagnosis, presented at conferences in the USA, Australia and New Zealand, published articles in peer review journals, and is one of 14 worldwide instructors certified by Dragon Rises Seminars to teach CCPD.
For 10 years Karen was clinical director of a busy clinic in New York City that specialised in integrating eastern and western medical treatment paradigms. Where western medical intervention was beyond the scope of her practice Karen worked closely with her patients’ physicians to integrate their medical care with that of acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. This resulted in better treatment outcomes, often saw the reduction of medication dosages and an associated improvement in quality of life. This was achieved across a range of medical specialties including psychiatry, respiratory, fertility, immunological, gastroenterology and cardiology.
Karen firmly believes a combination of western and Oriental medicine stands to offer us optimal health care outcomes. She currently continues her teaching, writing and clinical practice in Sydney.
Category: Australia, Potts Point
Business Name: Mike Worley, LAc
About: Family friendly practice located within Chiropractic Plus, which gives patients access to massage therapy, chiropractic care and an x-ray lab.
Business Name: East End Asian Medicine
About: By using the knowledge acquired over centuries with a modern approach, East End Asian Medicine will assist you in maintaining vitality, improve overall health and support the body's innate ability to heal itself by developing harmony within. At East End Asian Medicine a personalized approach to meet client goals and overall well-being are the most important aspect of treatment planning.
Category: Bridgehampton
Business Name: Son Son Acupuncture
About: Sonya is a qualified and registered acupuncturist in Brisbane, Australia. Sonya believes that an integration of Chinese medicine and proper nutrition are the key to optimal health and beauty.
Business Name: Inland Acupuncture
About: Providing alternative healthcare solutions for patients in the greater Yakima Area. Inland Acupuncture specializes in pain relief, women's health and preventative medicine. Joa Crowder has a Master's Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine and uses both acupuncture and herbs to correct underlying causes of imbalance.
Category: Yakima
Business Name: Peachtree City Acupuncture
About: Hello and welcome to Peachtree City Acupuncture. I am thrilled you are considering acupuncture and Chinese medicine as a part of your healing path. I know that for some this medicine can seem strange but I invite you to explore it and see what benefits it has in store for you.
Acupuncture and Chinese medicine are my passion and I feel blessed that I have the opportunity to offer value in this way to our community. I also love to chat with people and answer your specific questions, so please feel free to call me.
Acupuncture and Chinese medicine are my passion and I feel blessed that I have the opportunity to offer value in this way to our community. I also love to chat with people and answer your specific questions, so please feel free to call me.
Category: Peachtree City