I’m a Registered Acupuncturist with a background in holistic nutrition and community health. My practice is grounded in the understanding that health is shaped not only by what is happening within the body, but also by the social, environmental, and relational conditions surrounding us.

Before becoming an acupuncturist, I spent more than a decade working in the nonprofit sector, supporting initiatives in food security, environmental advocacy, and cultural revitalization. That experience continues to shape how I offer care—with an emphasis on accessibility, education, and the connection between personal and collective well-being.

My clinical approach integrates acupuncture with cupping, moxibustion, acupressure, qi gong therapy, and food therapy. I continue to deepen my practice through advanced training in pain science, trauma-informed care, prenatal and postpartum treatment, pelvic floor and musculoskeletal needling, classical channel theory, and postgraduate studies in Chinese medicine. I aim to provide thoughtful, clinically informed care that draws from traditional East Asian medicine while remaining grounded in current understandings of the body.

My practice has a particular focus on reproductive, urogenital, digestive, and emotional health—systems that often intersect in complex ways. I support patients through hormonal changes, pregnancy, birth preparation, postpartum recovery, pelvic and sexual pain, and healing following surgery, pregnancy loss, or abortion. I also regularly work with stress, anxiety, chronic pain, digestive concerns, and urinary symptoms.

Whether you are navigating a major transition or seeking more ease in persistent symptoms, my goal is to offer compassionate, individualized care that responds to what is happening in your body and in your life.

I look forward to working with you.

"Healing is not about fixing the body. It is about integrating the body into the wholeness of who we are." — Tara Brach