Acupuncturists near Coatesville, PA

I received my education and training in Traditional Chinese Medicine(MD), in China, Liaoning Province. My post-graduate master studies included work at Chengdu University, Sichuan Province. I have held the position of Head of Accupuncture Department at two teaching universities in China. In Philadelphia, I briefly worked at the University of Pennsylvania, Children's Hospital. If you are dealing with a symptom that does not want to go away or a symptom that nobody can identify, please try acupuncture. It can give great results, even with stubborn and chronic conditions.

I have controlled pain in many people suffering from migraine, back, neck, shoulder, wrist, hip, knee and ankle disorders, tendinitis, bursitis, muscle cramps, arthritis, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, T.M.J.,shingles. I have had good results treating patients with Bell's palsy, sinusitis, bronchitis, asthma, eczema, acne, digestive disorders, IBS., PMS, menopausal syndrome, infertility, prostate problem, fatigue, emotional disorders, smoking cessation and supporting treatment for cancer.

Barry L. Gommer Jr. has spent his life bridging the eastern and western healing modalities. For over thirty years Barry has been studying Chinese martial arts and Qi Gong with a background in fitness and an extensive knowledge of Classical Chinese Medicine which includes: Acupuncture, Herbal therapy, Tuina (Chinese Medical Massage), and nutrition.. Currently he is working on a two-year intensive Doctorate program in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine with a focus on Classical Chinese Medicine, Orthopedics, and Cancer Research.

Whenever possible, I believe in choosing a natural path to health and I emphasize the same for my patients. I find that acupuncture and homeopathy are powerful modalities in restoring the physiological and energetic balance in the body. I view illness and pain as an injury to one's vital force (Qi, life energy). Rather than reactively attack the disease or injury, my approach to acupuncture is to restore health and balance in the vital force, which in turn allows the body to heal itself.

Thrive Acupuncture Center believes that your body was born with all of the medicine that it will ever need. Chinese Medicine aims treatment at the symptoms of disease and the underlying cause of disease because symptoms tend to reoccur if underlying health issues are ignored. Please allow the THRIVE Center to facilitate and educate you so that you may reach your full potential. Kevin Berger will tailor your treatment to fit your unique set of signs and symptoms instead of trying to fit you into a rigid treatment model. As your health develops and changes so will the treatments.

Being an integrative medicine physician, board-certified psychiatrist, and a fifth generation traditional Chinese doctor and acupuncturist, I recognize and address all aspects of mind, body and spirit in the health of every patient who comes to see me, even when the initial reason for consultation and treatment was for physical or emotional disorders alone. I treat physical dysfunctions that no structural causes can be found such as irritable bowel syndrome, impotence, insomnia, infertility, fatigue, incontinence, tinnitus, etc. It could be social behavior problems, such as addiction to food, chemical substances, sex,, gambling etc.

Dr. Weiping Wang graduated from a medical school and got her CMD degree in China in 1984. She also studied acupuncture and Chinese medicine while she was practicing medicine as an Ob/Gyn doctor for seven years. Now, Weiping is a national board certified and a PA licensed Acupuncturist. She has been working in an infertility clinic since 1995 and practicing in a pain management clinic as a part-time acupuncturist for 6 years. As a medical doctor and an acupuncturist trained in China, she brings 22 year experiences to her acupuncture clinic practice.

Dr. Williams is a Board Certified Internal Medicine physician who specializes in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. She graduated from Beijing Medical University, one of the best in China. She was a practicing Neurologist. Ying received her graduate degree from Hershey Medical Center & Residency training at York Hospital. Ying also trained at UCLA - Medical Acupuncture for Physicians, and is a full member of the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture. Please checkout our website www.YourMDHealth.com

Dr. Wang is a licensed acupuncturist and practitioner of oriental medicine in the state of Pennsylvania with professional Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine, biomedical science educational background. He is also an ajunct clinical faculty in Won Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. He works as a clinical supervisor for graduate students of Oriental Medicine program. He is good at treatment of various disorders including pain (chronic back pain, periarthritis, herniated lumbar disc, Sciatica, headache, magrine, sports injury, etc), infertility, allergy, diabetes, obesity and so on, with the combination of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture, Tuina therapeutic massage and Chinese Herbals.