Cancer Acupuncturists near Greeley, CO

East Asian medicine is part of a complete medical system originating in China and has been practiced for over 2,000 years. It addresses physical complaints in the context of the whole person. I provide a unique approach to assessment, diagnosis, and treatment combining East Asian medicine with modern hands-on assessment methods. These "listening" techniques allow me to provide highly-personalized and supportive treatments, addressing disharmonies that have become patterned in the fascia, connective tissue, muscles, and nerves, as well as the cranial rhythm and energetic/qi system.

I believe that health and vibrant living are accessible to all and use medicine rooted in spirit and grounded in science to help people achieve their health goals. I will meet you where you are and help you bridge the gap to be where you want to be. I spend the one-on-one time with you required to fully understand what's going on and to develop an appropriate and clear treatment plan. You can request a free 30-minute consult to get started.

It is my goal to make sure you feel your best and stay that way. I treat each patient individually by taking into consideration their constitution, body type, age, what ails them at the time, and even the time of year. Using the ancient practice and philosophy of Chinese medicine and Massage therapy, I aim to treat the "root" of the problem, and not just the "branch," or the present symptom. In this way, the body can be treated and healed at a deeper level, fixing the core problem, and not just bandaging up superficial manifestations of the problem. My goal is to achieve balance so that optimum health and happiness is possible.

What if healing was part of something bigger? A shift in perspective is everything, especially when we are experiencing challenges in our lives. Kototama provides a window from which we can engage the world with more freedom and creativity. Kototama is less about acupuncture and more about how we relate to acupuncture. It’s how we relate to our bodies and our emotions. It’s how we relate to our families and our environment. It’s how we relate to our lives. Kototama is artful living.