Headache Acupuncturists in Georgia

Recently relocated from NC, my goal is to bring to young and old healing and balance. It is to awaken the synergy that exists from birth between the body, mind and spirit which enables us to live our lives with clarity and vision. "Treatment is not a one-way street". After receiving my masters and doctorate and teaching in my early career, I chose to follow a deeper passion through Oriental Medicine and received my Masters Degree in Acupuncture, Herbology and Oriental Medicine from the New York College for Wholistic Health, Education and Research and received my National Diplomate in Acupuncture from the NCCAOM.

Acupuncture originated in China more than 4,000 years ago. It is one of the oldest and most commonly used forms of medicine in the world. Acupuncture is a widely researched, practiced, and respected form of complementary medicine in the U.S. A person's overall health is determined by the quality of energy flow through the pathways of the body. Acupuncture employs a variety of techniques to stimulate and improve your energy flow, including placing extremely thin sterile needles into specific points on the body. Acupuncture can be used to to treat diseases, to promote general health, and for therapeutic purposes.

Achieving a healthy lifestyle isn't so difficult when you have the right help. That is what we here at Jay Acupuncture want to do. We provide our clients with professional advice and guidance to steer the way toward a naturally healthy lifestyle. We work hard to provide you with the appropriate help that is specific towards your body. Dr, Kim is a korean medicine doctor who has studied and practiced in Korea for over 23 years, and is currently a clinical professor at the University of Virginia Integrative Medicine.

Dr. McDonald graduated from Five Branches University with his Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM) degree. His combined education in Oriental and Naturopathic medicine total over 12 years. His OM education also consisted of a Masters degree from East West College of Natural Medicine and a one-year postgraduate internship with Dr. David Cohen, DO, FAAMA. Prior to his Oriental medical education, Mel earned two doctoral degrees (ND-distance learning and NMD-residential). His naturopathic education was combined with a three-year externship at NEWS, with over 3,000 clinical hours alone and an additional 2,000+ hours didactic.

Smart healthcare and results are my passion! Using a body constitution approach, I tailor treatments for nerve and joint pain, gastrointestinal and auto-immune disorders. Knowing your particular body constitution is vital since your treatment could be completely different from someone else even if you have the exact same symptoms and diagnosis. What you eat is also very important so you know how to maintain the treatments you receive from me. As part of my care, every patient receives comprehensive dietary and lifestyle activities counseling.

Nicole Coughlin Ware is a Georgia native. She attended Vanderbilt University where she studied Psychology and Biology. After a stint in corporate America Nicole retuned to her original passion of health and medicine attending AIMC Berkeley CA. and received her Master's Oriental Medicine. She saw patients at the West Berkeley Clinic and AIMC's Community clinic and treated a wide variety of health related issues such as headaches, stress, insomnia, digestive complaints, and chronic aliments that did not respond to traditional medicine. Earning her California acupuncture and herbal license and NCCAOM degree she began her own practice in San Francisco.

The Oriental Medicine Concept of the function of the internal organs and their relationship explains what we call the diagnosis of disorders. As a practitioner I will help you understand well the abnormal activity of the internal organs or syndromes. I will provide you with the best solution or treatment. Acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, tai yi exercise, tuina, and various other techniques are used to help you with your issues.

I am 2nd generation acupuncturist with 23 years of experience in acupuncture and Chinese herbs. Environmental, physical and emotional stress along with lifestyle and/or working situation, injury can cause imbalance that can result in many ailments. Using many modality of Asian medicine, we may help you to awaken your own inner healer. As one said " Acupuncture is like having a massage on the inside. " Let us enjoy relaxing and healing journey together!

The increasing need for integration of Western and Chinese medicine is at the heart of my philosophical approach to healing. In addition to pain management and relief, I specialize in cancer treatment support, emotional issues such as anxiety and depression, digestive disorders, and women's health. Besides acupuncture and Chinese herbs, I provide guidance on nutritional supplement use, with an emphasis on monitoring for possible medication interactions.

Practiced 30 years in Acupuncture and Chinese herbs. Graduated from Chengdu Traditional Chinese Medical University (1984), Dr. Wu was one of few selected graduates who went to work at the most prestigious Acupuncture Institute at China Academy of TCM in Beijing. Has also a Nutrition degree from Life University (1995). Featured on CNN(1996), Atlanta Woman Magazine (2004), as well as numerous local radios and community events. She has a passion about Acupuncture and herbs and has successfully helped thousands of patients achieved their goals, maximized their optimal healthy life and longevity in 30 yrs. more info. www.ewhcacupuncture.com