Grace graduated with her Masters of Oriental Medicine at the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine, is a licensed acupuncturist(L.Ac.) and National Board Certified (NCCAOM) in Acupuncture, and a member of the American TCM Association(ATCMA) and Amercian Integrative Medicine Institute(AIMI) members, and she is currently pursuing her PhD program of Doctor of Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine.
Grace has experience working in diverse clinic environments while balancing multiple patients simultaneously. She has worked in the emerging field of neuro-acupuncture, which focuses on the recovery of neurological function. She has studied Korean Saam and Master Tung acupuncture, which combined with neuro acupuncture can treat different illnesses such as allergies, migraines, headaches, brain problems, anxiety, stress-induced gastritis, and muscular-skeletal problems.
Grace grew up in China which is an environment exposed to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). This gives her a unique insight into curating treatments based on individual needs and consistently applying TCM principles for personalized care. She also has a background in completing a Ph.D. program in Biosciences in Korea. This includes expertise in understanding life phenomena, biology, biochemistry, causes and treatments of diseases, and genetics. Fueled by a fundamental interest in human well-being, She strives to elevate the quality of life for patients through Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
Grace is passionate that Oriental medicine can effectively treat individual health concerns and provide long-term health benefits. It can be defined as medicine that selects and applies methods and reduces the incidence of side effects of drugs, unnecessary treatment, elimination, increasing the efficiency of treatment, and ultimately aims to achieve the best possible health.
Our clinic hopes everyone runs away from the pain, reaching our “Living without pain is priceless!” goal.