Juniper Medicine Alchemical Acupuncture

I hold a masters level diploma in acupuncture from Middle Way Acupuncture Institute, certification from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine as a Diplomate of Acupuncture and licensing by the state of Washington as an Acupuncturist and East Asian Medicine Practitioner. Since 2019 I have studied Alchemical Acupuncture and its Inner Traditions extensively with Lorie Eve Dechar.

As a seasoned practitioner I have witnessed the ways in which the call to heal often has roots that reach beyond the removal of symptoms toward an inherent longing to come fully alive, to live a life of depth and soul, to discover purpose and meaning in connection to the greater whole. Pain and suffering opens us to the sacred, inviting us to come home to our authenticity, to community, to the gifts that are only ours to share.

Traditional Chinese Medicine is the foundation from which my work continuously evolves. Each session is approached intuitively and creatively, drawing upon many traditions. My patients appreciate the the benefits they have received from the heart-centered depth of presence, dedication and diverse approach with which I tend the healing journey. I have extensive experience with treating psycho-spiritual issues, complex conditions, anxiety, depression, chronic illness, digestive issues, hormonal issues, chronic and acute pain, immune disorders, and fatigue.

There is a place within each of us untouched by life’s traumas. Alchemical Acupuncture offers a way to more easily access this place of unbroken wholeness. By nourishing one’s fullest potential, we expand into the depth and breadth of the human experience as nested within the larger story of existence. In this way we create the conditions for our deepest challenges to become the very medicine for healing itself—from the individual to the whole-earth community and beyond.

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And the fire and the rose are one”

T.S. Eliot, ‘Four Quartets’