Christian Acupuncturists and Chinese Medicine Practitioners
Chinese medicine includes acupuncture, herbal formulas, cupping, and dietary guidance. Its historical framework is not Christian, and the Christian practitioners listed here are candid about separating the clinical techniques from the religious philosophy that surrounded them.
What care usually involves
- Licensed acupuncture with sterile single-use needles
- Herbal formulas prepared as granules, teas, or pills
- Cupping, moxibustion, and dietary guidance
- Christian practitioners who address the tradition honestly
Christian chinese medicine practitioners
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Tracy Park, R.Ac, ND
Chinese Medicine
Acupuncture / naturopathy
Burnaby, BC
Amadea Angove, ND; LAc
Chinese Medicine
Pain; injuries; postpartum health
Centralia, WA
Sunhee Williams, ND, LAc, LDN, FABNO
Chinese Medicine
Naturopathic medicine & acupuncture
Deerfield, IL
Lisa Boyle, L.Ac.
Chinese Medicine
Lisa Boyle, a licensed acupuncturist, combines her Christian upbringing with Traditional Chinese Medicine to offer a holistic approach to health. She founded Grace Acupuncture and Herbs in Seattle, focusing on acupuncture and herbal medicine to promote well-being.
Bellevue, WA
Dr. Lai Pak Wah
Chinese Medicine
Singapore, Singapore
Dr. Kevin Huang
Chinese Medicine
Cerritos, CA
Dr. Janet Yeh
Chinese Medicine
Cerritos, CA
Common questions
- Does acupuncture hurt?
- The needles are very fine. Most people report a dull heaviness rather than sharp pain.
- Can a Christian receive acupuncture?
- Christians differ on this. Many are comfortable with the physical technique while rejecting the religious framework historically attached to it. Ask any practitioner directly how they handle that.