I was raised in Fresno, CA in a family of six. In 1995 I moved to Berkeley, California where after 4 years I earned my degree in psychology at UC Berkeley. Looking for a career path in manual therapies, I relocated to Santa Fe New Mexico where I attended massage school and began my path as a massage therapist. I now have over 18 years of experience as a manual therapist, treating individuals that are looking for pain relief and functional improvement. I have extensive training in craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, myofascial release, joint mobilization and nerve manipulation, and have taught classes in medical massage, sports massage, anatomy, physiology and kinesiology.

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Born and raised in Waialua/Wahiawa, HI. Jennifer was a competitive swimmer and water polo player growing up for many years. This intrigued her in getting a BA degree in Health and Physical Education. She then went on to join the U.S Coast Guard where she became a Corpsman and Physical Therapy Technician, giving her 10 years of medical experience. Attended National Holistic Institute in California and graduated with a certification in Massage Therapy and Neuromuscular Therapy. Then while being a Licensed Massage Therapist and Neuromuscular Therapist Jen became more intrigued and fascinated with the body’s musculoskeletal system. With her experience and knowledge, she discovered that most bodily discomforts come from overuse of muscles and joints. With a holistic approach, she truly believes being more mindful of your posture, body movement, and with proper care and treatment it can make a world of difference.

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Francesca was born in Portland, Oregon USA to parents of Dutch-Indonesian ancestry and raised on a farm in the country. She holds active certification: Licensed Acupuncturist (LAC) by the State of Hawaii and the Oregon Medical Board since 2007, Diplomate of Acupuncture by the National Certification Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM), a nationally recognized designation, Acupuncture Detox Specialist (ADS) from: The National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) as well as special training in “Healing Community Trauma: Acupuncture in the field in Natural Disasters” through: Acupuncturist’s Without Borders (AWB). Francesca has been treating patient’s in Recovery from Addiction and Trauma since 2005.

Classical Taoist Medicine Training was under the guidance of Taoist Master Chang Yi Hsiang, Ph.D, 64th Generation holder of the lineage of the Heavanly Taoist Masters of Lung Hu Shan (Dragon-Tiger Mountain) a 2,000 year old Taoist lineage inherited from the Han Dynasty. She completed her studies in 2006 graduating with a Masters of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine diploma, an accredited 4 year program in Honolulu, Hawaii from World Medicine Institute also known as Tai Hsuan College, that opened in 1978 and closed it’s doors in 2018. A life long student, Francesca continues her studies throughout the year and stays current with continuing education and relevent modern trends in Holistic/Cultural and Oriental Medicine. A life long athlete, Francesca has a working grasp and understanding of the patterns of injuries and conversely the patterns to healing.

With a special interest in: Addiction/Trauma/ PTSD Recovery, Mental/Emotional imbalances, Migraines, Women’s cycle balancing including: Fertility, Menopause transition, Francesca is not limited to these areas and approaches each patient requesting her services from where they are at in the present moment and working forward from there. As a Rehabilitation Pain Management Specialist, Francesca collaborates with other practitioners as partners for recovery.

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Exposure to Eastern philosophy and Hawaiian Culture came in early childhood when she began dancing hula and practicing martial arts Judo at age 5, beginning her interest in anything “health” related. Her passion for Natural Medicine, Herbs and Macrobiotics was sparked in early teens when her family explored alternative medicine for her mother’s cancer treatment. With a passion for Health, balance and long life, Francesca follows on the wisdom of the ancients and strives to maintain and promote harmony and balance with moderate lifestyle, prayer/meditation, clean spirit, positive attitude and food as our medicine. Assisting people to transcend beyond his/her obstacles, and evolve into his/her state of “state of excellence” is something that Francesca is passionate about and maintains as a driving force in her practice.

Francesca believes that maintaining one’s own spirit/ harmony practice will cultivate peace/harmony within one’s self on outward to the rest of the planet/universe. She considers time in prayer/meditation/nature/yoga/Qigong, eating whole foods, being active and creative, vital to vibrant health and incorporates it as a part of her daily practice. She welcomes the opportunity to share, learn and grow through healing. Mahalo!

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Thu Yen Mac earned her Masters in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine at the New England School of Acupuncture (NESA), the country’s first and oldest acupuncture school. It is a 3.3 year program that consists of over 3000 hours of academic training and clinical practice. In the last 1.5 years of the program, she did 925 hours in patient care clinic rotations at NESA, Boston Medical Center, Winchester Hospital, and Boston’s Pathways to Wellness Center.

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Thu Yen is also a Tong Ren Therapy practitioner and has been certified by the Oriental Culture Institute. Developed by Tom Tam, and an integral part of the Tom Tam Healing System, Tong Ren is a form of energy therapy for restoring health and vitality. Tong Ren is based on a belief that disease is related to interruptions, or blockages, in the body’s natural flow of chi, neural bioelectricity, blood, or hormones. Tong Ren seeks to remove these blockages, restoring the body’s natural ability to heal itself, even when illnesses are chronic, debilitating, or otherwise untreatable. Tong Ren combines western knowledge of anatomy and physiology with the ancient principle of “chi,” or life force energy, to create what many consider to be a powerful new healing modality.”

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Hello, my name is Zyre. I’m of Creole blood, born in New Orleans and raised in suburban Connecticut. I attended the graduate program of the World Medicine Institute in Honolulu, Hawaii. One of the first Acupuncture Schools in the United States. My sessions are more of an experience. The teacher/student, student/teacher role. We both learn from each other and in turn, help each other to grow into the people we strive to be. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Specialization in Mental Health, attending Southern Connecticut State University on a track scholarship. I’m a lifelong athlete with 25+ years experience in sports training, nutrition and health management.

I transferred schools, from Phoenix, Arizona to Oahu in September 2013 to attend a traditional Taoist school. My foundation in Phoenix was great, but on Oahu I was able to obtain the spiritual component I desired to explore at my own pace. I learned to put the philosophy into action. Living and breathing Chinese Medicine. Deciphering the nuances and making connections between thoughts and actions and how they affect the body and spirit. After seven years of study, I’ve ‘come out the other side’ and ready to share the wisdom I’ve acquired through all the resources, people and technology this age has to offer. I hold a License to practice Acupuncture in the state of Hawaii, with a Master’s in Oriental Medicine. I’m one of the kindest people you could meet. I love to serve, whether it be working at a restaurant or running up the stairs to grab a sweater because you’re cold. In my personal time, I love to run, catch sunrises or sunsets, jam out at the gym (hoping no one notices), the euphoria of dance, pure silence and stimulating conversation with strangers. I look forward to the opportunity in helping you find your balance, as well as the stories we’ll share along the way.

Love, Metta and Aloha,

Zyre

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