Suzanne is a California Licensed Acupuncturist and Clinical Herbalist serving the the surroundings areas of Watsonville, CA. She earned her Masters of Science in Chinese Medicine from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in San Francisco. She has studied under the great Acupuncturist and herbalist, Robert Levine, O.M.D in Berkeley, and studied and worked along side Dr. Li Fang Liang, in San Francisco, CA, master Acupuncturist in the field of fertility and women's health.
She also worked at Ananda Nagar in West Bengal, India treating a wide variety of conditions in a community clinic atmosphere.
She also worked at Ananda Nagar in West Bengal, India treating a wide variety of conditions in a community clinic atmosphere.
Services
Suzanne accepts Insurance and is in network and out of network with various plans - United Healthcare, Western Growers, Blue Cross, Blue Shield and more.
If you have health insurance, please let the office know in advance of your first appointment so acupuncture benefits may be verified.*
All personal information is kept strictly confidential, and will only be used to communicate with your insurance company.
The office will contact you with the results of your insurance inquiry, usually within 24-48 hours.
If you have health insurance, please let the office know in advance of your first appointment so acupuncture benefits may be verified.*
All personal information is kept strictly confidential, and will only be used to communicate with your insurance company.
The office will contact you with the results of your insurance inquiry, usually within 24-48 hours.
The Healing Clinic Collective came together with a very intentional mission: To bring Healing to the People.
As healers and social justice organizers, our goals and intentions are formed with a sacred and political framework.
We work to share our gifts and medicines with others in reciprocity towards Spirit in the following ways.
As healers and social justice organizers, our goals and intentions are formed with a sacred and political framework.
We work to share our gifts and medicines with others in reciprocity towards Spirit in the following ways.
Over the course of the 2-day Clinic we saw/served close to 400 women from the Bay Area and beyond.
From my experience and the information on our sign in sheets, we know woman came from Oakland, Berkeley, San Leandro, Union City, Hayward, Richmond, San Francisco, Santa Rosa and as far as Sacramento; representing the Black, Latino, Arab, Indian, Filipina, API, Native American and White communities; immigrants and undocumented folks from Latin Am., Asian and African countries; from 5-60 yrs old; female and feminine, LGBTQ and transgender; of able mind and body as well as physically/mentally challenged; women from our core target population including previously incarcerated women, survivors of domestic abuse, sexual abuse and street violence, in or post-substance abuse recovery processes, and women who are over-worked, under-resourced and lacking access to holistic care.
From my experience and the information on our sign in sheets, we know woman came from Oakland, Berkeley, San Leandro, Union City, Hayward, Richmond, San Francisco, Santa Rosa and as far as Sacramento; representing the Black, Latino, Arab, Indian, Filipina, API, Native American and White communities; immigrants and undocumented folks from Latin Am., Asian and African countries; from 5-60 yrs old; female and feminine, LGBTQ and transgender; of able mind and body as well as physically/mentally challenged; women from our core target population including previously incarcerated women, survivors of domestic abuse, sexual abuse and street violence, in or post-substance abuse recovery processes, and women who are over-worked, under-resourced and lacking access to holistic care.
Traditional Chinese Medicine is the longest continually practiced health care system in the world, incorporating acupuncture, moxibustion, herbal medicine, diet therapy, and exercise (tai ji and qi gong).
Traditional Chinese Medicine is a complete health care system capable of delivering both primary and specialized care.
It's based on principles that began evolving four to six thousand years ago and that continue to evolve.
In particular, Traditional Chinese Medicine embraces the view that the elements, forces, and principles in all of nature also exist in human beings.
Traditional Chinese Medicine is a complete health care system capable of delivering both primary and specialized care.
It's based on principles that began evolving four to six thousand years ago and that continue to evolve.
In particular, Traditional Chinese Medicine embraces the view that the elements, forces, and principles in all of nature also exist in human beings.
Over the centuries, Traditional Chinese Medicine has mapped out subtle networks throughout the body.
When these networks get blocked or depleted, disease occurs.
Traditional Chinese Medicine has also identified points along these pathways that control certain actions in the body.
The ancient Chinese found that stimulating these points caused a cascade of positive changes.
Acupuncture is the practice of inserting fine needles in these precise locations.
By doing this, we can unblock the pathways, helping energy and blood to flow smoothly again and directly affecting the body's capacity to heal.
When these networks get blocked or depleted, disease occurs.
Traditional Chinese Medicine has also identified points along these pathways that control certain actions in the body.
The ancient Chinese found that stimulating these points caused a cascade of positive changes.
Acupuncture is the practice of inserting fine needles in these precise locations.
By doing this, we can unblock the pathways, helping energy and blood to flow smoothly again and directly affecting the body's capacity to heal.
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