About the Practitioner

Nadia's interest in TCM began after she observed the benefits experienced by members of her family. Seeing the successful treatment of her mother's congestive heart failure, and later her own arrhythmia, with Chinese medicine left an impact and motivated her to redirect her interest in problem-solving from engineering to TCM.  In 2018, she transferred from NC State to a new university across the country and became a licensed acupuncturist. 

In 2018, Nadia graduated with a Master of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the University of East-West Medicine, in Sunnyvale, California.  She continued her studies at the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, graduating with a Master of Chinese Internal Medicine with a concentration on gastroenterology in 2024. Her internship was completed at Dongzhimen Hospital, where she gained hands-on experience in both allopathic and complementary medicine within in-patient and out-patient care settings. She is a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). Her mission is to provide compassionate hands-on care for those who seek to incorporate Traditional Chinese Medicine techniques into their personal health  journey.