In this fast paced world, there are so many forces that can leave us feeling overloaded and undernourished physically, mentally and emotionally. Gentle, holistic care like acupuncture or craniosacral therapy has helped me to stay calm and healthy amidst such craziness.
Beyond symptom relief and stress reduction, treatments have helped me to become more aware of subtle changes in my body that often indicate I am out of balance or moving in a direction that is not optimal for me.
Nurturing this connection to the intuitive wisdom of my body continually helps me to face life challenges with less resistance and greater joy.
I chose to become a holistic health care practitioner so that I could share my knowledge, attention, and skilled touch with others who may benefit from my experience.
Education and Credentials
Jacqueline is a NCCAOM diplomat and board certified acupuncturist licensed in Massachusetts and PA. After studying western biosciences and eastern philosophy in her undergraduate degree at Washington College in Chestertown, Md., she went on to complete a 3½-year masters degree program in Traditional Chinese and Japanese Acupuncture from the New England School of Acupuncture in Watertown, MA. She also received advanced training in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy from Patrick Cunningham through the New England School of Acupuncture. Jacqueline is a long time student of yoga, qi gong, meditation and various forms of energy work.
Jacqueline’s clinical experience includes work at Mt. Auburn Hospital Center for Woman, Dimmock Community Health Center, Harvard Medical School Osher Institute and private practice in Cambridge MA before she relocated to Philadelphia in August 2006.
Although Jacqueline serves a diversity of people with various health concerns, she has a special interest in helping women suffering with pain and stress related symptoms to find wellness and improve their quality of life through holistic health care.
