In Japan, Eva completed an internship at Morinomiya College of Acupuncture and Moxibustion.Īlso a yoga instructor and an ACSM-trained wellness coach, Eva is particularly interested in the interaction of mind and body in the treatment of such conditions as anxiety and depression, digestive disorders, hormone imbalances, and stress- and posture-related pain syndromes, from headaches to plantar fasciitis.Įva has been proud to call South Philadelphia her home since 2003. Shu Rong Zhu and master herbalist Cathy McNease. is a nationally certified and Pennsylvania state licensed acupuncturist.Īfter graduating with honors from Bryn Mawr College, she went on the get a Master’s degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Santa Barbara College of Oriental Medicine in 2001, where in addition to learning Chinese and Japanese acupuncture techniques, she studied under renowned fertility and women’s health specialist Dr. He lives with his wife and daughter in the mountains of Asheville, NC.Eva Zeller, L.Ac. His interests include Integrative Medicine, food as medicine, and local, sustainable living. Today, Chad specializes in sports injuries, repetitive strain disorders, and other orthopedic conditions. By age twenty, Chad was a third degree black belt in Isshogai Ryu Karate-Do. As a young child he observed masters resetting bones, healing injuries, and manipulating Qi. He reached his first degree black belt at age eleven and spent a month living and training with Master Roy Kurban. zang fu tui na basic principles and core techniques bisio. Quite literally raised in a dojo, he studied directly under Soke George G. He began his studies in Martial Arts at age eight. BackgroundĬhad’s interest in personal health and wellbeing began at an early age. Chad integrates each style and approach into his practice according to patient need.
The NADA protocol encourages serious detoxification and community wellness through the use of a standardized auricular acupuncture treatment to support behavioral health, including addictions, mental health, disaster and emotional trauma. Zheng Gu Tui na incorporates Qi Gong, Medical Massage, Chinese herbs, liniments, and plasters, to treat sports injuries, acute trauma, and musculoskeletal dysfunction.Īdditionally, he trained in the NADA protocol (National Acupuncture Detoxification Association) at the renowned Lincoln Recovery Center in the Bronx. Additional TrainingĬhad also had the honor of studying advanced Chinese Medical Massage – Zheng Gu Tui na – under the tutelage of Tom Bisio and Frank Butler. He also studied Yang style Qi Gong and Tui Na (Chinese Medical Massage) under Master Fukui Yang. He began at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine with an AOS in Massage Therapies, studying Chinese Medical Massage, Shiatsu, Thai Yoga Massage, the History of Chinese Medicine, Aromatherapy, Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Reflexology, and Alexander Technique. After Hurricane Katrina, He relocated to New York City, to begin his formal study of Chinese Medicine. Prior to this Chad graduated from the Central Louisiana School of Therapeutic Massage (2002) and began practicing Massage Therapy in New Orleans. He continues to study and train with Kiiko Sensei – a living master- in Japan (2016) and in the states multiples times per year. Most notably, he studied extensively under the dynamic guidance of Master Kiiko Matsumoto in Japanese Kiiko Matsumoto Style (KMS), which features palpation of the abdomen and channels as a powerful diagnostic tool. This provided a solid foundation of both organ theory (zang fu) and channel theory (jing luo) – a rare combination of study as most students learn one or the other to start. Sharon Zhao, and Five Element and Alchemical Acupuncture with Lorie Dechar. Mark Seem, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with Dr. At Tri-state he studied multiple styles including Acupuncture Physical Medicine (APM) with Dr.
Chad Johnson earned a Masters of Science Degree in Acupuncture from Tri-state College of Acupuncture in 2011.
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