Daniel Altschuler, Ph.D. (China), L.Ac.
My training in Taiwan as apprentice under Dr Lee Chen-yr for 15 years and in the oncology department at the Tri-Services Military Hospital provided excellent experience in treating chronic, difficult and complex cases. I have continuously treated patients in private practice and have taught at SIEAM and other Pacific Northwest schools for the last 18 years. I am ready to listen to you and your concerns.
Daniel Altschuler, Ph.D. (China), L.Ac.
My training in Taiwan as apprentice under Dr Lee Chen-yr...
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Jacqueline Bailey is a licensed, nationally board-certified Acupuncturist and Herbalist in
the State of Washington. She earned her Doctoral and Master’s degree from the Seattle
Institute of East Asian Medicine where she was trained in Traditional Chinese, as well
as Japanese style acupuncture. After completing her Master’s program, she
volunteered with the Acupuncture Relief Project in Nepal, serving as a primary care
practitioner in a fast-paced rural clinic treating a wide range of illnesses. During her
doctoral studies Jacqueline placed her emphasis on high-risk pregnancy, completing
intensive training with Claudia Citkovitz PhD, LAc in Labor and Delivery at NYU
Langone where she learned how to be an active and supportive practitioner during
pregnancy and labor. Jacqueline continues to pursue her passion for lifelong learning
and Kampo herbal medicine though advanced studies, and is currently completing a two
year post-graduate internship with Nigel Dawes.
Prior to her involvement in Chinese Medicine, Jacqueline received a Bachelor’s of
Science and Nursing at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has worked as a
Registered Nurse for the last 22 years in various cardiac surgery and intensive care
units. She is passionate about offering effective and accessible healthcare by combining
her knowledge and skills using Eastern and Western treatment modalities.
Jacqueline Bailey is a licensed, nationally board-certified Acupuncturist and Herbalist in
the St...
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Cindy received her Naturopathic Doctorate from the National University of Natural Medicine, with an emphasis in pain management, sports medicine, and pelvic floor therapy. She utilizes elements of cranial sacral, somatic re-education, and biofeedback knowledge to assist her patients in their optimal wellness. Having experience teaching yoga, she has a unique perspective of the body & it’s mechanics. Cindy is currently working as a Medical Assistant at Rebel Med NW while completing her Acupuncture degree. In her spare time she practices Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, and dabbles in Archery.
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Cindy received her Naturopathic Doctorate from the National University of Natural Medicine, with ...
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Jean (Yuchun) Lai, D.A.O.M., L.Ac.
Jean Lai received her Doctor of Medicine (TCM) from China Medical University (Taiwan) in 2006, as well as a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine degree from Five Branches University (California) in 2020. Jean worked initially as a doctor in Taichung, Taiwan and in 2010 she moved to Taipei, where she ran her own clinic and provided instruction for students and interns from China Medical University. Jean also spent many years studying outside of the academic system in the Zhong Jing lineage of Shang Han Lun Medical Classics, and her clinical approach is based on this training. Her focus is primarily on internal medicine, gynecology, infertility, and pediatrics. Jean moved to Seattle in 2023. She is passionate about pulse diagnosis, herbal formula prescription, and meditation with friends.
Jean (Yuchun) Lai, D.A.O.M., L.Ac.
Jean Lai received her Doctor of Medicine (TCM) from China Med...
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Greg Livingston, PhD (China), L.ac., is unique amongst Chinese medicine practitioners in the west. He completed a Chinese Medicine PhD in China, entirely in Chinese, and is one of the few westerners licensed to practice Chinese medicine in China, where he spent over 10 years in total as a student, teacher and Chinese Medicine Physician. Dr. Livingston has over 20 years of clinical experience specializing in general internal medicine with an emphasis on cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
Dr. Livingston earned his 4-year Master’s in Chinese Medicine from Five Branches Institute (1997), in California, and his PhD in Clinical Chinese Medicine from Zhejiang Chinese Medicine University (2009), in Hangzhou, China. During his 10+ years in China he studied with many senior-level doctors, and practiced in local and international hospitals and clinics.
Dr. Livingston left China and relocated to Portland, OR, in 2013. He has served as core faculty at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine (OCOM) and the National University for Natural Medicine (NUNM). He maintains a private practice in Seattle, Washington, a visiting practice at Root and Branch Clinic in Portland’s Multnomah Village, and is available for tele-medicine consultations.
Greg Livingston, PhD (China), L.ac., is unique amongst Chinese medicine practitioners in the west...
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Kathleen Lumiere, DAOM, LAc, earned her Master’s in Acupuncture with a certificate in Chinese Herbal Medicine from the Northwest Institute for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (2000) and her Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine degree from Bastyr University (2008) with a specialization in TCM Oncology. She served as Professor of Acupuncture and East Asian Medicine at Bastyr University for over 15 years, training future practitioners while maintaining active clinical practice. Dr. Lumiere helped to establish integrative care at major medical centers including Harborview Medical Center’s Acute Pain Service. She is the founding editor of Convergent Points, a peer-reviewed case report journal, and has published extensively on acupuncture’s clinical effectiveness. At SIEAM she now serves as Co-President and faculty, providing clinical supervision and teaching on topics such as practice-based research and the science of how acupuncture works. She finds the practice of acupuncture and Eastern Asian medicine to be a joy, and will be happy to work with you.
Kathleen Lumiere, DAOM, LAc, earned her Master’s in Acupuncture with a certificate in Chinese Her...
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Craig Mitchell, Ph.D. (China), E.A.M.P., received a Master of Science degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in San Francisco (1993). Craig completed his PhD from the China Academy of TCM (Beijing) in 2006. He has written numerous articles and translated several Chinese medical texts, including On Cold Damage: Translation and Commentaries. At SIEAM he is a clinical supervisor and teaches classes on herbal medicine and medical Chinese. Craig is currently the president of SIEAM.
Craig Mitchell, Ph.D. (China), E.A.M.P., received a Master of Science degree in Traditional Chine...
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Allen Sayigh, M.Ac.O.M., L.Ac., graduated from the Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine in 1999. A fascination with herbs threw him into the field of East Asian Medicine, he began managing the school’s herbal dispensary while a student at SIEAM. He is presently the herbal dispensary manager for Bastyr University. And he teaches courses covering the interactions between pharmaceuticals and herbal therapy.
Allen Sayigh, M.Ac.O.M., L.Ac., graduated from the Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine in 19...
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