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About Eric My
goal is to bring a
gentle and compassionate quality
to
my work. My curiosity and interest in the human body are
reflected in
my holistic approach to helping others. By drawing upon eastern forms
of healing,
my treatments
address the physical, emotional, and
spiritual
aspects of wellness.
As a health care professional for over 13 years, I believe in supporting my patients' well-being by offering non-invasive techniques that balance energy. Achieving and maintaining good health require effort and patience, especially with chronic conditions. Acupuncture and therapeutic bodywork are valuable adjuncts to proper nutrition, exercise, meditation, healthy relationships, and mindful work. All these elements are necessary for achieving and maintaining balance in our lives. Eric's Commitment to Learning I hold
a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and a Master's degree in
Environmental Science. After graduating from the Brian Utting School of
Massage in Seattle, I went on to earn a Master of Acupuncture degree
from the Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. As a
student intern, I gained valuable experience while treating patients at
Harborview Medical Center's HIV/AIDS and Chronic Fatigue clinics.
I continually refine my skills and expand my knowledge base through continuing education courses in both acupuncture and massage therapy. I am licensed by the State of Washington and am Board Certified by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork and the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. |
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