-Acute/chronic pain

-Sports injury and recovery

-Stress management and emotional balance

-Women’s issues along the life cycle

-Stroke and post recovery

-Cancer treatment support

-Digestive issues and nutrition

In my practice, our treatment goal is to figure out the root and branches of health challenges and to learn how to achieve your optimal health because we know that our bodies have an amazing ability to heal themselves by living in a healthy way.

I love to encourage my patients to remember and embody their true nature: each and every person has the capacity for vitality beyond imagination and I am here to support that realization.

Drawing on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and integrating that wisdom with modern science, I am honored to offer guidance to allow for restoration of health and vitality.

In Korean, Hae(해), means the Sun. In Chinese, Hae( 海), means the Ocean.Just like the sun and the ocean share their nature and nourish us, I want to share my nature, trained skills and knowledge to help your body and mind get healthy and happy.

– Bachelor of Science in Sports Medicine from Kyunghee University in Seoul, South Korea

– Master in Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in Portland, Oregon

-Resident at Oregon College of Oriental Medicine

-Teaching Assistant at Oregon College of Oriental Medicine

-Clinical Internship at Kyunghee University Hospital in Seoul, South Korea

_Clinical Internship at Cheon Eun Dang Korean Medicine Clinic in Seoul, South Korea

-Clinical Externship at Moongate Chinese Medicine in Portland

-Clinical Externship at Quest Center for integrative Health in Portland

-LAc at Wheel to Heal Acupuncture 2012-2013

-LAc at Seven-One Acupuncture center 2013

-LAc at Eng Acupuncture Center 2014-2015

-LAc at White Oak Wellness 2015-Sep 2022