Jade Pierce (Jeanne) Pierce, L.Ac. (NCALB #157) is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist and has been in private practice since 1999 after receiving a Master’s degree in 5-Element acupuncture from TAI/Sophia in Maryland and is NC board licensed. She blends her skills in synergetic traditions of acupuncture, herbal and nutritional consulting, bodywork such as Tuina, massage, acupressure and Zero-Balancing, and movement practices of qi gong and yoga. This follows her years working in the UNC and Duke medical systems as a system analyst, as part of the design and implementation of the first electronic medical records.

As well as practicing the classical tradition of Five-Element acupuncture as taught by J.R. Worsley and Robert Duggan, Jade has focused her continuing education in the teachings of Kikko Matsumoto, renowned Japanese acupuncturist specializing in Hara diagnosis and clearing; Jeffrey Yuen, master of classical Taoist medicine; Richard Tan’s Balance Method for pain; and Matt Callison’s Sports and Orthopedic acupuncture. The blend of these traditions creates a wonderful balance of addressing both psycho-spiritual and physical issues.

Jade’s training in herbalism began in 1992 with her apprenticeship and studies with a variety of master herbalists, including Will Endres, Marcy Shapiro, M.D., Claudia Wingo, RN, AHG and Tom Wolfe AHG. She then studied Traditional Chinese herbalism at the Daoist Traditions College. Jade blends the rich traditions of western herbalism with traditional Chinese herbal therapy and Ayurvedic healing traditions.

Other areas of Jade’s special interests, past and/or present, include working as a Doula (birth assistant), women’s health and treatment of addiction. Jade volunteered with several public health initiatives in the Baltimore, MD area to treat addiction and mental illness in prisons, county health clinics and community addiction programs. Jade also has a special love for teaching and has lectured and taught a number of classes in herbalism and Chinese medicine. She has been on faculty at the Body Therapy Institute in Siler City, NC and at the Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine in Sugar Grove, NC.

Heidi is a Licensed Massage and Body Work Therapist holding licenses in both North Carolina and Florida. She is a graduate of Florida School of Massage in Gainesville, FL with focused studies in Pregnancy and Infant Massage, Neuromuscular Therapy and Connective Tissue. She has been practicing Nationally and Internationally since 1998 with the majority of her practicing years being in collaboration with Chiropractors and Acupuncture Physicians. She believes the complimentary modalities and therapies are a wonderful and necessary combination for a balanced and complete healing journey back to health.

The other portion of Heidi’s career has been in the Spa Industry working at two of the top ten rated spas in the United States of America. There she preformed beautiful treatments with Warm River Stones and Himalayan Salt Stones, Thalassic Hydrotherapy Baths and Body Wraps. Now she enjoys bring together all that she has learned and practiced in order to give you a personalized massage and bodywork experience.

Heidi’s personal interests include sustainable agriculture, preparing and preserving delicious and healthy foods,and teaching others how to incorporate these healthy practices in their own lives.

Rebecca Evans is a Doctor of Chinese Medicine, a North Carolina licensed
acupuncturist, and registered nurse. Her work as a nurse in the intensive care unit left
her searching for a medicine that prioritizes health and disease prevention, which
ultimately led her to Chinese Medicine. She attended the Pacific College of Health
and Science in San Diego, California where she received her Masters and Doctoral
degree in Chinese Medicine. Rebecca is passionate about combining her Western and
Eastern medical knowledge to provide individualized, research-based care to help
people achieve their wellness goals. With each treatment, Rebecca focuses on treating
the root of disease rather than solely focusing on the presenting symptoms. She
believes that optimal health is achieved when there is harmony among the mind, body,
and spirit.

Rebecca has studied
under one of the Sports Medicine Acupuncture pioneers, Matt Callison. She
additionally interned at the Callison founded RIMAC center for athletes at the
University of California, San Diego, where she treated athletes for sports related
injuries. Her clinical practice also led her into treating autoimmunine, mental-
emotional, digestive, and hormone imbalance conditions with excellent outcomes.
Additionally, she obtained certificates and training in microneedling and cosmetic
acupuncture to help people achieve their skincare goals, holistically.

Rebecca is new to North Carolina and is excited to be part of the community. She is currently
enjoying hiking around and rock climbing. If you see her out in the community, please say hi, as she is excited to meet new faces!