Traditional Chinese Acupuncture, Authentic Acupuncturist

      Traditional Chinese Acupuncture by an Authentic Acupuncturist.  My name is Christine Zupancic. In practice for 26 years, I was the 15th Licensed Acupuncturist in Ohio, and hold the NCCAOM/NCBAHM Board Certification in acupuncture. My office is located in Rocky River, Ohio.  I've been helping individuals positively transform their life and thoroughly enjoy my work!   

  
I offer you 26 years of experience in Traditional Chinese & Japanese Medicine, and the latest Micro-Needling with Advanced Stem Cell Therapy.

Please see:      www.clevelandmicroneedle.com

for further information on the skincare services offered. 

Office hours are Monday-Thursday, 10-5. Office number: 407-840-1607                             

Her office is located at: 

20545 Center Ridge Rd. Suite #260, Rocky River, OH

Phone: 407-840-1607

 


             WHO is putting acupuncture needles in me?????

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: In Ohio, an "Acupuncturist" is an NCCAOM/NCBAHM Board certified acupuncturist (ORC 4762.08). An NCCAOM/NCBAHM Board certified acupuncturist graduated from a three or four year graduate level training at a college/university in Traditional Chinese Medicine and passed the National Acupuncture Board exams administered by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM/NCBAHM). This governing body recently changed this designation to NCBAHM. The NCBAHM is the national governing body certifying thoroughly trained "Acupuncturists." An NCBAHM certified acupuncturist practicing in Ohio is then licensed by the State Medical Board of Ohio to practice as an “Acupuncturist”. 

        *Other health care professionals in Ohio who advertise the “practice of acupuncture" or use the title “acupuncturist” may not be certified by the NCBAHM Board. 
       
        *Only NCBAHM Board Certified practitioners can identify themselves as:

                                                    “Acupuncturists”.          

       Be sure to check your practitioner’s education history and board certifications. Practitioners may state they are “certified”, however, the defining question you need to ask is: through which board?  
 

               *****dry needling is NOT Traditional Chinese Acupuncture ***** 
 

     Always choose an NCBAHM certified acupuncturist. When finding a practitioner, be sure to ask about their extent of education and if they hold the NCBAHM certification. You can confirm their board certification at www.NCBAHM.org. Its about your well being. Thank you for visiting.

“There is no light without shadow and no psychic wholeness without imperfection.”
~Carl Jung