Therapeutic massage is a type of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practice that is often used to treat muscle pain, injury, and stiffness. Massage therapy is the manipulation of the body’s soft tissues to stimulate circulation, increase flexibility, decrease tension, decrease pain, and to increase a person’s health and well-being.

Enjoy 90 or 60 minutes of our customized therapeutic massages tailored to your needs. Prior to your massage appointment, patients will fill out a form to indicate where on their body needs more focus and what to avoid as well as the pressure level. Throughout the massage, Grace will be assessing areas on the body that needs special attention and will adjust accordingly.

Grace speaks Thai, Mandarin, and English

Available for Appointments

​Menlo Park: Wednesday

San Mateo: Thursday

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Fandy is a third-generation practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine, embodying a lifelong dedication to healing and wellness. Raised in a family deeply rooted in the practice of acupuncture and herbal medicine, she spent her formative years assisting her father in his clinic, witnessing the transformative power of Chinese medicine firsthand. Graduating from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, she honed her skills and acquired clinical experience in various settings, from private clinics to community health centers, as well as Western hospitals.

With a dedicated focus on women’s health, Fandy draws from her own experiences and understanding of women’s bodies, menstrual cycles, and hormonal health. Fluent in both English and Mandarin Chinese, she seamlessly bridges cultural divides to provide personalized care to a diverse clientele. Fandy’s passion for women’s health is deeply rooted in her father’s specialization in gynecology and infertility. She has inherited his treatment approach and combines it with her own knowledge and experience to offer comprehensive care and support.

Fandy is particularly passionate about integrating Chinese medicine with her love for physical activity. As a dedicated practitioner of strength training, yoga, and pilates, she emphasizes their role in promoting both physical aesthetics and internal health. Understanding the symbiotic relationship between physical activity and nutrition, she follows the holistic principles of Chinese medicine to guide her patients towards achieving their physical goals and overall wellness.

Fandy speaks Taiwanese, Mandarin, and English

Available for Appointments

Menlo Park: Monday, Wednesday and Friday

San Mateo: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday

Fandy is a third-generation practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine, embodying a lifelong de... Read More

Yuxin (pronounced “Yoo-Shin”) received her M.D. license from Tianjin Medical University’s clinical hospital of China where she focused on integrative medicine. She trained under the renowned Dr. Xianzhoung Wu, an expert of integrated medical surgery, where she learned many different techniques such as postoperative rehabilitation of complex surgery and palliative treatment of advanced tumors.

She went on to receive her Doctorate and Master’s degrees in Oriental Medicine from Five Branches University. During her clinical practices there, she gained the trust of many patients whom to this day follow her wherever she practices.

Recently, Yuxin has been focusing on treating patients with pain, psychological issues, and gynecologic and endocrine disorders. Her patients are treated with care and compassion while receiving professional treatments and advice from both a Chinese and Western medicine perspective.

During her free time, she enjoys DIY crafts using recycled materials to protect the earth and going on walks with her dog to relax.

Yuxin speaks Mandarin and English

Available for Appointments

Menlo Park: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

Yuxin (pronounced “Yoo-Shin”) received her M.D. license from Tianjin Medical University’s clinica... Read More

Vivian moved to the Bay Area in 2015 from Long Beach to pursue an education in holistic medicine and become a second generation acupuncturist. She was exposed to acupuncture and herbal medicine at a young age, often experiencing it firsthand or during assisting/observing her parents take care of others.

Vivian studied eastern medicine at American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) in San Francisco. As a clinical intern, Vivian saw how much acupuncture could help improve the health and lives of people, especially when providing weekly acupuncture care for the low income community through ACTCM’s partnership with GLIDE Memorial Church in San Francisco. She studied low impact, gentle adjusting techniques that relieve pressure off nerves and joints at Life Chiropractic College West. Vivian also has an interest in women’s health, facial/cosmetic acupuncture, and maintaining wellness to help people age gracefully.

Growing up beachside, she developed a passion for hobbies involving the ocean: including scuba and free diving, surfing, and fishing.

Other hobbies/interests include: traveling, spending time in nature, ceramics, and skincare.

Available for Appointments

​Menlo Park: Monday and Tuesday

​San Mateo: Monday and Wednesday

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Eric’s areas of special interest are infertility, allergies, and pain management especially of the neck and back. He graduated summa cum laude in 1997 from Emperor’s College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Santa Monica, CA. While at Emperor’s College, Eric was active in a first-of-its-kind pilot program where acupuncture interns effectively treated patients in a hospital (Daniel Freeman Hospital in Marina del Rey).

Eric also has a BS degree in Biology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has been a guest lecturer at Stanford University, presenting interesting and challenging clinical case studies to medical students.

Eric hails from the South (born and raised in North Carolina), but managed to leave without either a Southern or a Chinese accent. In his free time he enjoys tending to his Japanese maples and roses, spending time with his family, and watching Warriors and Tarheels basketball games. He also listens to a wide variety of music, and speaks Mandarin, Cantonese, and English.

Available for Appointments

Menlo Park: Thursday

San Mateo: Monday and Tuesday

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Until 150 years ago, acupuncture, moxibustion, and herbology were the main medical therapies used in Japan. Hide (pronounced “Hee-day”) was born into one of the oldest acupuncture families in Japan. He grew up watching and helping his mother in her acupuncture clinic as she treated thousands of people with a wide range of conditions. Here he experienced firsthand the powerful benefits of Oriental Medicine. The deep level of respect and appreciation the patients displayed for his mother’s skills, and her ability to help people heal, made a profound impact on Hide - it was a natural choice for him to attend acupuncture college after high school.

Hide attended Osaka Acupuncture College in Japan, becoming a 6th generation acupuncturist. He later came to the United States, where he attended the San Francisco College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. He is licensed in the U.S., as well as in Japan.

Hide opened the first Holistic Health Center clinic in 1989. Hide specializes in energy balancing to promote the body’s own healing energy. He enjoys meeting new people and educating them about the benefits of Traditional Oriental Medicine. Hide is an avid surfer who restores his own healing energy in the ocean waves. Hide also holds a 5th degree black belt, and teaches karate in San Mateo. He believes his karate practice helps him to develop his strength and focus. Hide speaks English and Japanese.

Appointments NOT Available for Online Booking

Menlo Park: Tuesday and Friday

San Mateo: Monday and Wednesday

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Dr. Hoh is a California Board Licensed Acupuncturist, and Chiropractor. Prior to receiving her Masters Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Five Branches University, she graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic West. Jiyoun specializes in tailoring treatments to the unique needs of each patient. She creates customized protocols using a variety of modalities, such as Japanese Meridian Acupuncture, Cranial Sacral Therapy (CST), Tuina, and Chiropractic, and has honed her skills through various work and training experiences. As a chiropractor, she worked at Sang Eon Kim Chiropractic Inc., where she treated complicated cases of scoliosis as well as typical sports injuries.

She has extensive experience with the treatment of pain disorders, such as tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger fingers, and rotator cuff syndrome. In addition to training with Hide Sensei in Japanese Meridian Acupuncture, she has also trained extensively in Tuina, Taichi, and CST with Dr. Jennifer Minor, and Miranda Warburton. Jiyoun enjoys being a part of the Holistic Health Center team where each practitioner is committed to the best health outcome for every patient.

During her free time, Jiyoun is an avid hiker, and enjoys being out in nature. She also trains in the more disciplined forms of exercises, such as Pilates, and Taichi. As a music enthusiast, she also likes to practice singing.

Jiyoun speaks Korean and English

Available for Appointments

Menlo Park: Thursday and Saturday

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Rei’s Specialty is Shiatsu style massage.

Shiatsu is a form of massage that originated in Japan. It is usually performed through loose clothing and without lotions or oils. Healthcare professionals view shiatsu as a modified form of acupressure, a massage therapy that combines both pressure and stretches to the meridians and individual points on the body. This affects the circulatory and lymphatic systems by assisting the body in releasing toxins and reducing tension and fatigue by improving blood and lymphatic circulation.

Like acupuncture, shiatsu has its roots in the concept of Qi (pronounced “chee”). Deficient or blocked qi causes symptoms such as body pain, headaches, and digestive issues. In traditional Chinese medicine, qi is the vital life force that drives all life activity. Proper qi circulation along the meridians creates harmonious movement and balance throughout the body.

Rei speaks Japanese and English

Available for Appointments

​Menlo Park: Tuesday

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Ben completed his acupuncture training and Masters degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Five Branches University. He furthered his education in Chinese herbal therapy with the completion of over 400 additional hours of didactic and clinical training in classical Chinese formulas, and is a certified Diplomate in Canonical Chinese Medicine by ICEAM (Institute of Classics in East Asian Medicine).

He also has extensive experience working with injured athletes at all levels: high school, NCAA college, and even professional NFL and MLS players. He was a founding member of the acupuncture program for San Jose State University’s Division 1 football team. He eventually expanded the program to include many other sports including golf, tennis, water polo, track, gymnastics, swimming, diving, volleyball, baseball, softball, and soccer.

In addition to treating sports injuries, Ben has also successfully treated many other health problems including Digestive Disorders, Endocrine Disorders, Auto-immune Disease, Women’s Health, Headache, Sleep Disorders, Post-surgical Complications, and Post-concussion Syndrome.

Available for Appointments

Menlo Park: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, & Sunday

Ben completed his acupuncture training and Masters degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Five... Read More

Therapeutic massage is a type of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practice that is often used to treat muscle pain, injury, and stiffness. Massage therapy is the manipulation of the body’s soft tissues to stimulate circulation, increase flexibility, decrease tension, decrease pain, and to increase a person’s health and well-being.

Enjoy 90 or 60 minutes of our customized therapeutic massages tailored to your needs. Prior to your massage appointment, patients will fill out a form to indicate where on their body needs more focus and what to avoid as well as the pressure level. Throughout the massage, Yoko will be assessing areas on the body that needs special attention and will adjust accordingly.

Yoko speaks Japanese and English

Available for Appointments

​Menlo Park: Tuesday

Therapeutic massage is a type of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practice that is of... Read More