about
our mIssion
We are committed to giving the best individualized care with worthwhile outcomes by combining
Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western methods.
We collaborate with our patients to make them feel:
Balanced
Acupuncture has the ability to bring the body into equilibrium, balancing a patient's mind, body, and spirit.
Brighter
Acupuncture innately relaxes your body and makes you feel lighter, calmer, and energized by activating the parasympathetic nervous system.
Better
We combine different methods to ensure that patients can continue their healing journey outside the treatment room.
about felice
Dr. Felice studied Traditional Chinese Medicine at Emperor’s College and is board-certified in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine. She continued her doctorate at Pacific College of Health Sciences to understand the impact of Chinese medicine's integration into the Western healthcare system. Her passion for medicine started as a kid, when she grew up in Hong Kong learning the effectiveness of at-home Chinese herbal remedies.
She continued exploring her curiosity in medicine by studying neuroscience at Bowdoin College, where she dove into the intricacies of mind-body connection.
In her practice, she combines both Eastern and Western methodologies in order to treat both the symptoms and the root of the problem. This way, she seeks to provide longer-lasting benefits.
Through a philosophy of personally tailored treatment and preventative care, Felice’s aim is to help patients live happier and healthier lifestyles.
our philosophy
At Felice Acupuncture, we help our patients find their innate abilities to heal.
jing
essence
qi
vitality
shen
spirit
精氣神; pinyin: jīng-qì-shén, are known as the three treasures
in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
These energies intertwine humans with heaven and earth
and emphasize living in harmony with nature.
Jing is our essence, Qi is our vitality, and Shen is our spirit.
According to ancient Daoists, health was based on these three treasures, and when balanced, leads to optimal health.
Jing is the root of vitality,
the innate substance that gives us strength passed down from our ancestors.
Qi is the vital force that we cultivate in this lifetime,
through breath, food, and movement.
Shen is the spirit of our existence and stays with us during this lifetime.