Thuy Nguyen is founder and director of Berkeley Community Acupuncture. She received her Masters Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine in the year 2000 and has been evolving her practice and understanding of health, medicine and community ever since.

Andrea finds inspiration in remembering and honoring the wisdom of the ‘Old Wives’ around the world, in connecting with nature, freeing intuition, and laughing together.

Andrea is conversational in Spanish.

I-Pei is a third generation healer continuing in her grandfather's footsteps as an herbalist and acupuncturist. A graduate of AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in Austin, Texas.

Rosie’s approach to nourishment support comes from her evolving understanding of healing, that the body naturally heals itself and that each of us has ancestral and natural wisdom to support wellness and harmony within Nature.

Sapho is an East Asian Medicine practitioner who has a background in social work, nursing, and massage therapy. Their passion to work with people of all genders, bodies, abilities, race, economic status, age has cultivated their experience over the years.

Sam Lai (she/her) is a queer, mixed-race acupuncturist focused on general practice, with a specialization in sports medicine and pain management. With training that blends the precision of sports medicine acupuncture with the gentle techniques of Japanese acupuncture. Sam is committed to promoting healing for whole-person wellness and supporting individuals through challenging physical and emotional transitions.