Blake began school for acupuncture and Classical Chinese Medicine in 2004 and began working at Lotus Center in 2005 assisting in the pharmacy, treatment room and front desk. At Daoist Traditions College of Chinese Medicine, she studied traditional and classical Chinese medicine, including with the internationally known teacher and 88th generation Daoist teacher, Jeffrey Yuen. After graduating in 2008, she was certified in Oriental Medicine by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Blake then started her work as an acupuncturist and herbalist providing acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, and making custom herbal remedies. She has continued her studies in Classical Chinese Medicine with Suzanne Robidoux, including the successful completion of a two-year course in Jing Fang herbal medicine based on the teachings of Dr. Hu Xi Shu.

Blake’s early life prepared her for an interest in healing with natural foods. She worked for many years at Deep Roots Market in Greensboro helping folks navigate dietary changes. She began studying traditional healing theories at this time, and realized that what might be healing for one person might not be healing for another, and that the body gives clues to what sort of imbalance might be present.

Since working at Lotus Center she has treated a wide range of issues including digestive complaints, anxiety/insomnia/depression, pain and dysfunction, chronic illness, and women’s health with acupuncture, cupping, and herbal medicine. Blake has great interest in herbal processing and custom products including topical remedies.

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Olivia earned her Master’s degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from the AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in Austin, Texas in 2014. It was through this training and subsequent years of studies in clinical nutrition, functional medicine, medical qi gong, reiki, and facilitated meditation/hypnosis that she came to understand medicine from a truly holistic perspective.

Olivia has witnessed the profound positive changes which can arise from embracing the wholistic perspectives inherent in Chinese Medicine. She sees body, mind, and spirit as inseparable and directs her attention and care to the whole person. In practice today she uses an integrative approach of acupuncture, herbs, nutrition, spirit and mind-body modalities to complement patients’ ongoing medical interventions as well as support those who seek an alternative healing path.

Through her years of practice and study Olivia has successfully treated patients with a widerange of conditions. She is grateful for the many clinical experiences which have allowed her to specialize in fertility support for all genders, pain management, stress management, nutrition and dietary coaching/support, energetic realignment, and mind-body meditation guidance. Because she understands that each person is different, Olivia creates treatment plans tailored to help meet each person’s unique goals and challenges and enjoys helping people find the right path to nurture health.

Olivia is a licensed acupuncturist, Applied Clinical Nutritionist, and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Social Research from Guilford College. She has studied Sheng Zhen Qi Gong and Medical Qi Gong with Master Li Junfeng and is Certified Reiki Master Teacher of the Dr. Mikao Usui lineage. Most recently she has become a Certified Hypnotherapist having studied at the Mandala Institute for Holistic Mental Health in Toronto.

Olivia was raised in Greensboro by scientists and grew up here surrounded by artists. This cultivated a deep joy of learning and discovery as well as an innate sense of creativity. After following the path of the artist, and then scientist, she discovered the path of the healer. These loves of science and creativity now guide her in all aspects of her healing arts. She feels very blessed to be in a position to use her passions to improve the lives of others.

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Tammy began a career as a flight attendant and enjoyed traveling both domestically and internationally. The travel aspect of the job was exciting and rewarding but during flight is when she realized that she was drawn to the path of caring for and serving people. When she was pregnant with her first child her baby was breech. Her OB/GYN recommended that she seek a Chinese Medicine treatment with moxibustion to help turn the breech baby. This led her to research acupuncture and Chinese medicine. In her research she was excited to learn of therapies and ways to treat disease without the use of pharmaceuticals. She had family members who were struggling with disease and who wanted to find relief without taking a lot of pain medication. She became interested in studying Acupuncture and later when her children were older she enrolled at Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine.

In 2018 she began working as support staff for Stillpoint Acupuncture and in 2020 she completed the masters program at Jung Tao. Tammy feels that the tools and techniques she has learned from studying Chinese Medicine allow her to continue on her path to care for and serve people. She finds it deeply rewarding to help people find better health and balance through this medicine.

Tammy has her BS in elementary education from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA and a Diploma of Acupuncture from Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine in Sugar Grove, NC. She still enjoys traveling but balances it with a rewarding home life raising her daughter and son as well as their rescue animals Donato, the cat and Lily, the St. Bernard.

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Heather McIver graduated from Southwest Acupuncture College in Boulder, CO. She opened Stillpoint Acupuncture in 2001 and has been thrilled to see the popularity of Chinese Medicine grow since then. A major influence on her practice was her two-year course of study with Lonny Jarrett, author of Nourishing Destiny: The Inner Tradition of Chinese Medicine, and nationally recognized authority on integrating both Traditional Chinese Medicine and Five Element Acupuncture into a cohesive practice style. Heather has made two trips to Beijing, China where she learned from accomplished doctors of acupuncture. Heather’s true love is Chinese Herbal Medicine. In 2014 she completed a two-year advanced Graduate Mentorship Program with Sharon Weizenbaum. In 2015, she began studying with Dr. Feng Shi Lun and to this day continues that study with his student, Dr. Suzanne Robidoux. In 2019, she completed Dr. Robidoux’s two-year Jing Fang Classical formulas course and became a lineage holder in the Hu Xi Shu / Feng Shi Lun Six Syndrome System understanding of the use of Zhang Zhong Jing classical herbal formulas. This system provides a clear diagnostic process and understanding of the formulas that she has found produces faster and more profound results.

Heather holds a BA in Religious Studies from Guilford College, and a Masters in Health Education from the University of NC at Greensboro in addition to her MSOM. Heather is the mother of two children and enjoys writing, reading and good food!

Heather McIver graduated from Southwest Acupuncture College in Boulder, CO. She opened Stillpoint... Read More