Yana Denisova is a passionate Doctor of Chinese Medicine in Acupuncture. She has extensive knowledge in both traditional Chinese and classical acupuncture as well as Japanese acupuncture, Dry needling (IMS), Scalp acupuncture, Guasha, Sinew releases, Moxa, nutritional therapy, herbal medicine, and craniosacral therapy. Outside of her clinical practice, Yana dedicates her time to furthering her professional education and enjoying moments with her family and pets.

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Yana has pursued her studies across multiple traditions of Chinese medicine and acupuncture, and remains deeply shaped by her teachers. She is grateful to the famous Japanese acupuncturist Kiiko Matsumoto for demonstrating that acupuncture can be both gentle and profoundly effective. Since 2020, her advanced studies with 88th-generation Daoist priest and physician Jeffrey Yuen have introduced her to aspects of Chinese medicine rarely addressed in modern training — approaches that engage the unseen influences on health, the imprint of lived experience, and the deeper layers of human existence that shape how illness arises and transforms. As a student of this lineage, Yana brings a quiet attentiveness to these dimensions, working not only with the physical body, but with the more subtle processes that inform a person’s healing trajectory.

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Her studies have allowed Yana to specialize in treatments for pain, integrative oncology, gastrointestinal issues, chronic conditions, women’s health, mental-emotional issues, geriatrics, and more.

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Committed to providing the highest standard of care, she has actively pursued advanced post-graduate education, expanding her expertise into the specialized fields of acupuncture, women’s health, sports medicine, and neurology. By continuously integrating these diverse disciplines into her practice, she ensures a comprehensive approach that allows her to better address the unique and evolving needs of her patients.