Lacey Park is an acupuncturist with a deep curiosity about Traditional Chinese Medicine and the many ways it can be used in modern life.
She studied acupuncture at the Canadian College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine and has also spent time in China observing how Chinese medicine is practiced in hospitals and clinical settings. That experience deepened her interest in practical, accessible TCM and in the many different ways this medicine can look outside of the typical North American treatment room.
Her treatments may include acupuncture, fire cupping, gua sha, acupressure, tuina, meridian massage, and other TCM techniques depending on the person in front of her.
Lacey is especially interested in the patterns that show up in everyday health, the little details people sometimes dismiss, and the process of figuring out how all those pieces fit together. She is continually studying, questioning, and learning, and brings that same curiosity into the treatment room.
Outside of practice, community building is a big part of her life. Lacey lives in the land-sharing community of South Knowlesville and serves on the board of the Knowlesville Art & Nature Center. She loves projects that bring people together, create useful shared spaces, and make small communities stronger.
Even more than studying Chinese medicine, she loved getting out on the trails, sledding, wheeling, wandering through the forest, foraging, and hanging out with her Chihuahuas, El Chapo and Pablo.
