Carolyn Mayo is a doctor of Chinese Medicine specializing in pain management and women's health. She earned her Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine from the Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine College in Berkeley in 2012. Carolyn went on to receive her Doctorate in Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in San Francisco.
She has practiced at Alta Bates Hospital's Herrick Campus, Lifelong West Berkeley Primary Care Clinic, and the San Francisco Prenatal Clinic. In 2014, Carolyn founded Piedmont Acupuncture & Integrative Wellness to serve Oakland and the surrounding Bay Area community. Carolyn is proud to offer affordable, quality, holistic health care to her community in Oakland where she was raised.
She has practiced at Alta Bates Hospital's Herrick Campus, Lifelong West Berkeley Primary Care Clinic, and the San Francisco Prenatal Clinic. In 2014, Carolyn founded Piedmont Acupuncture & Integrative Wellness to serve Oakland and the surrounding Bay Area community. Carolyn is proud to offer affordable, quality, holistic health care to her community in Oakland where she was raised.
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Your first office visit will typically take between 60-90 minutes and includes a detailed health history, an extended intake, Q&A, treatment planning, and a customized acupuncture treatment. Visits for established patients are generally 45-60 minutes and include progress updates and an acupuncture treatment.
Testimonials
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Carolyn did a combination treatment of hot cups for my lower back pain and acupuncture for some other issues. She has a very intuitive touch and at the end of the appointment I was floating on a cloud. Slept for 9 hours straight when I got home and woke up feeling brand new! Carolyn is an excellent practitioner!
Herbal Medicine
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Chinese Herbal Medicine is a sophisticated form of natural medicine that has been practiced safely and effectively for centuries and can treat a wide variety of modern diseases by naturally supporting and supplementing the body. In fact, many of the Western pharmaceutical drugs that are in use today are derived from components found in Chinese herbs.
Nutritional Therapy
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What we eat on a daily basis has a profound influence on our health. Nutrition is one of the major foundations of Chinese medicine and is crucial to our ability to heal. Our practitioners will give dietary counseling that is based in the theories of traditional Chinese medicine, as well as modern research.
Other Modalities
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During your acupuncture visit, you may receive tui na for a few minutes before or after acupuncture in order to support the effectiveness of the treatment. Tui Na is a powerful form of medical massage based on the same traditional Chinese medical principles as acupuncture.
Tui Na, which literally means "pushing, grasping, " involves manual techniques such as brushing, kneading, roll/pressing, traction, range of motion, and rubbing along the affected meridians to improve the circulation of qi and blood in the meridians and muscles.Tui Na is particularly effective in the treatment of both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, such as structural misalignments and sports injuries, as well as internal diseases.
Tui Na, which literally means "pushing, grasping, " involves manual techniques such as brushing, kneading, roll/pressing, traction, range of motion, and rubbing along the affected meridians to improve the circulation of qi and blood in the meridians and muscles.Tui Na is particularly effective in the treatment of both acute and chronic musculoskeletal conditions, such as structural misalignments and sports injuries, as well as internal diseases.
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