"I started working with Natalie because I had a "broken heart" with the usual symptoms of weightloss, poor sleep and sadness. I also suffered of a tenacious exzema. I had given up hope on this skin condition since I had tried many approaches and barely found any improvement.
After receiving acupuncture and herbs from Natalie for 4 month now, my skin has improved significantly; My appetite is good, I sleep better and feel overall lighter and happier. I highly recommend working with her.
By the way: I had always been scared of needles!"
Monika H., Yahoo
About Natalie
Natalie Miner
Natalie Miner, L.Ac., is an Acupuncturist, Herbalist and Massage Therapist, who is dedicated to relieving pain and restoring health to her patients through a blend of Western and Eastern therapeutic techniques.
Natalie’s unique professional background includes research in Mechanical Engineering, competitive sports, athletic coaching and psychology. She brings to her clients not only a thorough understanding of anatomy, physiology and kinesiology, but also a highly-trained ear that is helpful in dealing with mood disorders and stress management.
Prior to beginning her journey toward traditional Chinese medicine, Over 15 years Natalie was researcher in Academic Institute, then she became director of a utilities consulting firm in Tartarstan, Russia. Her interest in competitive sports led her to become a Certified Sports Massage Therapist, and then a practitioner of Su Jok. She met her husband in 2000 and a year later moved to the US, where she has continued her study and practice of alternative medicine. Natalie received her Master’s of Traditional Chinese Medicine from the University of East West Medicine in Sunnyvale.
Natalie has served as a hospice volunteer at Pathways, a not-for-profit healthcare organization. She is a member of the Veteran’s Project of Acupuncturists without Borders, whose mission is to bring compassionate and effective relief and recovery to underserved communities affected by disaster, war, conflict and poverty.
When she’s not working, Natalie enjoys opera, ballet and classical music.
About Natalie
Natalie Miner
Natalie’s unique professional background includes research in Mechanical Engineering, competitive sports, athletic coaching and psychology. She brings to her clients not only a thorough understanding of anatomy, physiology and kinesiology, but also a highly-trained ear that is helpful in dealing with mood disorders and stress management.
Prior to beginning her journey toward traditional Chinese medicine, Over 15 years Natalie was researcher in Academic Institute, then she became director of a utilities consulting firm in Tartarstan, Russia. Her interest in competitive sports led her to become a Certified Sports Massage Therapist, and then a practitioner of Su Jok. She met her husband in 2000 and a year later moved to the US, where she has continued her study and practice of alternative medicine. Natalie received her Master’s of Traditional Chinese Medicine from the University of East West Medicine in Sunnyvale.
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Natalie has served as a hospice volunteer at Pathways, a not-for-profit healthcare organization. She is a member of the Veteran’s Project of Acupuncturists without Borders, whose mission is to bring compassionate and effective relief and recovery to underserved communities affected by disaster, war, conflict and poverty.
When she’s not working, Natalie enjoys opera, ballet and classical music.