Dr. Hung believes in supporting the natural functions of the body as a guiding principle for treatment. Meeting his patients where they are at, to work towards their healing goals is his top priority. Dr. Hung utilizes acupuncture, herbal medicine, massage, naturopathic manipulations, UNDA therapy, qi gong, and diet and lifestyle adjustments in his approach to facilitate optimal health in his patients.
Dr. Hung received his Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine and Master of Acupuncture with a Chinese Herbal Medicine Specialization from the National University of Natural Medicine. From the start of his journey in medicine he has been an apprentice to Dr. Kamto Lee, a Chinese medicine and Qi gong master. While he was at NUNM, he worked with talented physicians and masters of Chinese medicine who strongly influences his treatment style. Some of which includes Dr. Heiner Fruehauf, Harry King, Dr. Greg Livingston, and Dr. Amy Bader. After graduation Dr. Hung continues to study with Dr. Kamto Lee and Dr. Fruehauf and maintains a close relationship with his other mentors in medicine.
Dr. Hung is experienced in treating pain conditions and musculoskeletal dysfunctions; he also treats a wide range of conditions from the common cold, gastrointestinal conditions, heart and circulatory disease to endocrine disorders, autoimmune disease, and metabolic disorders. The body is a holistic system that reflects its state to someone who knows how to read it, all conditions can be improved if not resolved with holistic medicine.
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Kirsten utilizes diverse approaches to address your health and wellness goals. A diplomat of Oriental Medicine, board certified herbalist and licensed acupuncturist, she graduated from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, where she received training in east asian herbalism, bodywork, acupuncture, nutrition, western biomedicine and Qi Gong exercises to improve health, strength and flexibility. As an apprentice in the art of Jin Shou Tuina, a lineage of manual medicine maintained through the North American Tang Shou Tao, she is well equipped to treat a wide variety of musculoskeletal complaints, including trauma of all varieties. She completed advanced coursework in Shiatsu (a Japanese style of bodywork) and Japanese Acupuncture, which are gentle methods for activating the body’s innate healing potential.
Kirsten comes to the treatment room with personal experience of East Asian medicine’s power to heal both internal and external conditions. As a young ski racer, she injured her low back. A year of physical therapy later, she was told she would just have to get used to being in pain for the rest of her life. A practitioner recommended yoga. After nearly 10 years of regular yoga practice, she found Qi Gong, a type of moving meditation rooted in Chinese Medicine. Qi Gong lead to a Masters in Oriental Medicine, which lead to Gong Fu. Gong Fu lead her to the trauma medicine embedded in the wisdom of traditional martial arts. Her body has never felt better.
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