Megan Anderson received her Master of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine degree from AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in Austin, TX. Prior to pursuing her Master’s degree, Megan graduated from MSU with a Bachelor’s in Exercise Science. Utilizing both acupuncture and exercise science, she is able to treat pain conditions effectively by working with underlying structures in the human body. Additional training in cupping therapy, Tuina bodywork, and various forms of acupuncture together with her knowledge in herbal medicine, Megan is able to highly tailor her acupuncture treatments to the individual.

Megan recognizes that pain can manifest in many different forms, not just physically, but also mentally and emotionally. With this understanding she utilizes her skill sets with acupuncture, cupping, Gua sha, moxibustion, and electrical stimulation to treat all aspects of the human form.

She enjoys treating all types of conditions and loves this medicine because it is all-natural and truly treats the whole person. Her goal in providing acupuncture and Chinese medicinal herbs is to be your partner in health. Her passion is to empower each patient with the tools they need to embrace life with vitality, lucidity, and to leave with a deeper understanding of their health and body.

Megan spent her younger years growing up in the Sierra Nevadas, before moving to Montana in the early 2000’s. She enjoys exploring and spending time outdoors with her labrador, as well as painting, reading, and learning new things.

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Autumn grew up in the Colorado Rockies and has always felt a calling to work in the medical field, helping people. She obtained her Bachelors in Psychology at Colorado College in 2004. Although Autumn is a skeptic at heart, she came to love acupuncture and massage for its clinical effectiveness and personalized approach to treatments.

Autumn received her Master’s degree in Acupuncture and Oriental medicine (M.Ac.O.M.) at the Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine (SIEAM). During her studies she became skilled in various forms of acupuncture, bodywork and herbal medicine under the guidance of internationally regarded instructors.

Autumn has a special interest in women’s health, structural-related complaints, pain relief, and mental emotional disorders.

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