Danielia Falcon, aka “Dee Dee” received her Masters of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture from Yo San University. She focused her training in mental health, geriatrics and Japanese Shonishin Pediatric Acupuncture, but enjoys the complexities of all cases. She often prefers to refer to herself as an 

“Acutherapist” as there is so much more to Traditional Asian medicine than needles. 

Like many alternative medicine practitioners, her arrival to TCM came after her own health issues. The surprise she found along the way was the preventative health value. She makes it her mission to educate on the value of, not only healing acute and chronic health issues, but maintaining homeostasis with regular tune ups to prevent imbalances and lessen the mental and physical symptoms from everyday 

stresses and viral attacks through the seasons. She is also a big proponent of herbs believing they provide the soundtrack to the action of the needles. 

Prior to becoming an Acupuncturist, she had a long career in veterinary medicine as a vet technician where she honed her observation skills through patients who cannot tell you what’s wrong with them. She brings this heightened ability to her patient assessments to achieve a full, well rounded view of the 

overall patient story and get to the root source of the complaint. 

During her free time, Danielia enjoys journaling, cooking and experimenting with medicinal food recipes, movies, television and long rides on her e-bike.