Welcome

     Brittany has a deep understanding of managing pain using acupuncture. Being involved in a horrific car accident at 17, she discovered this medicine through her own relief while being in treatment. She fell in love with incorporating the deep emotional and spiritual approach of Five Element Acupuncture (5E) to treatment, which is why she chose one of the best Five Element Acupuncture schools on the east coast.  

 

      Brittany received her Masters of Acupuncture Degree (M.Ac.) from Maryland University of Integrative Health in 2014, formerly known as Tai Sophia Institute. Prior to earning her degree she attended Elizabethtown College where she received her Bachelor’s of Arts Degree, specializing in Communications, Public Relations, Psychology, Women’s Studies and Anthropology. After completing her graduate degree, she opened her private practice and joined into the Post Graduate Animal Acupuncture Certificate program, in which she completed in 2015. Since opening her business, she has performed thousands of acupuncture treatments on humans, horses, dogs and cats. 

She combines her training in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Five Element Acupuncture, eight principle theory, and her own intuition to support patients on a physical level, as well as a deeply psycho-emotional level. 

 

     Brittany currently holds the following certificates:

• Licensed Acupuncturist through the Maryland Board of Acupuncture

• Animal Acupuncturist Certificate issued by Maryland University of Integrative Health in 2015 to treat horses, dogs, cats and rabbits

• Certified in the Dr. Tan Balancing Method

• Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture Specialist

• Acu Detox Specialist Certificate issues by the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA)

• Completed electives with a focus on fertility and pregnancy 

• Certified in Clean Needle Technique by Council of Colleges of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine

 

Brittany enjoys living off of her homestead with her husband, Josh, their two dogs, a cat and a full hen house of laying chickens. They enjoy being outdoors, hiking, camping, bluegrass music, gathering wild food, gardening, archery, ethical bow hunting, fly fishing and loving the creatures on their funny farm.