Our Providers

Acupuncturist

Kristy is a licensed acupuncturist with a Master’s degree in Oriental Medicine. She graduated in 2004 from one of the top ten schools in the US for Traditional Chinese Medicine, The Atlantic Institute Of Oriental Medicine. Founded by medical doctors and acupuncturists from China, she received one of the best educations available in TCM. Kristy has also worked with many acupuncture providers in Maryland with backgrounds in Five Element acupuncture, and has learned to incorporate treatments which are result- oriented and have proven to bring relief to her clients.

Kristy previously worked in the Community Acupuncture setting at Community Acupuncture of Towson, where she developed her distal treatment plans shown to provide relief for almost any symptom. Kristy also worked as the Director of Outreach for Mend Acupuncture, providing Community and Private acupuncture sessions. In 2016 she presented the first Acupuncture Grand Rounds in Oncology for Western Medical Providers CEU credit at GBMC, a service which continues to this day. Kristy’s passion to bridge information, and support the collaboration of Western and Eastern medicine, can be seen in every treatment and training she provides clients and fellow acupuncturists.

Acupuncturist/Clinical Director

Sarah Moon is a Maryland State Board-licensed acupuncturist, certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). She earned her Master of Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and her Doctor of Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (DAcHM) from the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine (VUIM).

Before her career in Integrative Medicine, Sarah attained a Bachelor’s degree in Biological Science from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. Her diverse educational background provides a solid foundation for integrating traditional Chinese medicine with modern scientific principles.

Passionate about holistic healing, Sarah advocates for a balanced approach that harmonizes Western and Eastern medicine. She is dedicated to helping her patients achieve optimal health and wellness, utilizing a comprehensive treatment approach that includes acupuncture, gua sha, herbal medicine, electro-acupuncture, cupping, moxibustion, meditation, and personalized lifestyle recommendations.

Sarah’s mission is to provide high-quality, compassionate, and reliable care to support her patients’ wellness journeys and ensure they receive the utmost benefit from each treatment.

Acupuncturist

Carly is a licensed acupuncturist in Maryland and is nationally-board certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). She graduated from the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine and holds a Master’s of Science in Acupuncture. Prior to studying acupuncture, she received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Towson University. Carly was first introduced to acupuncture as a patient while receiving treatment for chronic pain. After having treatments that greatly improved her quality of life and reduced her pain, it has become her mission to spread hope and healing to others facing health challenges.

Carly is devoted to assisting her patients on their healing journey. She is a firm believer that acupuncture is a beautiful, ancient medicine that can offer many solutions to our modern day concerns. As an acupuncturist, she believes in each patient’s capacity for self-healing and that the body has an inner knowing of how to achieve balance.

Acupuncturist

Angela is a licensed and board certified acupuncturist. She completed her master’s degree in Acupuncture and East Asian Medicine at Texas Health and Science University in Austin, Texas. In her undergraduate years as an Asian Studies major, she spent a term in China where she was first exposed to food as medicine and the curative properties of herbs. She observed how the culture embraces health principles through many facets of life which she now knows to be the pillars of Chinese medicine: diet, connection with nature, meditation, exercise, acupuncture and herbal treatments.

Later in life, through questions regarding her own health, she began working with an acupuncturist. Angela’s treatments as a patient made such an impact on her that she decided to learn how to practice this medical system and give her time to others seeking their own health answers.

Working with patients is a joy for Angela. Through reestablishing health by alleviating pain, restoring mental health and balancing emotions, she has seen patients regain parts of themselves to live fuller, more enriching lives. Angela is a general practitioner and her areas of interest include chronic and complex conditions, pain management, autoimmune support, mental and emotional health, pregnancy support, menopause support, migraines, and allergies.

Acupuncturist

Bing Wang is a Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.) and Certified Physician Assistant (PA-C) in Maryland. Bing graduated from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, which is one of the most prestigious universities of traditional Chinese Medicine. He holds the Medical Bachelor degree of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Doctor degree of Integrative Medicine. Bing is also certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) in the United States.

Bing brings the diverse medical experiences to our clinic. He previously worked as an acupuncturist in China, and then he was funded and completed some medical research projects in Neuroscience at Johns Hopkins Hospital. For the past few years, Bing has been working as a physician assistant in GBMC and Franklin Square Hospital, and an acupuncturist as well.

Bing’s education and experience in both oriental and western medicine are unique and exceptional, which benefits his practice and provides the advanced acupuncture care for his patients. He believes regaining the balance and harmony of Yin & Yang is the key to get rid of exogenous pathogenic factors, stimulate the inner energy to adjust the excessive or deficiency of the body and promote recovery from diseases. Bing’s belief is that “To every patient, every time, you will provide the care that you would want for your own loved ones.”

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Lakan Ubaya is a Maryland State Board-licensed acupuncturist, certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). He earned his master’s in acupuncture and East Asian medicine at the Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine, a rigorous school that emphasized hands-on clinical education from day one. He is trained in other modalities, such as Chinese herbal medicine, qi gong, and tui na (Chinese bodywork). He is certified in Hilot, his ancestral medicine, by the Hilot Academy of Binabaylan in the Philippines.

Lakan Ubaya’s journey into acupuncture started as a patient in a community clinic struggling with severe burnout and multiple health complications from a nonprofit job. This experience radically transformed his life and brought him to his silbi (path). His treatment style is informed by his lived experience as an AuDHD, queer, trans person of the global majority. He believes medicine can be truly transformative if it is approached with the whole of a person in mind (more than mind body!), a collaboration to create new and better realities.

Although Lakan Ubaya is more of a generalist, he is comfortable treating a wide variety of conditions. He has extensive experience working with folks seeking support for POTS, nervous system imbalances, hyper-mobile disorders, gender-affirming surgery recovery, and HRT side effects.

Acupuncturist

Yuna Oh is a Doctor of Acupuncture candidate at the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine, where she has been pursuing her doctoral and master’s degrees in acupuncture.

Her educational journey began in South Korea, where she earned a Bachelor of Digital Economics. This early academic experience helped shape her analytical approach to patient care and led her toward a deeper interest in health and wellness, ultimately guiding her towards acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

Yuna’s professional experience includes internships and externships at prestigious institutions, where she honed her skills in acupuncture and patient care. As an Internship Acupuncturist at the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine Clinic and Externship Acupuncturist at the Life With Cancer Center of INOVA Hospital, she worked closely with diverse patient populations, focusing on holistic treatment plans. She is also an active Community Support Volunteer at Johns Hopkins Hospital, where she contributes her expertise in complementary and alternative therapies to support cancer patients and others in need. In addition to her clinical expertise, Yuna has earned several certifications that underscore her commitment to excellence in her field. She is certified by the Maryland Department of Health, the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in Oncology Acupuncture.

Her clinical approach is deeply rooted in the philosophies of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and she is particularly skilled in advanced acupuncture techniques, including Master Tung, Korean Four Needle Technique, and Auricular and Abdominal Acupuncture. She is proficient in various therapeutic modalities such as Gua Sha, Tui Na, Cupping (moving and wet), Trigger Point Needling, and Moxa, all of which she incorporates into her treatments to address a wide range of conditions.

Yuna is passionate about integrating the ancient wisdom of acupuncture with modern medical practices, always striving to provide her patients with comprehensive, compassionate, and individualized care.

Acupuncturist

Batya Kleen is a licensed Acupuncturist in the State of Maryland. She received her Master’s Degree in Acupuncture from Northwestern Health Sciences University College of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine with an emphasis in Sports Medicine, and her Doctorate of Acupuncture with an emphasis in Integrative Medicine from Pacific College of Health and Science. She has completed certification and training in Craniosacral Therapy from the Heartwood Institute.

Through her training at Northwestern Health Sciences, she’s completed several internships that provided integrative care. These included the Integrative Clinic of Minnesota where she worked with chiropractor, massage therapy, and medical students to develop plans of care for their patients, and the Human Performance Center where she helped patients who were athletes. Batya also interned at the UMMC Riverside Hospital, where she treated post-op orthopedic surgery patients and antepartum patients.

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Nicholas Adams is a licensed acupuncturist in Maryland, committed to helping patients achieve lasting wellness through integrative care. He holds a Master of Science in Acupuncture from the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine (VUIM) and is pursuing a Doctorate in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (DAcHM). He also earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Salisbury University.

As a personal trainer and Taiji/ Qigong instructor, Nicholas views movement as medicine. He specializes in pain management and empowers patients to incorporate therapeutic exercise into their daily routines for lasting results.

Nicholas’s passion for Chinese medicine began with his early interest in martial arts, sparking a lifelong exploration of Eastern philosophy and healing practices. He has since dedicated himself to refining his skills in acupuncture and holistic therapy, offering personalized, compassionate care to each patient.

Integrative Nutritionist

Anabel graduated with a Masters in Integrative Clinical Nutrition from the Maryland University of Integrative Health in August 2018. She is a Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS) as well as a Licensed Dietician Nutritionist (LDN).

Anabel works collaboratively with her clients to identify dietary changes that are manageable, recognizing that incremental changes that can be fully integrated into the client’s life are the most sustainable. She believes that although food is extremely important to health, stress management, exercise and sleep are also important issues that need to be addressed. She does not believe in one size fits all but rather that each client has different needs and she tailors each counseling session accordingly.

Anabel firmly believes that food can be therapeutic in the treatment of almost all common diseases affecting our society today. From weight loss to diabetes to autoimmune diseases, diet and lifestyle changes can have a profound effect on the body and contribute to optimal health.

Massage Therapist

Sarah completed her 600-hour Professional Massage education at the Potomac Massage Training Institute In Silver Spring, Maryland in early 2020. She brings over 8 years of experience teaching yoga in the Baltimore area as well as training in the Feldenkrais Method of Somatic Education in New York to her practice. She is passionate about body work and believes in the body’s inherent capacity to heal itself when given compassionate, informed cues and strives to provide each client with the tactile information their body needs to activate the relief and relaxation they are looking for. Sarah is excited to join the team at Resilient Health Acupuncture and Wellness.

Massage Therapist

Sherry has been practicing massage therapy for the past 20 years. She graduated from Baltimore School of Massage in 2004 where she was trained in various different styles of massage, such as Swedish, deep tissue, and myofascial release massage. She enjoys practicing a more therapeutic approach to massage, combining the techniques she has learned over the years to help clients relieve their aches and pains. She is also an esthetician, graduating from Chesapeake School of Esthetics in Arnold, Maryland.

She enjoys being able to help clients feel their absolute best and looks forward to learning additional ways of helping clients in the future.