Visit our integrative wellness center at Nutrition World:
dietary
supplements, nutritionist, rolfing, grocery items, organic produce, massage, reflexology,
acupuncture and Chinese herbs, reiki, chiropractic, colon hydrotherapy, yoga, tai chi, EFT, bone density screening,
detox foot baths, infrared suana, natural pet food, skin care products, and personal
fitness training, all in one convenient location.
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| Susan Mosley, LAc., Dipl. C.H. |
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Susan
Mosley, LAc. obtained her Master's Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental
Medicine from Santa Barbara College of Oriental Medicine in California.
The NCCAOM recognizes her as a Certified Chinese Herbologist. She has
further training in cosmetic acupuncture, integrative treatment
techniques for fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue, Qi Gong and Reiki
energy healing disciplines, acupuncture in hospice situations, Dr.
Tan's balance method, and Koryo non-needle hand techniques.
Her
first career was as a respiratory therapist working primarily in the
Neonatal, Pediatric, and Adult Intensive Care units in prominent
teaching facilities throughout the country. Her B.S. was completed at
Georgia State University in Atlanta.
Susan
integrates all wellness disciplines to optimize your healing: prescribing Chinese herbal
formulas, dietary and supplement changes, specific exercises for your
condition, and teaching acupressure and breathing exercises you can do
daily. Due to her 25-year plus career in
hospital settings she is quite familiar with standard treatments and
medications and will work with your doctor to optimize your care.
Her
current special interest is infertility, working closely with many couples
who who wish to enhance fertility naturally or who are undergoing In-Vitro fertilization or other assisted
reproductive techniques.
To
enable all income levels to enjoy the benefits of acupuncture, she
offers a community acupuncture low cost option. Susan will also perform
acupuncture on companion animals at a local veterinary clinic, and is
available to do home visits to local assisted living facilities or
private homes.
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| Terry Jeanne, LAc., Dipl. O.M. |
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Terry Jeanne, L. Ac, purposefully chose the beautiful tri-state area for her practice. As
a professionally trained and licensed acupuncturist, and herbalist, she
is titled as a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine through the National
Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Her
bachelors’ degree was awarded by the University of California , Santa
Cruz, and her four-year masters’ degree was completed at the Southwest
Acupuncture College in Albuquerque, NM.
During
Oriental Medicine school she spent an entire year of her training as an
extern at the HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital in Albuquerque. She also worked a special support clinic for terminally ill diagnosed people. Additionally
she had extensive training in non-needle or needle-free techniques, and
served in both a men’s reproductive health and gynecology clinics.
After
graduation she was mentored in cosmetic acupuncture applications, and
especially in electro-acupuncture applications for people with macular
degeneration (a type of vision loss). Prior to Oriental
Medicine she worked as an adjudicator for the Social Security
Disability program and received an award from the Southwest Association
of Disability Examiners. Her first career was working as an Expressive Therapist in psychiatric settings.
Her
current focus on conditions made worse with stress, gives her a unique
perspective on the great variety of cases that seek alternative or
complimentary care. Involved in the Chattanooga community,
she is also a NAUI certified scuba diver, a member of the National
Alliance for the Mentally Ill, and the National Speleological Society. |
Four Seasons Wellness
Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs, Qi Gong, and Reiki
6237 Vance Road, Suite 4
Chattanooga TN 37421
423-596-9024
or
423-400-3884
Monday-Friday 7-7PM
Evenings/Weekends/House Calls available by appointment
Conveniently located at the intersection of Vance Road and Lee Highway, near 1-24, 1-75, and Hwy 153; easily accessible from the Chattanooga area, East Tennessee, North Georgia, and Northeast Alabama.
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Nature's everchanging dynamic of yin and yang:
light becoming darkness,
rigidity yielding to softness,
new growth springing from decay,
sunshine warming a cool pond.
Chinese medicine attempts to bring harmony to the mind and body
by balancing such opposing forces.
For example, by changing tension to relaxation,
hot to cool, fatigue to energy.
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