Dr. Reagan Taylor
- Acupuncture for mental well-being support.
- Treating neurological conditions with acupuncture.
- Providing patient-centered acupuncture care.
- Nurturing, compassionate acupuncture treatments.
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AIMC Austin
Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM) Director of Clinical Education - AIMC Austin Licensed Acupuncturist - Texas License #AC01712 Diplomate of Oriental Medicine - NCCAOM American Organization for Bodywork Therapies of Asia (AOBTA) - Professional Member Dr. Reagan Taylor is a true Austinite and seventh-generation Texan who is deeply committed to offering heart centered, nurturing care to her patients. Reagan received her Master’s and Doctorate degrees from AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine, where she went on to become a full time faculty member. Currently, Reagan serves as the Director of Clinical Education at AIMC Austin, where she helps uphold excellence in clinical training, guiding interns in their professional growth with a strong focus on patient-centered care. Dr. Taylor is a licensed acupuncturist & herbalist, specializing in mental health and neurological disorders. Driven by a deep commitment to healthcare equity and accessibility, she strives to provide compassionate, inclusive care to all. Outside of work, Reagan enjoys cooking simple & healthy meals, seeing live music, traveling, swimming in the beautiful rivers of Central Texas, hiking, camping, and cuddling her two unruly, lovable dogs and her feisty calico cat.
6836 Austin Center Blvd, Bldg 1, Suite 270, Austin, TX, 78731-3188
- For returning patients only. Includes acupuncture, herbal support, and any additional modalities as needed for your ongoing care.
6836 Austin Center Blvd, Bldg 1, Suite 270, Austin, TX, 78731-3188
Acupuncture treatment and herbal consultation from a small group of students with a licensed supervisor present at all times. While patients receive their treatment from interns, these appointments are booked through the supervisor.