Chaiya Sherman
- Acupuncture for chronic pain management and relief.
- Acupuncture for acute pain and hospital-based pain support.
- Emotion-informed acupuncture approaches for pain regulation.
- Trigger point and needle techniques for muscle tension.
- Community-focused clinic acupuncture for general wellness.
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The Village Acupuncture and Health Clinic
4208 198th St SW, Ste 202, Lynnwood, WA, 98036
Chaiya started working in traditional medicines in 1995 as an Ayurvedic assistant. Since then she has worked as a massage therapist, doula, and acupuncturist, with minor forays into the world of realty, insurance, and even photography. She graduated from Bastyr University with both her masters and doctoral degrees in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, the DAOM being the highest degree in the field. Her dissertation was on the intersection of chronic pain and how unresolved emotion contributes to pain management challenges. She spent 2 years working at Harborview Medical Center on the Acute Pain Service team as an acupuncture intern. She founded and opened The Village Acupuncture & Health Clinic in May 2022. Chaiya is also the current President of Washington Acupuncture and Eastern Medicine Association, the Washington State association of acupuncturists. She loves helping her colleagues through education and legislative leadership. When she's not in the office, you'll probably find her surrounded by animals out in the garden.
This stand alone or add-on treatment uses homeopathic, vitamin, or herbal solutions injected into acupuncture points for additional health concerns or relief. *Returning patients only. No insurance billing for injections. B12, MICC, Traumeel, and other substances available seasonally.