Ayla Yavin

  • Injury recovery and pain relief.
  • Promoting a steady mind and healthy body.
  • Women's health and fertility support.
  • Orthopedic rehabilitation treatments.
  • Acupuncture for labor and delivery.

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Ayla Yavin Acupuncture

135 W 29th Street Suite # 1103, 1103, NYC, NY, 10001

Ayla Yavin, L.Ac., discovered Acupuncture during her career as a professional dancer when she began treatments for an injury incurred during a performance. Not only did Ayla make a complete recovery, she experienced the side effects of acupuncture treatment – a steady mind, a healthy body, and a better quality of life. She was inspired by the power of Chinese Medicine and its ability to transform injury and pain into opportunities for positive change. When Ayla returned to dance, she was a stronger performer than she ever had been. While continuing to dance professionally, Ayla began to study Chinese medicine and eventually decided to devote herself to its practice full time. Ayla Yavin is a licensed and board certified acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist. Ayla earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree at Swarthmore College. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Touro College’s Graduate Program in Oriental Medicine (GPOM) where she trained in Chinese Medicine while also earning a Master’s degree in Western Health Science. She completed a two-year internship at Lutheran Medical Center in Brooklyn, training in the Labor & Delivery, Oncology and Orthopedic Rehabilitation units. She also completed a two-year clinical internship focusing on internal medicine, women’s health, infertility, and orthopedic medicine. Ayla is trained as a Birth Doula, and has over a decade of experience as a yoga instructor. In addition to her private practice, Ayla is proud to be a member of the clinical staff at NYU Langone’s Harkness Center for Dance Injuries.

Initial Acupuncture Treatment

This treatment begins with a complete health history and culminates in a treatment customized to meet your individual needs. We may use a combination of therapies such as Acupuncture, Moxibustion, Gua Sha, cupping and massage. Herbs may also recommended in order to enhance your treatment. After your first treatment, you will have a clear idea of how many sessions you can expect to need and a realistic assessment of how Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine can meet your needs.

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