Michelle (Eusung) Woo, L.Ac, LMT, NCCAOM diplomate

601 Washington Ave, Dumont, NJ

Starting a journey with a new acupuncturist can evoke a mix of excitement and nervousness.
You may have questions about my styles and experiences. When looking for a TCM practitioner, it’s essential to find someone who is licensed, experienced, and who you feel comfortable with.

My motivation for being an acupuncturist stems from a desire to help myself. By understanding my own challenges in life’s journey and the healing potential of acupuncture, I not only try to foster a meaningful connection to the practice but also equip the tools to offer effective care.

During our sessions, I invite you to share your medical history and any specific concerns you may have. Sometimes, you might not be fully aware of your issues, and even if you are, you may feel unsure about how to address them. I take time to listen and do not jump to conclusions. I am patient, empathetic, and values through comprehension. My goal is to support you throughout this journey, ensuring you feel informed.

Education and Training:
M.S. in Acupuncture, Eastern School of Acupuncture and Traditional Medicine, Bloomfield, NJ
Intern Clinic at Veteran Affairs medical center, East Orange, NJ

Professional Memberships:
NCCAOM( National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine)
diplomate of Acupuncture
Licensed acupuncturist in New Jersey and New York
Licensed massage therapist in New Jersey

Languages Spoken:
English and Korean

Areas of conditions treated most frequently:
anxiety, common cold, constipation, depression, diarrhea, headache, low back pain, shoulder pain, neck pain, menstrual irregularities, pain, sleep disturbance.

Acupuncture and Chinese medicine is a safe, effective and drug-free therapy. Feel free to reach out and get started. When I am not at Based In Acupuncture, I see patients at Fort Lee Rehabilitation at 530 Main Street.