Tess Richardson, L.Ac. received her Masters in Acupuncture from Tucson's Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. She is nationally certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and holds license #0585 in the state of Arizona.

A Word from Tess:
To paraphrase an ancient motto from Asian medicine: When there is pain and suffering in the human body, energy blockages are to be found and treated. Trust that when there is no more energy blockage, pain and suffering will be alleviated.

I help my clients transform their energy blockages into a shining new sense of well-being. I welcome you to Come Alive.

Holly Baker, M.S., L.Ac. earned a Master of Science degree in Oriental Medicine from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego. She holds California, Arizona, and national certifications in acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. In addition to her private practice, Holly's clinical experience includes the treatment of geriatric conditions at the Senior Health Clinic in San Diego affiliated with UCSD and treating children and their families in the integrative Hematology/Oncology unit at San Diego's Children's Hospital. Holly is also a faculty member at the Asian Institute of Medical Studies.

Holly's special interests include women's health issues, internal medicine, and emotional health. She has experience treating a variety of gynecological complaints including infertility. She is also passionate about using Chinese medicine to improve mental and emotional health. She has experience working with patients with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, addiction disorders, and other emotional health issues.

Lorraine Genewick, LMT

A Word from Lorraine:
Allowing the body to let go and release the things we hold on to is the purpose of massage. Therapeutic touch not only changes the physiology of the body but it also affects the mind and the spirit bringing awareness and wholeness."