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Dr. Hui Kang is a Chinese Medical Doctor (M.D.) with over 30 years of clinical experience. She completed eight years of medical school in China, where she obtained her M.D. and M.Sc degrees, specializing in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. For 5 years Dr. Kang was a Professor of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Beijing University. She taught acupuncture, co-authored publications, and also practiced there. Dr. Kang relocated to Montreal, Canada in 1993 and became a certified acupuncturist, she gave lectures to medical students at McGill University and Quebec School of Acupuncture in Montreal, and established a reputable practice.
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In 2000 Dr. Hui Kang was certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in the USA, and became a registered licensed Acupuncturist in Pennsylvania. She is the first acupuncturist in Pennsylvania board certified by the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine (ABORM), specializing in infertility.
Dr. Kang also has treated many patients successfully for pain problems, allergies, stress, and cancer support, using acupuncture, herbal medicine and nutrition.She is a member of The Foundation for Wellness Professionals, as well as, specializes in Infertility. Dr. Kang puts her passion and energy into helping as many people as possible in their quest for optimum health and in educating them in the benefits of Oriental Medicine.
Office and Days
Paoli: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Narberth: Tuesday and Saturday
Dr. Kang also has treated many patients successfully for pain problems, allergies, stress, and cancer support, using acupuncture, herbal medicine and nutrition.She is a member of The Foundation for Wellness Professionals, as well as, specializes in Infertility. Dr. Kang puts her passion and energy into helping as many people as possible in their quest for optimum health and in educating them in the benefits of Oriental Medicine.
Office and Days
Paoli: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Narberth: Tuesday and Saturday
Pauline Avicolli -LMT
Paoli: Wednesday 8-12pm
Pauline is a licensed massage therapist in Pennsylvania after graduating from The Academy of Massage Therapy in Pottstown.
She specializes in deep tissue therapeutic massage,manual Lymphatic drainage and a variety of massage techniques. All treatments are individualized according to each clients' needs with an intuitive holistic approach.
She also is a Registered Nurse in Pennsylvania where she graduated from The Bryn Mawr School of Nursing and additionally, earned a Certificate as a Nutritional Holistic Health coach from the Integrative Institute of Nutrition in New York.
Paoli: Wednesday 8-12pm
Pauline is a licensed massage therapist in Pennsylvania after graduating from The Academy of Massage Therapy in Pottstown.
She specializes in deep tissue therapeutic massage,manual Lymphatic drainage and a variety of massage techniques. All treatments are individualized according to each clients' needs with an intuitive holistic approach.
She also is a Registered Nurse in Pennsylvania where she graduated from The Bryn Mawr School of Nursing and additionally, earned a Certificate as a Nutritional Holistic Health coach from the Integrative Institute of Nutrition in New York.
Silvia Martinez, Reiki Master
Paoli Office Hours:
Saturday 2pm-6pm
Sunday 10am-2pm
Born in Mexico, Silvia obtained her degree in International Business and worked as a buyer and planner for ten years on the automotive and pharmaceutic industry.
In 2008 she obtained her first Reiki certification. Three years later, after completed the Kundalini Yoga Instructor, Massage therapist and Reiki Master certifications, Silvia founded “Loto Yoga & Danza”. It was here where her need to connect, help, and serve others, was fulfilled through Kundalini Yoga Classes and Reiki Therapy.
On 2014 her husband was transferred to Pennsylvania by the company he worked for at that time. Once her family settled in their new life, Silvia got a USA certification as a Montessori Early Childhood Educator and Reiki Master. At the moment, she works as a Spanish Teacher, Montessori Co Teacher for Toddlers, and Reiki Therapist. When she is not at school or giving therapy, she loves to spend time with her daughter and husband doing triathlons, hiking, and practicing Transcendental Meditation. Books and movies are delights for her too.
Silvia feels blessed and grateful for having the chance to work with Dr. Kang and her talented and compassionate team.
What is Reiki?
Japanese healing art that promotes the body to engage its inner resources and stimulate balance.
Reiki is a non-manipulative, and gentle touch that helps a client get into a deep state of relaxation.
When the body is relaxed, the levels of cortisol and adrenaline decrease, and it is easy for the client's body to relax and focus on self-healing.
During the session, the client is fully clothed, laying on a massage table.
Reiki sessions can be targeted to specific areas if you have a particular issue.
Benefits of Reiki
How many sessions are recommended?
Just one session can change be a great support and boost of energy.
Reiki is cumulative, so it can be beneficial to receive a series of sessions to get more lasting results.
Typically, clients come weekly for one month and then begin to space out sessions to bi-weekly and then monthly.
Paoli Office Hours:
Saturday 2pm-6pm
Sunday 10am-2pm
Born in Mexico, Silvia obtained her degree in International Business and worked as a buyer and planner for ten years on the automotive and pharmaceutic industry.
In 2008 she obtained her first Reiki certification. Three years later, after completed the Kundalini Yoga Instructor, Massage therapist and Reiki Master certifications, Silvia founded “Loto Yoga & Danza”. It was here where her need to connect, help, and serve others, was fulfilled through Kundalini Yoga Classes and Reiki Therapy.
On 2014 her husband was transferred to Pennsylvania by the company he worked for at that time. Once her family settled in their new life, Silvia got a USA certification as a Montessori Early Childhood Educator and Reiki Master. At the moment, she works as a Spanish Teacher, Montessori Co Teacher for Toddlers, and Reiki Therapist. When she is not at school or giving therapy, she loves to spend time with her daughter and husband doing triathlons, hiking, and practicing Transcendental Meditation. Books and movies are delights for her too.
Silvia feels blessed and grateful for having the chance to work with Dr. Kang and her talented and compassionate team.
What is Reiki?
Japanese healing art that promotes the body to engage its inner resources and stimulate balance.
Reiki is a non-manipulative, and gentle touch that helps a client get into a deep state of relaxation.
When the body is relaxed, the levels of cortisol and adrenaline decrease, and it is easy for the client's body to relax and focus on self-healing.
During the session, the client is fully clothed, laying on a massage table.
Reiki sessions can be targeted to specific areas if you have a particular issue.
Benefits of Reiki
- Increasing relaxation and focus
- Mitigating side effects of medication
- Relieving and managing pain
- Reducing anxiety, stress, and worry
- Bringing about a sense of peace and wellbeing
- Connecting with your inner wisdom and creativity
- Mitigating side effects from cancer treatments
- Improving blood pressure
- Strengthening the immune system
- Supporting and nurturing the body during pregnancy and postpartum times
- Speeding up the body's healing process
- Getting clarity
- Relieving insomnia
How many sessions are recommended?
Just one session can change be a great support and boost of energy.
Reiki is cumulative, so it can be beneficial to receive a series of sessions to get more lasting results.
Typically, clients come weekly for one month and then begin to space out sessions to bi-weekly and then monthly.
Roxanne Caines-Thomas
Roxanne Caines-Thomas is a licensed and nationally certified acupuncturist. She is a graduate of Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York with extensive knowledge of acupuncture, herbs, and various treatment modalities, that include but are not limited to:
• the use of acupuncture needles
• cupping
• moxibustion
• electro-acupuncture
In the past twelve years her clinical experience has exposed her to diverse populations of patients in the Philadelphia section of Pennsylvania, where she has honed her skills in orthopedic and physical therapy care, treating people with motor vehicle and work related accidents.
Her externship at the Initiative for Women with Disabilities in New York, emboldened her ability to address the unique concerns of a marginalized community of women with physical and emotional concerns. Those being anything from heart disease, menopausal symptoms, to the stressors associated with working mothers. Roxanne has also had the pleasure of working in the community acupuncture setting, at an externship for drug detoxification at the Fortune Society in New York. Here she was part of a team that valued providing a safe place, where dignity is as much a priority as the therapy administered. It is within the prism of this experience that she strives to be her patient's ally in their goal for optimal healthcare.
Roxanne Caines-Thomas currently resides in Montgomery county, where she is the proud mother of three beautiful children and a golden collie named Benji. She is an avid fan of all things sci-fi and in her spare time a novice student of muay thai kickboxing.
Roxanne Caines-Thomas is a licensed and nationally certified acupuncturist. She is a graduate of Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York with extensive knowledge of acupuncture, herbs, and various treatment modalities, that include but are not limited to:
• the use of acupuncture needles
• cupping
• moxibustion
• electro-acupuncture
In the past twelve years her clinical experience has exposed her to diverse populations of patients in the Philadelphia section of Pennsylvania, where she has honed her skills in orthopedic and physical therapy care, treating people with motor vehicle and work related accidents.
Her externship at the Initiative for Women with Disabilities in New York, emboldened her ability to address the unique concerns of a marginalized community of women with physical and emotional concerns. Those being anything from heart disease, menopausal symptoms, to the stressors associated with working mothers. Roxanne has also had the pleasure of working in the community acupuncture setting, at an externship for drug detoxification at the Fortune Society in New York. Here she was part of a team that valued providing a safe place, where dignity is as much a priority as the therapy administered. It is within the prism of this experience that she strives to be her patient's ally in their goal for optimal healthcare.
Roxanne Caines-Thomas currently resides in Montgomery county, where she is the proud mother of three beautiful children and a golden collie named Benji. She is an avid fan of all things sci-fi and in her spare time a novice student of muay thai kickboxing.