T R I N A L I O N
Acupuncturist Trina Lion has provided pain and stress relief for adults, children, and families since 2005. She has a decade of clinical experience in Shanghai, China and is the first acupuncturist to have been credentialed by Mercy Medical Center and by the Sheppard Pratt Health System.
Trina treats both psychological and physiological symptoms. Do you have headaches and stress? Reproductive health concerns and anxiety? Spiritual and physical scars? Whatever your combination of symptoms, Trina teaches as she treats, so you are empowered to make choices that support your well-being and quality of life.
Traditional Chinese Medicine encompasses nutrition, work-life balance, emotional regulation, and bodywork. All these branches can help improve your satisfaction, efficacy, and focus. Are you ready to manifest?
"I never felt better than I did when I was being treated by Trina. I felt like my body was working together instead of against itself. What I enjoyed most about the treatment is the way she explains everything that’s going on in your body; she doesn’t just treat the symptom. I really felt like I was in sync on a lot of levels." K.G., USA
After graduating from Tri-State College of Acupuncture in NYC, Trina moved to Shanghai, China to experience local, urban TCM. She interned at ShuGuang Hospital and Shanghai Humanity Hospital, was a TCM specialist in a foreign clinic, and taught Traditional Chinese Medicine (to foreigners) at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. During her 10 years in Shanghai, Trina lectured on TCM in locales including NYU in Shanghai, NFL China and L'Oréal China. She was the cover story on Shanghai Family magazine and a TCM specialist on the Shanghai TV show "Culture Matters."
Trina relocated to her native Baltimore in fall 2015, where she has been providing TCM treatments to children and adults in her signature caring style. She has lectured on TCM for local institutions including Johns Hopkins University, University of Maryland Medical Center, and Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital. She has drawn health comics for the Shanghai University of TCM journal Chinese Medical Culture and writes on wellness for JMORE. When you wonder "can acupuncture help?" by all means, ask Trina!
Contact: trinaliontcm (at) gmail.com
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