Jordan Kolinski, MSAc, LAc, holds a Master’s degree in Acupuncture and is completing her Doctorate of Acupuncture in April 2026. She earned a BA in Anthropology and Sociology and is both NCCAOM and CNT certified, with clinical training at Yinova and over ten years of experience as a fine arts researcher. Inspired by early exposure to acupuncture through her parents—and later by her own recovery from autoimmune conditions and chronic pain—Jordan was drawn to Chinese Medicine for its ability to address complex health concerns at their root. Her approach is gentle and calming, with a focus on creating a safe, supportive environment that helps reduce anxiety and build trust.

Jordan feels honored to treat any condition that impacts a patient’s quality of life, especially when they have not found relief elsewhere. She believes deeply in meeting patients where they are and working collaboratively to uncover imbalances that may have been overlooked. One of her proudest moments was helping a patient with a severe needle phobia feel safe enough to receive acupuncture, leaving the session calmer, more confident, and empowered. Jordan’s care is thoughtful, compassionate, and grounded in the belief that when patients feel truly heard, meaningful healing can begin.