Hi, I’m Sarah…

I provide personalized, integrative care that’s rooted in tradition and guided by your individual needs.

I was born in Metro Detroit, Michigan, though my roots stretch across the globe. As a child, I spent time in my mother’s photography studio, surrounded by artists and clients who nurtured my natural inclination to connect, create, and find joy in everyday moments. That early sense of curiosity and wonder set me on a lifelong path of exploration — both inward and outward.

As I grew, so did my desire to support others. Volunteering became an important part of my life, and during my first visit to China in 2001, I experienced something that would shape my future: a culture where preventative care and connection to the body are part of daily life through Traditional Chinese Medicine. That experience stayed with me.

After graduating high school, I attended the University of Colorado Boulder, where I studied Psychology and Neuroscience with a focus on cognitive and developmental health. After earning my degree, I returned to China to deepen my training in Traditional Chinese Medicine, including acupuncture, herbal therapy, cupping, sound therapy, Qi Gong, and massage.

Today, my work is rooted in both science and tradition, and in a deep respect for the body’s innate ability to heal. I am also a birth doula and death doula, honored to support individuals and families through life’s most transformative thresholds.

I’m the mother of two incredible children, Ryder and Ruby, who continue to be my greatest teachers. In 2023, my partner Craig passed away unexpectedly — an experience that profoundly deepened my understanding of grief, resilience, and the sacredness of care. This personal journey continues to shape how I show up for others with compassion, presence, and authenticity.

A close-up, photographic realistic scene of a dark slate platter displaying an orderly fan of fine, unopened acupuncture needle tubes, each with a subtle blue or green handle tip, resting beside a delicate white porcelain incense holder releasing a thin line of smoke. The platter sits on a honey-toned wooden counter with visible grain, surrounded by a few sprigs of dried rose and cedar leaves. Soft, diffused overcast light from an unseen window creates minimal shadows and a soothing, even glow. Shot from a slightly elevated angle with shallow depth of field, the background fades into a gentle blur of neutral-toned wellness equipment, creating a serene, precise, and professional atmosphere that highlights safety and holistic care.

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