Greetings! I’m Adrienne Haeberle, L.Ac., MSAc, MA, a licensed acupuncturist whose work is rooted in compassion, intuition, and a holistic understanding of healing across the body, mind, and spirit. My path has been shaped by both rigorous clinical training and lived experience. After a serious bus accident left me with more than forty spinal fractures and temporary paralysis in my right arm, I turned to acupuncture, gentle movement, and nourishing food to support my recovery. That experience profoundly deepened my trust in the body’s innate intelligence and its remarkable capacity to heal when given the right support.

I hold a Master’s degree in Acupuncture from Pacific College of Health and Science, a Master’s degree in Food Studies from New York University, I’m a certified Holistic Health Counselor, and I studied the Classical Culinary Arts. As part of my continued study of traditional healing systems, I had the opportunity to further my clinical education in Taipei, Taiwan, studying within the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) wings at the Taipei City Hospitals. My background in food, nutrition, and the culinary arts naturally informs my approach, allowing me to integrate practical dietary and lifestyle guidance into treatment whenever it serves the individual in front of me.

I care for people experiencing a wide range of concerns, including pain, digestive disorders, insomnia, autoimmune conditions, anxiety, depression, and women’s health, with advanced training in perimenopause and menopause care. I’ve also trained in Facial Acupuncture which may be considered “healing from the outside in.” Every treatment is individualized because no two people, or their stories, are ever the same.

My work is guided by the understanding that healing is both tangible and subtle. Through meditation, energy work, and the study of traditional healing systems, I’ve developed a deep respect for the unseen aspects of health that influence how we feel and function. In treatment, I combine precise acupuncture with grounded support around nutrition and daily habits, helping patients uncover the deeper patterns that may be contributing to their symptoms. My goal is not simply to relieve discomfort, but to restore balance and create the conditions in which lasting healing can unfold.

Outside the clinic, I find joy in wandering local farmers’ markets, meditation, qi gong, time with my kids, Dhrupad singing, reading Esoterica, swimming, and foraging - especially for mushrooms. These practices keep me connected to the rhythms of nature and continually remind me that healing, like nature itself, is a process of balance, resilience, and relationship.