Chloe’s path to Chinese medicine began in Western healthcare, with a background in nursing education and hospital experience. While this gave her a strong foundation in the human body and conventional healthcare, it also sparked a deeper interest in what it means to truly be well.

This interest led her to spend three years working in a Chinese medicine clinic, where she immersed herself in the medicine and developed a deep appreciation for its individualized, whole-person approach. She knew pretty quickly that this was the path she was meant to pursue. She went on to earn her Master’s degree in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine from Florida College of Integrative Medicine, completing an intensive 3,000-hour graduate program with more than 900 hours of clinical training. Through her clinical training, she gained extensive hands-on experience working with a diverse range of health concerns. She is currently continuing her education through a Doctorate program in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine, further advancing her clinical knowledge and expertise.

Chloe also has more than 10 years of experience in the movement and fitness industry, is a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher and certified Qi Gong instructor, and has spent years teaching yoga, strength-based movement, and mind-body practices. This work has deepened her understanding of the relationship between movement, physical function, stress, and overall well-being. Through years of working with the body in motion, she has developed a strong understanding of mobility, strength, and biomechanics, including how patterns of tension, restriction, weakness, and compensation can contribute to pain and dysfunction.

Together, these experiences have shaped Chloe’s approach to care—one that considers the individual as a whole and draws from her background in Chinese medicine, Western healthcare, and movement to provide thoughtful, individualized treatment.