Our staff
Sarahjean Lizotte, MAc, Lic.Ac practices Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine and both Chinese and Japanese
styles of Acupuncture, including non-insertive techniques which is an effective treatment for pediatric and needle phobic patients.
She received her Masters of Acupuncture from the New England School of Acupuncture and her Bachelors in Sociology and Health Care from The University
of Connecticut. Sarahjean holds a Diplomate in Acupuncture status from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
(NCCAOM), is Licensed with the Massachusetts Board of Registration of Medicine, licensed with the State of New Hampshire Board of Licensing and is a
member of the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and is trained in both Japanese and Chinese acupuncture techniques.
Sarahjean is dedicated to working closely with her patients to meet their individual goals. Her focus is to provide an environment that is conducive
to healing through safety, compassion and relaxation.
Justin has been a student and practitioner of Taiji, Qigong, and TuiNa since 2002. The bulk of his study and knowledge has come from his teacher
Jeff Cote’, for which he is extremely grateful. He was trained by Jeff at The Charles River School for Healing and Inner Arts, as well as continuing
with an apprenticeship under Jeff Cote’ in his clinic in Newton, MA. Justin has also taken intensive courses with Bill Helm, Dean of Allied Arts at
Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego, in Sports Injuries and other issues treated with TuiNa. Justin is a Certified Practitioner with the
American Organization for the Bodywork Therapies of Asia, and also holds a certificate in Massage Therapy from The Massage School in Acton, MA. Justin
is always looking for ways to improve himself and the quality of life for his patients. He believes the empowerment of health should belong to the
people and strives to help his patients make the connection between their own health and how their day-to-day decisions influence their well-being.
Gwen McLean, MAc, LicAc, received her Masters of
Acupuncture from the New England School of Acupuncture and her Bachelors in Psychology from Bucknell University. She holds Diplomate in Acupuncture
status from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) and is trained in both Japanese and Chinese acupuncture
techniques. She has studied with Richard Tan and incorporates his balance methods to treat her patients. Gwen has treated a variety of types of
musculoskeletal pain, internal disorders, and emotional/psychological issues. She is passionate about helping her patients achieve their goals and live
healthier and happier lives.