Deah Kinion L. AC.

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Deah Kinion, L. Ac. is licensed by the MN Board of Medical Practice, is certified by the National Commission of the Certification of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and graduated from the Midwest College of Oriental Medicine, in Chicago, IL in 1988. Currently she lives in Zumbro Falls and offers Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) services and classes throughout the Zumbro valley region. Deah is a member of the state professional association, the Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Association of MN (www.aomam.org).
She is currently practicing at the Lilac Wellness Center, on the NW side of Rochester at the 19th Street Business Park, Suite 101 (next to the Rochester Athletic Club, across from The Highlands), 3270-19th St. NW. She shares a wonderful healing space with a variety of practitioners. Call for your appointment today, (507) 280-0300, or visit
www.lilacwellnesscenter.com

Deah moved to southern MN from the edge of the Boundary Waters, Ely, MN, where she created Ely Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from 2001-2005. Prior to relocating to Ely, Deah established the Shen-men Acupuncture and Massage Center in St. Paul, MN, and was director and provider there for ten years.
Deah was instrumental in achieving licensure for acupuncturists through the Minnesota legislature, in 1995. Licensure is regulated by the MN Board of Medical Practice.
She traveled to China in 1987 for a month long internship at the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Chengdu, Sichuan. Deah has been certified by the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA) since 1987, and has worked since 1990 providing acupuncture for chemical dependency treatment programs in the Twin Cities metro area, in addition to a private practice. She also provided acupuncture services to Hazelden Nicotine Dependency programs for nine years, in Center City, MN.
For questions or comments email Deah at: deahkin@gmail.com

My mission is to provide gentle, affordable, accessible, quality health care services in the Eight Branches of TCM, and to treat the whole person, providing services, information and resources for wellness, preventative and self-care management in order to increase the health and well-being of those seeking Chinese Medicine. Acupuncture/TCM is one of the fastest growing forms of health care in the United States.
This popularity is due to the recognition by consumers and regulators of the safety, effectiveness and low cost provided by this form of health care. According to columnist Jane Brody the FDA reported that over one million Americans spent about $500 million each year to receive 12 million acupuncture treatments. The wide variety of holistic therapies are often referred to as 'Complementary and Alternative Medicine', or CAM therapies. You will see this term throughout the internet, in publications as well as classes offered in medical schools.