Lynda has been a complimentary care provider since the 1990s. She attended the Institute of Therapeutic Studies and became a licensed Massage Therapist. In 2000 she earned her Master’s Degree at the New England School of Acupuncture (N.E.S.A.). Lynda has been providing massage therapy and acupuncture in a variety of settings including her own private practice, Brigham and Women’s Hospital/Osher Clinical Care Center, collaborating with allopathic and allied health partners. There have been unique opportunities as well, such as the L.A. marathon and clinical observations in the City Hospital in Wuhan, China and in Tibet.

Lynda’s clinical tools are varied. Her massage skills would range from trigger point therapy, deep tissue, Swedish, Oncology Massage and Reiki. Traditional East Asian Medicine (TEAM) protocols are grounded in common roots which allows for a lot of fluidity in clinical practice. She practices styles of Classical Chinese, Japanese, 5 Element Worsley, Sa’am Acupuncture. Your session may include advice about lifestyle to support your well-being importing the use of adjunct modalities such as diet, meditation, yoga, qi gong, cupping or gwa sha, dream interpretation and essential oils.