Corine Danchik
Corine Danchik is a licensed and experienced integrative acupuncturist. She graduated from the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2008. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from Texas Woman’s University in 2003. Corine has had the pleasure of serving as the academic dean at both the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Southwest Acupuncture College.
What makes Corine unique as an acupuncturist?
She has a passion for learning and investigating the root causes of illnesses. She is always inspired to learn more so she can use her skills to help people be at their best. Although she does not specialize in any one issue, she has had many success stories with shoulder and knee pain, Plantar fasciitis, digestive disturbances, insomnia, menopause, female health, and insomnia. She also has extensive experience in treating senior citizens.
Corine also utilizes a form of “needle-less” acupuncture with the use of tuning forks. Specially calibrated tuning forks are placed on acupuncture points in place of needles or conjunction with them. She received her training at The Acutonics® Institute of Integrative Medicine.
Who is she?
Corine is an acupuncturist, a seeker of knowledge, and a wife and a mother of three girls. She strives to model healthy living and a balanced lifestyle. She loves to mountain bike, explore with her kids, research and read about health and wellness.
Edie Newall
Edie received her Master’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) from the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese
Medicine in 2012. During her schooling, Edie also studied TCM in the Gynecology Department at the Cheng Du University in China, where she learned how this ancient medicine was performed from its home country. After Edie had graduated from CSTCM she first became the Dean’s assistant of her school and later co-dean.
Edie has in-depth experience in car collision cases and has helped many patients with neck and back pain. Edie also had the opportunity to train under Master Lixin Zhang who is a 10th generation acupuncturist doctor from China, for a year, learning from the ancient text book the Shang Han Lun. Edie also attended the Institute of Business and Medical Careers and received her associate’s degree in massage therapy. She is currently a certified massage therapist. Edie has also earned her second degree reiki certification and is certified in chakra alignment.
Wendy Davies
From an early age, Wendy knew her purpose was to help people feel better and move through life with greater ease in both body and mind. Born and raised in Canada, she began this path with an undergraduate degree in Psychology, followed by a three-year degree in Registered Massage Therapy. While living in the mountain town of Whistler, British Columbia, she built a rewarding career treating athletes and addressing the aches, pains, and injuries common in mountain sports.
Why Acupuncture? In Wendy’s mid-twenties, after more than a decade of painful periods with no clear answers from Western medicine, she took a leap of faith and tried acupuncture. Within one month, her pain was reduced by 75%. This experience not only inspired her to study Traditional Chinese Medicine, but to also focus on women’s health, an area that is often under-researched and overlooked. Since earning her Master’s of Acupuncture from the Colorado Chinese Medicine University, she has enjoyed treating digestive conditions such as IBS, constipation, and GERD. She also frequently combines acupuncture, manual therapy, and home care exercises to address a wide range of pain conditions. Supporting individuals with mental health concerns, including anxiety, panic attacks, and depression, has been especially meaningful to her. Outside the Clinic In her free time, Wendy enjoys hiking and snowboarding in the mountains, lifting weights, practicing pilates, and (attempting to) play golf. If you want her to talk your ear off, ask about her love of fungi photography or her cat, Phoenix.
