Corine Danchik
Meet Corine Danchik
Corine Danchik is a licensed integrative acupuncturist with a background in both Chinese medicine and nutrition. She graduated from the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2008 and holds a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from Texas Woman’s University (2003). She has also served as academic dean at both the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Southwest Acupuncture College, helping to train the next generation of acupuncturists.
What makes Corine unique?
Corine is driven by curiosity and a passion for finding the root causes of illness. She is always learning so she can help people feel and function at their best.
She doesn’t limit her practice to a single specialty, but she has seen many success stories with shoulder and knee pain, plantar fasciitis, digestive concerns, insomnia, menopause, and women’s health. She also has extensive experience caring for seniors.
Corine also offers “needle-less” acupuncture using tuning forks. Specially calibrated forks are placed on acupuncture points, either in place of needles or alongside them. This is a gentle option for patients who prefer not to be needled. She trained at The Acutonics® Institute of Integrative Medicine.
Who is she?
Corine is an acupuncturist, a lifelong learner, and a wife and mother of three girls and three cats. She strives to model healthy living and balance in her own life. Outside the clinic, you’ll find her soaking in hot springs, exploring with her kids, or reading and researching all things health and wellness.
Edie Newall
Meet Edie
Edie brings more than a decade of training and clinical experience to her work, blending the depth of classical Chinese medicine with hands-on bodywork.
She earned her Master’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CSTCM) in 2012. During her studies, she traveled to China to train in the Gynecology Department at Chengdu University, learning the medicine in the country where it began. After graduating, she stayed on at CSTCM, first as Dean’s Assistant and later as Co-Dean, helping guide the next generation of practitioners.
Where Edie can help
Edie has particular experience helping patients recover after car collisions and find relief from neck and back pain. Her approach draws on her study with Master Lixin Zhang, a 10th-generation physician from China, with whom she spent a year working through the classical text the Shang Han Lun. She also holds an associate’s degree in massage therapy and is a certified massage therapist, so her treatments can combine acupuncture and bodywork.
Edie is also a Second Degree Reiki practitioner and is certified in chakra alignment, adding gentle energy work for patients who want a more whole-person experience.
Wendy Davies
Meet Wendy
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 that 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 the aches, pains, and injuries that come with mountain sports.
Why acupuncture?
In her mid-twenties, after more than a decade of painful periods and no clear answers from Western medicine, Wendy took a leap of faith and tried acupuncture. Within a month, her pain had dropped by 75%. That experience inspired her to study Traditional Chinese Medicine and to focus on women’s health, an area that is often under-researched and overlooked.
Since earning her Master’s in Acupuncture from the Colorado Chinese Medicine University, Wendy has enjoyed treating digestive conditions such as IBS, constipation, and GERD. She often combines acupuncture, manual therapy, and home care exercises to address a wide range of pain conditions. Supporting people with anxiety, panic attacks, and depression has been especially meaningful to her.
Outside the clinic
Wendy loves hiking and snowboarding in the mountains, lifting weights, and practicing Pilates, and she is (still) attempting to play golf. Ask her about her fungi photography or her cat, Phoenix, and be prepared for a long and happy conversation.
