About Wendy Henry DAc, LAc, MAc. 

 Wendy was born in Kingston, PA and spent her formative and young adult years as a ballet dancer. As a professional dancer, she studied muscle movement, massage and somatic healing which fostered the dedication and eventual pursuit of her career in healthcare. Wendy graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology and sociology from Wilkes University and began her postgrad education with the pursuit of a Master of Acupuncture degree from the Won Institute of Graduate Studies. She studied abroad at Won Kwang University in South Korea, earning a certificate in Traditional Korean Medicine. Upon completion of her Masters degree, Wendy advanced her expertise by completing a Clinical Doctorate degree in Acupuncture. 

Wendy is an avid lifelong learner and is dedicated to uplifting and helping others. It is here she finds joy and meaning to life. She is an avid believer that our bodies have the capacity to heal when provided with the right nourishment and healing support. 

In her free time, Wendy enjoys long walks with her dog, Graham, as well as gardening, meditating and practicing movement and dance. 

As an acupuncturist, she hopes to empower her patients along their healing journeys so that they too can live a life that satisfies their own inner meaning.

Wendy’s clinical focus involves a range of specialties, with a particular emphasis on pain management, orthopedic and muscular healing as well as emotional balance, and stress reduction. Drawing from a diverse set of techniques, including Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture Physical Medicine and Worsley Five-Element Acupuncture, she tailors her approach to meet individual needs. Wendy utilizes various tools alongside acupuncture needling, including gua sha, moxibustion, and cupping to artfully guide the body, mind, and spirit towards a state of inner peace.