In Rhode Island, Doctors of Acupuncture must graduate from a nationally accredited acupuncture school and pass a National Board Certification Exam. Acupuncture training requires four years of schooling and includes an internship. Besides the standard training, Nancy and Beth continuously update their skills with continuing education courses.

In Rhode Island, Doctors of Acupuncture must graduate from a nationally accredited acupuncture school and pass a National Board Certification Exam. Acupuncture training requires four years of schooling and includes an internship. Besides the standard training, Nancy and Cris continuously update their skills with continuing education courses.

Nancy Graham is an alumna of the New England School of Acupuncture, and has maintained her practice in South County, Rhode Island since 1988. She is conversant in Chinese language and culture and has studied traditional Chinese Medicine in the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan. Nancy is NCCAOM National Board certified in Chinese Herbal Medicine. She is a lifelong student of the Chinese martial and healing arts of Tai Chi and Chi Gong.

 

 

Sonja Marge-Barrows is a licensed Doctor of Acupuncture and Nationally Certified Chinese Herbalist. She received her Master’s in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from the New England School of Acupuncture in Newton, MA in 2011. Dr. Marge-Barrows' training includes Western Medical Sciences, Chinese Food Therapy, Tui Na Chinese Bodywork, and the meditative practices of Tai Qi and Qi Gong. Her clinical experience includes inpatient and outpatient therapy in Boston Medical Center's Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine Department, Roxbury, MA Comprehensive Health Center, and Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in Chicago. Dr. Marge-Barrows specializes in supportive care for pediatric and adult patients with chronic pain, autoimmune disorders, ob/gyn disorders and cancer.