To The Point Gaslamp Acupuncture Practitioners


	CHRISTINE KINSELLA , L.Ac. Licensed Acupuncturist & Chinese Herbalist of To The Point graduated in the top of her class from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. She is certified by the California Acupuncture Board and the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Christine also holds a certification in International TCM Training for Traditional Chinese Herbs from the Chengdu University of TCM, where she was able to experience how Chinese medicine is practiced and lived as an integral part of the culture. KRISTELYN B. WACHNER, L.Ac. Earned a Master of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine from the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego, CA. She is a licensed acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist by the State of California Acupuncture Board. Kristelyn has also earned a certification in International TCM Training for Traditional Chinese Herbs from the Chengdu University of TCM while living in the Schezuan province of China. Her primary areas of focus are musculoskeletal injuries/pain, sleep disturbances, gastrointestinal disorders, mental/emotional disorders, and addiction. YUL DE LOS RIOS, H.H.P. Holistic Health Practitioner whose background in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork emphasizes the use of Asian Bodywork systems based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Yul attended the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine where he received extensive training and certification in the Asian Arts and the International Professional School of Bodywork in order to support his existing knowledge of the Western approach to Bodywork and Therapeutic Massage. His interest in Oriental Medicine and Bodywork was sparked by his exposure to Taoist philosophy, Martial Arts, and Dit Dat Jow (a Chinese Herbal Liniment used in Martial Arts to stimulate Qi/blood flow and intended to prevent trauma due to impact while training). Yul decided to explore the healing aspect of the Martial Arts by pursuing the Asian Healing Arts altogether so he could share the principles and concepts of self-healing/self-awareness, balance, and conditioning with others whose lifestyles do not permit mental, physical, and emotional exploration and progression as one.

CHRISTINE KINSELLA , L.Ac.
Licensed Acupuncturist & Chinese Herbalist of To The Point graduated in the top of her class from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. She is certified by the California Acupuncture Board and the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Christine also holds a certification in International TCM Training for Traditional Chinese Herbs from the Chengdu University of TCM, where she was able to experience how Chinese medicine is practiced and lived as an integral part of the culture.

KRISTELYN B. WACHNER, L.Ac.
Earned a Master of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine from the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego, CA. She is a licensed acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist by the State of California Acupuncture Board. Kristelyn has also earned a certification in International TCM Training for Traditional Chinese Herbs from the Chengdu University of TCM while living in the Schezuan province of China. Her primary areas of focus are musculoskeletal injuries/pain, sleep disturbances, gastrointestinal disorders, mental/emotional disorders, and addiction.

YUL DE LOS RIOS, H.H.P.
Holistic Health Practitioner whose background in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork emphasizes the use of Asian Bodywork systems based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Yul attended the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine where he received extensive training and certification in the Asian Arts and the International Professional School of Bodywork in order to support his existing knowledge of the Western approach to Bodywork and Therapeutic Massage. His interest in Oriental Medicine and Bodywork was sparked by his exposure to Taoist philosophy, Martial Arts, and Dit Dat Jow (a Chinese Herbal Liniment used in Martial Arts to stimulate Qi/blood flow and intended to prevent trauma due to impact while training). Yul decided to explore the healing aspect of the Martial Arts by pursuing the Asian Healing Arts altogether so he could share the principles and concepts of self-healing/self-awareness, balance, and conditioning with others whose lifestyles do not permit mental, physical, and emotional exploration and progression as one.