Chong Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine

Chong Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine Our holistic approach addresses a wide range of issues, including hormonal imbalances, stress management, and pain relief for individuals of all ages.

A healing space rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine — offering acupuncture, herbal medicine, bodywork & energy therapies to support your nervous system, energy, and overall well-being. Chong Medicine is an Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Integrative clinic dedicated to supporting the health and wellness of families, men, and women. We’ve successfully treated over 1,000 women

for conditions such as PMS, fertility challenges, pregnancy care, and menopause. Additionally, we provide specialized care for men’s health concerns and family-focused treatments that support overall well-being and balance.

“For long lasting healing, I believe the physical body and mind needs to be in synch. Your health team should include a nurturing & compassionate healer, someone who shares your belief, includes you in every step, respects your insight, truly cares for your wellbeing and ensures you are not alone in your healing journey.”

Dr. Siatnee (Sidnee) Chong (DACM) is a Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.) in the state of California. She attended both Pacific College of Oriental Medicine and South Baylo University where she graduated with her Master of Science in Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and is Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine candidate. She interned extensively with Master Clinicians in Western and Eastern Medicine, notably from US, China and Korea. Her experience includes Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Acupuncture, Korean Acupuncture, 5 Element Harmonizing, Sa-Am Technique, Master Tung’s Orthopedic and Pain Management. She was awarded Best Clinician during her internship tenure at South Baylo University. Prior to that, she graduated with a Bachelor degree in Education from Edinburgh University, Scotland, on a full scholarship. Using her comprehensive training in Western biology and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), her scope of practice include the treatment of chronic pain, orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions (acute, chronic and sports injury), internal medicine, female health (menstrual issues, hormonal imbalance, pre/post menopause), stress, anxiety and prevention of ailments using natural foods, lifestyle modifications, acupuncture and herbs. She believes in working together with other medical providers (MDs, DOs, Physical Therapist, NP) to deliver a comprehensive approach best suited for each condition.

04/17/2026

Not all “calming” has to mean sleepy.

In Chinese medicine, we’re not trying to sedate the body… we’re trying to regulate it.

If your nervous system feels wired, overstimulated, or tired but can’t settle, these are some of the gentle, daily teas we turn to:

✨ Chrysanthemum — clears heat, soothes the eyes, calms the mind

✨ Red dates (jujube) — nourishes blood & Qi, builds steady energy

✨ Goji berries — supports the liver, eyes & adrenal system

✨ Light green tea — gentle focus without the crash

This is how we create balance:

not spikes, not suppression… but a steady, flowing energy.

Think of your body like a river.

We don’t force it.

We help it move.

You can even combine them:

chrysanthemum + goji, or red dates + goji for a simple, nourishing blend 🤍

04/15/2026

Your body is not resisting you.

It’s protecting you.

When something feels overwhelming, the body may tighten, numb, or distract — not because something is wrong, but because it doesn’t feel safe yet.

This is something we talk about inside Root to Radiance:

The body only releases what it feels safe to release.

So healing isn’t about pushing deeper.

It’s about creating safety first.

Sometimes, that looks like:

- slowing your exhale
- grounding into your body
- taking a moment to orient yourself

Each time you do this, you’re telling your system:

“I’m safe now.”

And from there, things begin to shift.

04/08/2026

Pain isn’t always loud… sometimes it shows up as something that just won’t move.

In the clinic, a patient came in with shoulder pain.

As the needle was activated, she felt a heavy sensation slowly travel down her arm…

and then the pain released.

That moment when something shifts internally, when what felt stuck begins to move, is something we see often.

In Chinese medicine, pain is usually a sign that qi and blood aren’t flowing well.

It can show up in the shoulders, or during the cycle when flow is obstructed and periods become painful.

When we restore that movement, the body responds.

Less pain.

More ease.

A sense of flow returning.

Because where there is flow, there is less pain.

04/03/2026

Food is not just nutrition—it’s energy medicine.

In Chinese medicine, nourishment goes beyond calories.

It supports deeper systems like the lower dantian—linked to vitality, hormones, and core energy reserves.

When supported, this system helps regulate energy and sustain overall well-being.

When depleted, it can affect hormones and resilience.

This perspective invites a more intentional way of eating—nourishing the layers of the body that need it most.

This is the kind of deeper nourishment explored inside Root to Radiance.

03/27/2026

Birth Trauma Is Real — And It Can Be Healed

Not every birth goes as planned.

Sometimes it’s the emergency C-section…

The moment you felt unheard…

The rush of fear…

The numbness that never quite left your body.

✨ These moments don’t just live in memory —

They live in the fascia, the nervous system, and deep within the womb space.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), we know the uterus — the Bao Mai — is not just a physical organ.

It’s an energetic heart-to-womb connection.

When that channel is disrupted by trauma, fear, or grief, it can create symptoms like:

* Pelvic pain
* Difficulty conceiving again
* Anxiety or emotional flooding
* Feeling disconnected from your body

But there is a way home.

Through acupuncture, moxibustion, herbal medicine, and fascia release, we gently guide the body out of holding patterns and into healing.

🌸 We work with:

* Points that release stuck Qi and stored trauma
* Techniques to calm the Heart and restore womb flow
* Herbal formulas to nourish blood and spirit
* And space to speak what was never spoken

Healing from birth trauma isn’t about forgetting — it’s about releasing what your body has been holding so tightly.

You are not broken.

You are not too late.

And you are not alone.

✨ When you’re ready, your healing begins.

03/24/2026

A patient came in feeling deeply depleted… and left saying, “I felt my chest open.”

This is something I see often, especially postpartum.

It’s not just “hormones.”

It’s often a mix of depletion + stuck Qi, especially in the chest where emotions are held.

When the body is finally supported — when there’s enough nourishment and flow — it begins to release, rebalance, and regulate.

Sleep improves.

Mood stabilizes.

Energy returns.

This is the foundation of Root to Radiance:

supporting the body so healing doesn’t have to be forced — it can happen naturally.

03/21/2026

In our Root to Radiance Live Q&A Call, we talked about something so many people quietly experience—feeling other people’s energy.

In Chinese medicine, your Wei Qi acts like a protective shield, helping you stay grounded and less affected by what’s around you.

When it’s strong, you feel steady.

When it’s not, it’s easier to feel drained or overwhelmed.

At the same time, your brain has mirror neurons, so your nervous system naturally reflects the emotional tone of your environment.

So protecting your energy isn’t just “spiritual”… it’s also physiological.

If you’ve ever walked into a room and instantly felt off—you’re not imagining it.

03/20/2026

Scar tissue, digestion, and period pain — all connected! ✨

After surgery, a patient’s scar felt numb and tight.

Through a few sessions, she started feeling warmth spreading across her abdomen, the scar softened, bloating decreased, and digestion improved. 🌿

In TCM, the lower abdomen (Lower Dan Tian) is like an oven — it needs warmth and circulation to function properly.

Keep it cozy: avoid cold foods, overnight meals, and try gentle massage or warm packs.

Healthy flow = less stagnation, less bloating, and better period comfort. 🔥💛

03/18/2026

Did you know you can guide energy to where your body needs it most?

In our Root to Radiance Q&A, a student asked if we should be intentional with Qi Ball energy.

When you build a Qi Ball, you may feel warmth, tingling, or a magnetic sensation — this is cultivated energy.

You can guide it anywhere your body needs support.

Sore knee.
Tight back.
Heavy chest.

Energy follows intention.

Inside Root to Radiance, we learn how to clear stagnation, feel energy, and gently guide it.

✨ You can still join us via link in bio

03/13/2026

“Why do I feel tired after energy work?”

This came up in our Root to Radiance Q&A.

When Qi starts moving, the body begins redistributing energy and activating the rest-and-repair nervous system.

If you’ve been in stress mode for a long time, fatigue may simply mean your body finally feels safe to rest.

Sometimes tiredness is part of healing.

03/11/2026

“How do I know if I’m ready to feel Qi?”

This was the #1 question during our Root to Radiance Q&A.

Qi usually begins as very subtle sensations — warmth, tingling, pulsing, or a gentle magnetic feeling.

Just like tasting tea or wine, your sensitivity grows with practice.
The energy was always there.

You’re simply learning how to notice it.

Join Root to Radiance to begin the journey.

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Address

741 Garden View Court, Suite 104
Encinitas, CA
92024

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