Manjusha Ladha is a nationally certified NCCAOM diplomate in acupuncture and Chinese medicine. She studied acupuncture and Chinese medicine at Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine in Boone NC. She is a graduate of Daoist Traditions College of Chinese Medical Arts in Asheville NC where she completed a two year post graduate program in Chinese Herbal Medicine. Manju also has a Master of Science Degree in Biology from University of Jabalpur in India.

Manju believes in the body’s intrinsic ability to heal from within and the power of acupuncture and herbs in alleviating symptoms and helping to create the energetic balance necessary for healing and optimum health. She meditates daily in the Yogic tradition and practices the inner martial arts of Tai Chi Quan; both these practices help her to be in tune with her own energetic core and bring an intuitive element to her treatments.

As a holistic practitioner, she addresses a wide range of disharmonies including gastrointestinal disorders, women’s health issues including infertility, hormonal imbalances, migraines and chronic headaches, stress and sleep disorders, anxiety and depression, autoimmune disorders, muscular and joint pain, allergies and sinus related issues. She uses cupping and gua sha and incorporates Chinese herbal formulas into her treatments as necessary.

With a lifelong career in health and wellness, Tina brings a unique blend of experience from military service, public health leadership, nursing, and integrative medicine.

She began her career serving in the U.S. Navy before transferring to the U.S. Public Health Service. During her tenure at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Tina directed the agency’s Employee Wellness Program, including counseling, wellness coaching, fitness centers, and food services that supported the health of thousands of employees.

Following her retirement from federal service, Tina earned her RN degree and worked Inpatient Oncology at Northside Hospital. Driven by a deep commitment to holistic healing and improving quality of life and longevity, she recently earned a Master’s in Acupuncture from the Virginia University of Integrative Medicine. She is a nationally board-certified Diplomate in Acupuncture through the NCCAOM and a licensed acupuncturist (LAc), integrating Eastern and Western practices to offer comprehensive care.

Tina offers full-body acupuncture, the NADA protocol for detox and PTSD, and adjunct therapies including cupping, gua sha, and abdominal acupuncture—a powerful microsystem for treating the whole body through the abdomen.

Each treatment is personalized to support healing, balance, and long-term wellness.

Kimberly has maintained a practice as a spiritual healer and workshop teacher since 1992. Her practice includes supervising healers and therapists. She is a graduate of A Society of Souls, a four-year professional-level training in Integrated Kabbalistic Healing: a form of healing based on the Judaic path of the Tree of Life, object-relations and a non-dualistic perspective of human psychology.

Kimberly is also a graduate of The Barbara Brennan School of Healing, a four-year in-depth training in hands-on energy healing and personal transformation. Kimberly has been involved with the Pathwork teachings since 1994 and has studied with other spiritual teachers in North and South America, and in Europe. Kimberly offers her own 2-year healing program The Souls Journey Immersion Program. For information about her healing practice please visit her at: www.soulsjourney.org.

Kimberly is also former Certified Public Accountant with Ernst and Young. Her background is in the small business Entrepreneurial area and in business tax accounting. Kimberly brings to Acupuncture Atlanta a strong practical approach to financial management. This is coupled with the understanding that our finances, whether corporate or personal are not separate from the environment we live in and our spiritual, emotional and physical lives.