Josefina or “Bri” became passionate about health and wellness at a young age when her own health took a turn. It was through this troubling time in her life that she found acupuncture and yoga. She began to feel a sense of peace when the future was uncertain, and through treatment she experienced profound healing. From that point on it became her mission to share this practice with others.

Bri studied Studio Art and Biology at the University of New Mexico before applying to Acupuncture school. She completed her Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine at Southwest Acupuncture College in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Following graduation she received her Diplo. O.M. by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine upon completion of her national board examinations.

Furthermore, she received her Doctor of Oriental Medicine License by the New Mexico State Office of Boards and Commissions after passing the New Mexico Clinical Skills Board Examination.

Bri began teaching yoga after a decade of practice in 2015 and founded her acupuncture practice in 2019. She treats a wide variety of health concerns and specializes in women’s health and fertility, mental health disorders, and autoimmune conditions. She looks forward to meeting you!

Darian grew up in an environment that promoted holistic wellness through meditation and homeopathic medicine. She started her own physical health journey around 11 years old when she began attending yoga classes as a means to enhance her mind-body connection and aid in her own overall health. Darian grew up participating in performing arts with a strong passion for music. As her love for music continued to grow and evolve, she came to the realization that her love and desire to pursue music as a profession was rooted in wanting to connect with others in a meaningful way and a strong desire to create something new.

Darian received her Bachelor’s in Business Administration from the University of New Mexico (UNM) in 2019 and completed her Masters in Occupational Therapy from UNM School of Medicine in 2022. As an Occupational Therapist, Darian specializes in Sensory Integration, Autism and Neurodivergence, Eating Disorders, and Lymphatic Therapy. She finished her lymphatic therapy license to become a Certified Lymphatic Therapist (CLT) in February 2024.

In addition to being a CLT, Darian is certified in myofascial release techniques and is a certified yoga instructor. Darian believes combining a variety of holistic approaches and methods are essential to promote overall well-being, enhance mind-body connection, and allow the body to work with itself to connect and heal. She looks forward to connecting with you!

Megan Wong fell in love with movement early, growing up on the soccer field where the game taught her what it felt like to move freely and without limits. That love for movement was tested over the years through several significant injuries of her own — setbacks that could have sidelined her passion for good. Instead, they became the foundation of her purpose: to fight her way back to pain-free movement, and to help others do the same.

That mission led her to a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, which she completed in 2016. She went on to earn her board certification as a Neurologic Clinical Specialist (NCS) and completed a fellowship in Manual Physical Therapy through the Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists, earning the distinction of Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (FAAOMPT) — a credential held by a small percentage of physical therapists nationwide.

As a mother, Megan knows firsthand what it means to rebuild a relationship with your body after it's been through something enormous. Her own postpartum return to movement was humbling — it reminded her that healing rarely happens in isolation, and that even the most determined among us need guidance, support, and a community to lean on along the way. That experience shapes how she shows up for the women she treats today. She doesn't just want to help you move without pain — she wants to walk alongside you as part of that journey, so you never have to figure it out alone.