Olo Acupuncture is open Monday - Saturday. To schedule, please search our availability here and contact us with the date and time preferred. Appointment requests will be handled in the order they are received.

We are updating our lateness policy to maintain our level of care. Patients arriving more than 5 minutes after their appointment time are considered “late,” and we can no longer guarantee your appointment. More information is available on our blog.

Community Room Acupuncture

Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese healing technique that treats an enormously wide range of conditions by helping to balance your body. Acupuncture is renowned for its ability to relieve pain, soothe anxiety and stress, and help alleviate many common and uncommon symptoms and illnesses. While community room treatments are often touted as an economical alternative to private room treatments,... Read More

Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese healing technique that treats an enormously wide range of conditions by helping to balance your body. Acupuncture is renowned for its ability to relieve pain, soothe anxiety and stress, and help alleviate many common and uncommon symptoms and illnesses.

While community room treatments are often touted as an economical alternative to private room treatments, they are also the preferred treatment environment for many patients. You can choose from a comfortable recliner or massage table in our comfortable and serene community room.

If you are interested in billing insurance for your treatments, please select your appointment from the acupuncture (not community room) options.


Private Room Acupuncture

Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese healing technique that treats an enormously wide range of conditions by helping to balance your body. Acupuncture is renowned for its ability to relieve pain, soothe anxiety and stress, and help alleviate many common and uncommon symptoms and illnesses. ***These treatments are for patients billing insurance, or who are paying out-of-pocket for a private roo... Read More

Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese healing technique that treats an enormously wide range of conditions by helping to balance your body. Acupuncture is renowned for its ability to relieve pain, soothe anxiety and stress, and help alleviate many common and uncommon symptoms and illnesses.

***These treatments are for patients billing insurance, or who are paying out-of-pocket for a private room.***


Massage Therapy

An amazing massage can melt away the stresses of everyday life, as well as work out serious muscle and strains, sprains, and pain. It is also a perfect addition to an acupuncture treatment or can be used individually.


Acu-Facial

Acu-Facial Rejuvenation is an exquisite, full body approach to skincare. Starting from the inside out, sessions begin with acupuncture and body alignment techniques and end with custom formulations crafted with the highest quality herbs and essential oils for your specific skincare needs. This ultimate facial experience will leave your skin dewy, hydrated and toned. Created by our own Tra... Read More

Acu-Facial Rejuvenation is an exquisite, full body approach to skincare.

Starting from the inside out, sessions begin with acupuncture and body alignment techniques and end with custom formulations crafted with the highest quality herbs and essential oils for your specific skincare needs. This ultimate facial experience will leave your skin dewy, hydrated and toned.

Created by our own Tracey Byer, L.Ac., Acu-Facial Rejuvenation draws from over a decade’s worth of experience as a licensed aesthetician, synthesized with her expertise in acupuncture, Chinese medicine, and bodywork.


Somatic Therapy

Somatic Therapy is a holistic form of counseling that is grounded in the mind-body connection. As a collaboration between you and your therapist, sessions combine dialogue, movement, and light touch, allowing you to explore a deeper awareness of your body that can reduce discomfort, strain, and stress while supporting a greater sense of self, strengthening resourcefulness and resilience to life... Read More

Somatic Therapy is a holistic form of counseling that is grounded in the mind-body connection. As a collaboration between you and your therapist, sessions combine dialogue, movement, and light touch, allowing you to explore a deeper awareness of your body that can reduce discomfort, strain, and stress while supporting a greater sense of self, strengthening resourcefulness and resilience to life’s challenges. To learn more, visit www.oloacupuncture.com/blog/
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Julian Cho, L.Ac., decided to pursue a career in acupuncture as he was first coming out and exploring his gender identity in New York City. Witnessing the “dire need for accessible health care and support within the Queer and Trans community,” Julian says he wanted “to find a way to be of help to friends and community members.”

Julian graduated with a Master’s in Acupuncture (MSAc.) from Pacific College in New York City and has been practicing in private and community acupuncture settings since. Julian loves how acupuncture is a way to communicate with the body, saying that “it centers the patient as a source of healing rather than a site of illness.”

At Olo Acupuncture, Julian will see community acupuncture patients on Wednesdays and Saturdays. “Accessibility and agency are key to healing, and the community environment also tends to create a synergistic effect where individual healing becomes part of a larger whole.”

Julian works well with patients experiencing chronic pain or illness and post-traumatic stress. “Patients often come in with neck and shoulder pain, low back pain, stress, insomnia, and digestive issues, among other things—many of these symptoms have underlying emotional components. I like to help guide patients through these different layers of well-being.”

Julian Cho, L.Ac., decided to pursue a career in acupuncture as he was first coming out and explo... Read More

As a professional dancer, Maggie first started receiving acupuncture to ease aches and pains and optimize her endurance for long days of rehearsals and touring. The first treatment “sparked so much curiosity for me and with a deep understanding already about moving with alignment and efficiency, I felt like I had bridged the gap between my previous experience of healthcare and the energetics of the body I had come to know through dance.”

The more Maggie learned about the medicine and its healing capabilities the more she knew it was needed in the world. “What I love about acupuncture is that it restores and reveals the body’s innate ability to heal itself. In this way, it’s a great preventative medicine. I wanted to provide personalized care that would help people help themselves.”

Maggie attended Tristate College and Pacific College of Health and Science in NYC. With training in three distinct styles of acupuncture, she customizes treatments by mixing and matching modalities to better suit individuals and their unique presentations. She enjoys treating all types of conditions including musculoskeletal pain, gastrointestinal disorders, immune imbalances, depression and anxiety, sleep disorders, menstrual issues, and overall stress management.

As a professional dancer, Maggie first started receiving acupuncture to ease aches and pains and ... Read More

Tracey Byer first encountered the benefits of acupuncture when she injured her back and neck and could not find relief through Western medicine. After trying acupuncture, Tracey was amazed at the immediate results and she ultimately experienced a full recovery. After this Tracey made the commitment to study Chinese Medicine because as she says “I wanted to be able to provide that level of care to my clients.”

Tracey received her Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine (MSOM) from the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York City. She is Certified in Acupuncture by the NCCAOM and licensed to practice acupuncture in New York State.

Tracey has over 10 years experience as a massage therapist and skin care expert. Her educational background includes The Swedish Institute as well the Lia Schorr Institute of Cosmetic Care. She is currently a teacher and supervisor at Atelier Esthetique in New York City.

Tracey is a great advocate of community acupuncture, saying, “I am passionate about healthcare being affordable and readily available. Community Acupuncture provides affordable care and allows the patient to receive the treatments they need, when they need it.”

Outside of acupuncture, Tracey is interested in Qi Gong, meditation, Tai Chi, and enjoys Native American/Tlingit art, dance and language. Her future plans include advocating for Native American rights and educating Native people about health and nutrition.

Tracey Byer first encountered the benefits of acupuncture when she injured her back and neck and ... Read More

Born in Tokyo, Japan, Yuka was exposed to healing arts as young girl when her mother, a shiatsu practitioner, taught her about meridian theory, and how to massage certain points to feel better. After graduating from Douglass College at Rutgers University, Yuka had a formative experience working with Tibetan Refugees in northern India. Seeing first hand how effective regular access to acupuncture could be, Yuka decided to formally study acupuncture and Chinese herbology upon her return to the states.

Yuka started her acupuncture training at the New York Campus of the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine (PCOM), and graduated from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) in San Francisco, California. Her internships included St. Vincent’s HIV clinic in New York City, as well as the St. James Infirmary and ACTCM’s community ear clinic in San Francisco. She is licensed to practice in New York State, and is board certified in Oriental Medicine by the NCCAOM. Her professional interests include community medicine, women’s health and pain management.

Outside of Olo Acupuncture, Yuka’s interests include spending her time with her daughter, travel and a life long love of photography.

Born in Tokyo, Japan, Yuka was exposed to healing arts as young girl when her mother, a shiatsu p... Read More

Meghan Herzfeld (they/them) studied dance and graduated from Bennington College in Vermont. They are Certified in Transformative Touch from the Somatic Therapy Center in Philadelphia and currently live and work in New York City.

Meghan has been a client of Somatic Therapy for the past ten years and has been deeply changed and expanded by it. As a dancer, yoga teacher, lover of acupuncture, and all things body, they found that through Somatic Therapy, they began to understand things about themselves that “talking it out” could never quite land on.

Somatic Therapy has allowed Meghan to be more self-trusting, alive, pleasureful, and aware of how to show up in an embodied way. They believe that the world needs and deserves more embodied people, and it is an honor and privilege to begin to offer this practice that has generated immense growth and expansion for them personally.

Meghan is also an avid biker and cat parent to their beloved Jennipurr Coolidge Herzfeld.

Meghan Herzfeld (they/them) studied dance and graduated from Bennington College in Vermont. They ... Read More

Sol was introduced to acupuncture and Chinese Medicine as a child, receiving treatment with their mother and grandmother. “As I grew older, I wanted to support my friends and community, primarily with herbal medicine. As I deepened my knowledge of herbs, I decided that Acupuncture and Chinese Herbalism were the perfect fit to learn not only how to support internal medicine disorders but also structural imbalances.”

After earning their bachelor’s in Fine Arts Degree from the University of Washington in Art History and Digital Art And Experimental Media, Sol earned their Master’s in Acupuncture from Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and their Doctorate from the Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine.

Sol enjoys working with patients “who are actively seeking to deepen their relationship with their body and how they interact with their surroundings. Nothing is too big or too small to work through. Specifically, Sol says that they “love working with fertility, pain, children, mental health concerns, peripartum care and beyond, post-gender-affirming surgery care, and improving quality of life.”

​​With several modalities to choose from, Sol uses a gentle, non-insertive acupuncture technique for sensitive and pediatric patients that includes the use of teishins (a silver tool used to stimulate acupuncture points) and the Shudo-Style Super Rotation Technique.

Before Olo Acupuncture, Sol worked in various practices in and around Savannah, Georgia, as well as New York City. Historically, they have worked supporting fertility and family planning, pain, PTSD, and nervous system concerns, sex workers, people in underserved communities, and the LGBTQIA+ community.

A speaker of English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish, outside of work, Sol enjoys taking their dogs for walks, good conversations, creative food, dancing, travel, and art.

Sol was introduced to acupuncture and Chinese Medicine as a child, receiving treatment with their... Read More

Jane was introduced to alternative medicine at the age of 11 when she saw a chiropractor for her injuries after falling out of a tree. Her experience led her to look into studying chiropractic medicine but “after working for an acupuncturist and seeing the full range of conditions acupuncture and herbology could treat I was fully persuaded to study Traditional Chinese Medicine.”

After receiving her BA from Binghamton University, Jane attended Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego where she attained her MSTOM. During her 4 years in California she assisted Donna Keefe, L.Ac. a renowned fertility specialist. Her studies also included an internship at the San Diego Hospice and Palliative Care, Senior Clinic at First Lutheran Church, a free, community style mobile clinic for seniors, and Integrative Health Nights: Community Clinic, a donation based, mobile clinic for underserved populations.

Jane is drawn to community acupuncture because “it allows people to get acupuncture often and that’s how acupuncture works best.” Her specialties include fertility and sports medicine. Outside of her work as an acupuncturist Jane’s interest includes supporting the growth of happy and healthy communities, cross-training, obstacle racing, yoga and lots of music.

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