Erikka Pope, LAc

Bio:
Erikka Pope is a licensed acupuncturist with a decade of experience in providing compassionate and effective acupuncture care. With a strong foundation in both traditional Chinese Medicine and Western science, she is passionate about empowering patients to take an active role in their healing journey.

Erikka's clinical focus is on chronic pain and chronic disease management. She is particularly interested in the role of acupuncture in addressing the root causes of chronic illness and promoting overall well-being. Her approach is personalized, combining traditional acupuncture techniques with modern scientific knowledge to create a unique and effective treatment plan for each patient.

Erikka is actively involved in research, currently collaborating with Dr. Birdee on a study investigating the use of acupuncture and yoga for detoxing adults 65+ from benzodiazepines. She is committed to advancing the field of acupuncture and increasing access to this valuable modality.

Personal Statement & Approach:
"As an acupuncturist, I believe in the body's inherent ability to heal itself. My approach is to work collaboratively with patients to activate their body's natural healing processes. By combining ancient wisdom with modern science, I strive to provide a truly holistic and patient-centered experience.

I am passionate about using acupuncture to address chronic pain and improve overall quality of life. I believe that acupuncture can be a powerful tool for managing a wide range of health conditions, from physical pain to mental health challenges.

My goal is to empower patients to take control of their health and well-being. Through personalized treatment plans and a supportive approach, I help patients develop the tools and strategies they need to thrive.

I am committed to advancing the field of acupuncture and increasing access to this valuable modality. By combining clinical practice with research, I hope to contribute to the growing body of evidence supporting the effectiveness of acupuncture."