Heather
Reagan, L.Ac M.A.O.M, recently relocated from Los Angeles, California,
in order to spread her knowledge and power of traditional Chinese
medicine. Heather is passionate about healing the mind, body and spirit
holistically through various modalities of Chinese Medicine.
“I
have been interested in complimentary alternative medicine my entire
life,” Heather declares. “I sought out Chinese medicine for the first
time 13 years ago for chronic respiratory infections and found the
strength of Chinese herbs over powered all of the western
pharmaceuticals I had been treated with in the past.” Her Chinese
medical doctor also linked her respiratory infections to an emotional
event that was occurring at that time. He treated the emotional state
by treating her mind which then led to the healing of the internal
pathology. At that moment it became clear that her passion in life was
to heal people as a whole, mind, body, and spirit.
Graduating
with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Kinesiology from California
State University Fullerton, Heather then proceeded to finish massage
therapy school and opened a successful practice in Newport Beach,
California. During that period, Heather began graduate school at
Southern California University of Health Science (SCUHS). SCUHS is one
of the highest ranking Chinese Medical Schools in the country with a
rigorous 3-yr full time program and it stands the highest ranked school
in that field in California, being ACAOM and WASC accredited. Heather
graduated Valedictorian of her class and also received the highest of
honors, the prestigious Chinese Herbology award, Shen Nong, which is
given to one student each year.
Heather interned in Taipei, Taiwan studying under 20th
generation Chinese internal medicine doctors. She then completed a
3-year internship program at the University Health Center in Los Angeles
interning under some of the top doctors in the world.
Heather
specializes in women’s health and internal medicine. Her patients are
treated for a variety of conditions with the several modalities in
traditional Chinese medicine.
