Our Story
About
Dragon’s Breath Acupuncture is a sanctuary for healing, rooted in the timeless wisdom of Daoist tradition. Here, ancient practice meets attentive, personalized care, an invitation to slow down, restore balance, and reconnect with your body’s natural capacity to heal.
Meet Your Practitioner
Sandy Kerry
Sandy Kerry is a Registered Acupuncturist, Master of Medical Qigong, Tuina Therapist and ordained Daoist Priest whose work integrates Traditional Chinese Medicine, advanced acupuncture techniques, Medical Qigong and energetic and spiritual practices.
Professional Training & Credentials
- Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac.)
- Balance System Acupuncture (BSA) Level 9 Practitioner
- Auricular Therapy
- Mei Zen Facial Acupuncture
- Tuina Therapist, including Chinese therapeutic massage, fire cupping, gua sha, moxibustion and related Traditional Chinese Medicine techniques
- Master of Medical Qigong (MMQ)
- Doctor of Medical Qigong Candidate
- Medical Qigong training with a particular focus on oncology support, while treating all conditions
- Ordained Daoist Priest, 82nd generation Highest Purity sect and 86th generation Celestial Masters sect, and a disciple of Dragon Heart Temple
Energetic & Spiritual Training
- Channeling
- Mediumship
- Soul retrieval
- Generational and ancestral trauma work
- Energetic clearing (spaces and people, including cord cutting)
- Meditation and Qigong practices (energy treatments and exercises)
- Animal Medical Qigong, including oncology support where appropriate
What Sandy Treats
Common Conditions Treated
Pain Relief
- Lower back pain
- Neck and shoulder pain
- Knee pain and osteoarthritis
- Tennis elbow
- Joint and musculoskeletal pain
- Injury recovery
Headaches
- Tension headaches
- Recurring migraines
Nausea & Supportive Care
- Chemotherapy-related nausea
- Post-operative nausea
- Support during cancer treatment
Stress, Energy & Sleep
- Anxiety
- Stress
- Fatigue
- Insomnia and sleep disturbances
Other Concerns
- Menstrual cramps
- Women’s health and hormonal concerns
- Fibromyalgia
- Seasonal allergies
- Digestive concerns
- Neurological conditions and rehabilitation
The Mechanism
How Acupuncture Works
Nervous System
Acupuncture stimulates sensory nerves and can influence the body’s natural pain-regulating mechanisms, including the release of endorphins.
Blood Flow
Treatment may help improve local circulation and support blood and oxygen flow to tissues.
Traditional Chinese Medicine
From a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective, acupuncture regulates the movement of Qi through the body’s channel and organ systems, restoring balance where there is excess, deficiency or stagnation.