Chong Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine

Chong Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine Our holistic approach addresses a wide range of issues, including hormonal imbalances, stress management, and pain relief for individuals of all ages.

A healing space rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine — offering acupuncture, herbal medicine, bodywork & energy therapies to support your nervous system, energy, and overall well-being. Chong Medicine is an Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Integrative clinic dedicated to supporting the health and wellness of families, men, and women. We’ve successfully treated over 1,000 women

for conditions such as PMS, fertility challenges, pregnancy care, and menopause. Additionally, we provide specialized care for men’s health concerns and family-focused treatments that support overall well-being and balance.

“For long lasting healing, I believe the physical body and mind needs to be in synch. Your health team should include a nurturing & compassionate healer, someone who shares your belief, includes you in every step, respects your insight, truly cares for your wellbeing and ensures you are not alone in your healing journey.”

Dr. Siatnee (Sidnee) Chong (DACM) is a Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.) in the state of California. She attended both Pacific College of Oriental Medicine and South Baylo University where she graduated with her Master of Science in Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine and is Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine candidate. She interned extensively with Master Clinicians in Western and Eastern Medicine, notably from US, China and Korea. Her experience includes Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese Acupuncture, Korean Acupuncture, 5 Element Harmonizing, Sa-Am Technique, Master Tung’s Orthopedic and Pain Management. She was awarded Best Clinician during her internship tenure at South Baylo University. Prior to that, she graduated with a Bachelor degree in Education from Edinburgh University, Scotland, on a full scholarship. Using her comprehensive training in Western biology and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), her scope of practice include the treatment of chronic pain, orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions (acute, chronic and sports injury), internal medicine, female health (menstrual issues, hormonal imbalance, pre/post menopause), stress, anxiety and prevention of ailments using natural foods, lifestyle modifications, acupuncture and herbs. She believes in working together with other medical providers (MDs, DOs, Physical Therapist, NP) to deliver a comprehensive approach best suited for each condition.

Strength training is not just about looking strong.For women in their 30s, 40s, and 50s, it can help support muscle, met...
09/04/2026

Strength training is not just about looking strong.

For women in their 30s, 40s, and 50s, it can help support muscle, metabolism, bone health, energy, balance, and confidence as the body changes.

And you do not have to start heavy.

Light weights, resistance bands, bodyweight movements, and consistency all count.

It is never too late to begin.

Your body can still build strength, stability, and resilience at any age.

Start where you are.

Your body is right on time.

The goal is not to take more supplements.The goal is to choose what actually supports your body.As we move into fall, ch...
09/02/2026

The goal is not to take more supplements.

The goal is to choose what actually supports your body.

As we move into fall, changes in routine, stress, sleep, digestion, immunity, and energy can all affect how you feel.

Supplements like Vitamin D, Magnesium, Omega-3, or digestive support may be helpful for some patients, but they should still be personalized.

What works well for one person may not be the right fit for another.

Schedule an appointment so we can create a supplement plan that supports your body through the seasonal transition.

Men’s cardiovascular health deserves attention before symptoms become serious.Your heart health is connected to sleep, s...
08/27/2026

Men’s cardiovascular health deserves attention before symptoms become serious.

Your heart health is connected to sleep, stress, circulation, blood pressure, energy, and daily habits.

Small choices like regular movement, nourishing meals, better sleep, less alcohol, avoiding smoking, and stress support can make a difference over time.

From a TCM perspective, acupuncture may also help support circulation, nervous system balance, tension relief, and overall wellness.

Prevention is one of the strongest forms of care.

Strength training is not just about looking toned.Starting in your 20s can help support muscle, bones, metabolism, postu...
08/22/2026

Strength training is not just about looking toned.

Starting in your 20s can help support muscle, bones, metabolism, posture, hormones, and long-term mobility.

The goal is not to be smaller.
It is to feel strong, capable, steady, and supported as you age.

Build strength now. Age differently later.

Men’s heart health deserves attention before something feels serious.Heart disease can be quiet at first, which is why p...
08/18/2026

Men’s heart health deserves attention before something feels serious.

Heart disease can be quiet at first, which is why prevention matters. Daily choices like nutrition, movement, sleep, stress support, and regular checkups can all play a role.

From a TCM perspective, heart health is also connected to circulation, digestion, sleep, stress, and emotional balance. Acupuncture may help support the nervous system, circulation, and overall wellness as part of a heart-conscious care plan.

Prevention is strength.

Digestion affects more than your stomach.In TCM, digestion is connected to energy, mood, sleep, hormones, cycles, fertil...
08/15/2026

Digestion affects more than your stomach.

In TCM, digestion is connected to energy, mood, sleep, hormones, cycles, fertility, and overall resilience. When digestion feels off, the whole body can feel it too.

Warm meals, steady routines, and paying attention to signs like bloating, heaviness, cravings, or irregular bowel movements can be a simple place to start.

Nourish the root, and the whole body has more support.

Fertility is a shared journey.When trying to conceive, it is easy for most of the attention to fall on the woman’s cycle...
08/11/2026

Fertility is a shared journey.

When trying to conceive, it is easy for most of the attention to fall on the woman’s cycle, hormones, and health.

But your husband’s health matters too.

S***m health can be influenced by daily habits like sleep, stress, nutrition, alcohol, smoking, heat exposure, illness, and overall wellness.

Since s***m take about three months to develop, the support you start now can matter later.

Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine may help support circulation, stress regulation, sleep, and overall balance as you prepare for pregnancy together.

If you and your husband are trying to conceive, schedule an acupuncture appointment so we can create a supportive plan for both of you.

August is a good time to check in with your body.As the season begins to shift, small habits can make a real difference....
08/04/2026

August is a good time to check in with your body.

As the season begins to shift, small habits can make a real difference.

More consistent sleep, nourishing meals, less overextending, and support for stress and immunity can help you feel more grounded and supported.

You do not need a complete reset.

Sometimes the body responds best to simple, steady care.

If your body has been feeling off, tired, or a little out of balance, acupuncture is a helpful place to start.

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Encinitas, CA
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