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.

06/10/2026

Rest is not laziness.

It is part of healing.

If you are in the postpartum season, preparing for birth, or know someone who is, we created a free guide to help new moms find small, gentle moments of rest and support.

Download Finding Rest in the Postpartum Days here:

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06/06/2026

Your food is more than fuel.

It is information, energy, and deep self-care.

In Chinese medicine, digestion is often seen like an oven.

If we keep adding cold foods, smoothies, and raw salads all the time, that inner warmth can weaken over time.

That is why even “healthy” foods can sometimes leave you feeling bloated, heavy, or depleted.

It does not mean you can never have smoothies or salads.

It means supporting your digestion with warmth, balance, and intention.

Try adding warming ingredients like ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, or pepper to help keep your digestive fire supported.

Small shifts can make food feel more nourishing, not just healthy.

06/03/2026

Holding onto sadness?

Try this gentle Lung acupressure practice.

Massage the point below the collarbone, visualize white light, and breathe in courage and clarity. 🌿✨

06/02/2026

Feeling unsure whether it’s intuition or fear?

Fear is usually loud, urgent, and catastrophic.

It tries to rush you with thoughts like “act now or everything will fall apart.”

Intuition feels different.

It’s quieter, steadier, and more grounded.

It doesn’t force you, it simply brings your attention to what matters.

You can also feel it in the body.

Fear tends to contract and tighten you.

Intuition, even when it’s uncomfortable, often has a sense of subtle openness or expansion.

Learning to notice the difference can change how you trust yourself.

05/29/2026

Before you snap, try this.

Anger and frustration are normal, but you do not have to let them sit in your body all day.

In Chinese medicine, stuck energy can show up as irritability, tension, or that “I’m about to lose it” feeling.

A simple way to release it is by massaging Liver 3, the point between your big toe and second toe, while exhaling with a soft “shhh” sound.

Think of it like letting steam out before the pressure builds.

Try it the next time you feel stuck, irritated, or emotionally heated.

05/27/2026

Emotion is like water in a river.

When it flows, it feels clear and alive.

When it gets blocked, it can become heavy and stagnant.

Postpartum can feel this way too.

A mother is healing in her body, heart, and nervous system while adjusting to a whole new season of life.

The goal is not to push emotions away, but to gently help them move again.

This is part of why I created the Healing the Birth Mama Postpartum Program, a gentle postpartum recovery program rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine, nourishment, rest, and emotional support.

Because the mother deserves care too.

Learn more via link in bio

05/23/2026

Postpartum healing is not about “bouncing back.”

It’s about rebuilding.

Nourishing.

Restoring.

Healing the Birth Mama was created to support mothers through the physical, emotional, and energetic shifts after birth using Traditional Chinese Medicine wisdom and gentle recovery practices.

Memorial Weekend Special: $97
Normally $497

A beautiful gift for yourself or a mother you love.

Link in bio 🤍

05/22/2026

Rest is not laziness.

It is part of healing.

Sometimes purpose does not arrive as one big breakthrough.

Sometimes it shows up quietly through the places, practices, and rhythms that bring your body back into peace, aliveness, coherence, and truth.

Your body may already know the direction.

Sometimes healing begins by letting it feel safe enough to rest.

Do you know a new mother or a mama moving through postpartum again?After birth, so much attention goes to the baby, but ...
05/19/2026

Do you know a new mother or a mama moving through postpartum again?

After birth, so much attention goes to the baby, but the mother is healing too.

Her body is recovering.

Her hormones are shifting.

Her heart, mind, and spirit are adjusting to a new season.

That is why I created the Healing the Birth Mama Postpartum Program, a gentle recovery program rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine wisdom, nourishment, rest, emotional support, and simple healing practices.

For the rest of May, the program is available for $97 instead of $497, with the Healing the Birth Mama Ebook included as a special May bonus.

A special bonus on Mamma supplements is also included for deeper postpartum nourishment and recovery support.

Postpartum healing should not feel lonely.

The mother deserves care, too.

Scan the QR code to claim the Mother’s Month Offer.

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741 Garden View Court, Suite 104
Encinitas, CA
92024

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