We hope we can help you make an informed decision whether acupuncture and Dr. Chen may be the right doctor for you. She is one of the most established acupuncturists in Seattle. Acupuncture and herbs are her specialty. Dr. Amy Chen is one of the first licensed acupuncturists in the state of Washington.
She has been practicing acupuncture for over 40 years, with the last 30 years in the Seattle area. For a long period of time, she was the Senior Acupuncture Instructor at Bastyr University in Seattle. Acupuncture is her lifelong passion and she believes in using acupuncture and natural herbs to treat her patients.
She has been practicing acupuncture for over 40 years, with the last 30 years in the Seattle area. For a long period of time, she was the Senior Acupuncture Instructor at Bastyr University in Seattle. Acupuncture is her lifelong passion and she believes in using acupuncture and natural herbs to treat her patients.
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Shirley L.
Mar 17, 2018
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I have been going to Amy for over forty years. I had sciatica for many years, and received many prescriptions and treatments from MD's, but never any relief. Finally, my daughter, an RN out of UW, recommended Dr. Chen. She was located in north Seattle at that time. ONE treatment and the pain was gone! Several years after that she helped me with both of my shoulders that were partially "frozen". Again, full relief. She's also helped me with foot pain. I had researched acupuncture on my own and believed in it. Amy has always been kind and very gentle. I have NEVER
Barbara W.
Sep 09, 2009
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I have been a patient of Dr. Chen's for many years and have referred my friends to see her. Every single one of them has told me about their successful treatments. She has a lovely demeanor that is both professional and kind. My migraine headaches are now a thing of the past; I never left her office with the headache I arrived with. Her knowledge is wide ranging from QiQong to successful dieting and menopausal issues. She treated my daughter right after back surgery at the recommendation of her doctor, and her recovery was much faster than otherwise. She has my full confidence, and I
Vanetta W.
Jun 26, 2009
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I am going to have to agree with scott c on the noise and lack of communication. This was my first acupunture session, and the noise was prevalent throughout the session. I will say I felt pretty relaxed after my session. I went to help relieve some of my pregnancy symptoms and migraines. I am however 4.5 months pregnant, and first asked the doctor whether or not it was safe to put needles in my adbomen, she said it was, so I trusted her. Well, after the session, I told her my lower ab was sesitive where the needle was inserted, and she said it should not be a problem. A few hours later,
