Staff
Jagjit Khalsa ,L.Ac.
Texas Licensed Acupuncturist (AC01088)
I am here to serve your health needs with all the facets offered by my many experiences with people and alternative medicine.
I am a Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.), Kundalini Yoga Instructor, and Music Educator with a background in styles of healing that span the globe from China, India, Europe, and Native American. I have been practicing here in Georgetown, TX since 2009.
My calling for acupuncture began at 20 years old when I developed Carpal Tunnel tendonitis as a young pianist in music school. I had heard of Acupuncture and sought out a practitioner.
After teaching music and practicing as a massage therapist, I pursued my master’s degree (MAcOM 2008) at the Academy of Oriental Medicine at Austin (AOMA) in Austin TX. I am very grateful for the expert training and my ability to implement these skills with my care of patients.
I feel that each person’s needs are unique, and that Traditional Chinese Medicine can address your needs through the 4 Branches: Acupuncture, Body Work, Herbs, and Movement and meditations derived from Yoga, Qi Gong and Tai Chi. I assess treatment duration and protocol based on my evaluation of your medical history, blended with an astute evaluation of the health of your body, mind, and emotions.
My philosophy is based on universal love and compassion for all regardless of race or religion.
When not in our warm and welcoming clinic, I enjoy my time singing music, cooking, hiking and biking, and spending time with dear people and pets.
JK’s credentials:
Jagjit “JK” Khalsa, MAcOM, Dipl. O.M. (NCCAOM), L.Ac.
NCCAOM – National Board-Certified Acupuncturist ™
Formerly a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT)”
We Welcome a new Acupuncturist to our Staff- Fall 2024
C Lin Chang, L.Ac.
Texas Licensed Acupuncturist (AC01823)
C Lin obtained his MSAOM in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Texas Health and Science University in 2017. He also has a BS in Psychology.
He specializes in treatment for pain management and mental issues (anxiety, depression, sleep pattern, quitting smoking).
His treatment skills include acupuncture needles, electric stimulation, acupressure, and herbal teas and Tuina – Asian Bodywork with acupressure.
C Lin believes ”Herbal tea is a mysterious thing to understand, as most people believe it is a stimulant, but it could be treated as good medicine with five thousands years’ of history and philosophy.” He states that ”Our body has an invisible power, this power runs through our body and becomes the energy we had, but once the pathway gets blocked it makes us have symptoms such as pain. The acupuncture is trying to unblock the pathway and reduce the pain.”
His patients feel very comfortable with his effective soothing touch. We are happy to have him as part of our staff at Harmony & Health to share his talents and skills.
