My first patient was me.
About Yadi Alamin
My first patient was me.
After developing a serious illness that did not respond to medication, I began exploring Traditional Chinese Medicine in search of another path. That journey led me to train for nearly a decade under a seventh-generation doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Qigong instructor before continuing my clinical education working alongside the Dean of Pacific College of Oriental Medicine.
More than 26 years later, that experience still shapes every patient interaction.
Having lived through the uncertainty of searching for answers, I understand that every person brings a unique story-not just a diagnosis. My approach is built around listening, careful assessment, and selecting the therapies that best match each individual’s needs.
Today, Charlotte AcuBodywork combines the principles of traditional Asian medicine with modern therapeutic technologies to create personalized, non-invasive care focused on helping people move better, feel better, and improve their quality of life.
My Philosophy
We treat people,
not diagnoses.
Every body
is different.
We look for causes,
not just symptoms.
Multiple therapies working
together often outperform a single approach.
The nervous system
plays a central role in recovery.
26+
Years of Clinical Experience
Thousands
Years of Clinical Experience
Trained for Nearly a Decade
Under a 7th-Generation TCM Doctor & Qigong Instructor
Worked with the Dean
of Pacific College of Oriental Medicine
Founder of NIDA
Non-Invasive Distal Acupressure
Education for the Future
of Healing Arts
