About Integrative Healing Arts

Skilled and compassionate expertise integrating the wisdom of ancient Eastern healing traditions with Western philosophies in a nurturing environment.

About Tsao-Lin E. Moy
L.Ac., MSOM, LMT, C. SMA

I can help you be your healthiest version of you, so you can reach your highest potential.

I can help you be your healthiest version of you, so you can reach your highest potential.

Tsao-Lin Moy has over 21 years of experience as an expert in alternative and Chinese medicine. She is the founder of Integrative Healing Arts which utilizes Chinese medicine, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and energy healing to treat patients. Tsao’s holistic approach integrates ancient Eastern philosophy and healing methods with Western scientific paradigms of health. This powerful combination helps each patient learn how to heal so they can take charge of their health destiny.

Tsao-Lin has completed training in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Research with the California Institute of Integral Studies and MDMA Assisted therapy training with MAPS. Using both Eastern and Western perspectives along with her years of clinical experience, she helps people with integration with their psychedelic therapy experiences.

Author of the best-selling book Will I Ever Get Pregnant?: The Smart Woman’s Guide to Get Pregnant Naturally Over 40, Tsao uses her expertise in fertility to help women heal underlying health issues and improve their fertility so they can get pregnant naturally

With her extensive background in Chinese medicine and her signature fertility acupuncture protocols, Tsao supports women throughout their pregnancies and beyond. For couples who are struggling to get pregnant, Tsao’s personalized energy healing protocols support both male and female fertility to optimize sexual health.  

An expert in Chinese medicine, Tsao understands that sleep is key to supporting a strong immune system. She is on the medical sleep expert team for My Best Mattress and on the medical CBD team for the best CBD oil review.

In addition to Chinese medicine, Tsao also utilizes massage therapy, not only as a means of managing stress, but also to support health, immunity, and wellness and to help her patients overcome a variety of health conditions, from musculoskeletal imbalances to seasonal allergies and more.

Tsao employs a variety of therapies, including acupuncture, massage, and traditional Chinese Medicine to provide her patients with natural pain relief. Her anti-aging protocols further reduce stress and fight inflammation by supporting the body from the inside out. Tsao’s innovative facial rejuvenation treatments stimulate collagen production to reduce visible signs of aging and improve muscle tone to keep her patients looking and feeling young. 

You may recognize Tsao from some of her prior work with Dr. OZ, Good Day New York, WNET MetroFocus, Fox26Houston, Askmen, Insider, Parenthood, Eat This Not That!, Parents, Best Life Online, MSN, Healthroid, BOLDTV, Authority Magazine, Health, Healthline, Yahoo! Lifestyle, IAM&CO, Apoterra, Brentwood Home, Medium, Thrive Global, and The Epoch Times.

Tsao started her career in the corporate world, but after 10 years as a successful executive, it had become a draining and uninspiring environment for Tsao. She felt called to a different path, one that would bring meaning and purpose to her life and allow her to help others in significant ways. This path became a journey into the ancient healing traditions of Eastern Medicine.

An experienced and highly trained licensed acupuncturist and healer, Tsao serves patients in the New York City area and continues to study the ancient healing arts and the art of classical Chinese medicine. She received her Masters of Oriental Medicine at Tri-State College of Acupuncture and currently serves as a senior clinical faculty member there. Much of her work focuses on the teachings of master practitioner Kiiko Matsumoto. Today, Tsao teaches Kiiko Matsumoto style of acupuncture in the graduate and postgraduate doctoral level programs and supervises in the physician certification program.

Tsao is currently finishing her training in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Research Certification at the California Institute for Integral Studies and is excited to be part of the psychedelic renaissance and new medical frontiers in plant and psychedelic medicine.

Tsao is a NCCAOM (National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine) Diplomat in Acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. She has completed postgraduate studies in classical Japanese herbal medicine known as Kampo and doctoral-level training and certification in Sports Medicine Acupuncture®. She also served as senior clinical faculty at Tri-State College of Acupuncture for over 17 years, and The Eastern School of Acupuncture, and on the Board of Directors of ASNY (Acupuncture Society of New York) for 5 years. She trained extensively with Kiiko Matsumoto, Dr. Mark Seem, and Dr. Richard Bandler, the founder of Neurolinguistic Programming. Tsao is also a Certified Sports Medicine Acupuncture® Specialist, a licensed massage therapist, and a graduate of the world-renowned Swedish Institute. 

 
New York City Acupuncturists
 

License & Certification

Education requirements and standards for practitioners vary from state to state. In New York state, only a Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.) can administer acupuncture. In choosing a practitioner, it’s important to inquire about their training and the studies they have undertaken. Tsao is licensed and certified with the following organizations:

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About the practice

Integrative Healing Arts is conveniently located in the heart of New York City’s Union Square neighborhood. The serene, intimate office is an oasis of healing in the hustle and bustle of NYC. Whether you are seeking treatment for a particular imbalance or looking to discover your optimal state of well being, the passionate and skilled practitioners at Integrative Healing Arts are here to help.

Eastern and Western philosophies are used in conjunction to not only treat illness but to explore greater states of well being. Acupuncture with other Asian therapies such as moxibustion, cupping, GuaSha, and various forms of massage and herbal medicine are incorporated to address your health concerns.

What is integrative healing?

A true integrative healing approach takes into account the whole person (energetic, physical, emotional and spiritual aspects), family history, their health history including all aspects of lifestyle now. The emphasis is on using all appropriate therapies available, both conventional and alternative to help bring the person back to being “whole”. The objective is for the patient to cultivate self mastery so they can make informed decisions about their health and live their optimal life. Health plays a HUGE role in this.

My Philosophy

Does one size fit all?

Standardized treatments are not effective in the long term. I have departed from the quick fix, "need" based sessions. This is not optimal health and is based on a “broken and fix” model.

Each person that I work with comes with their own unique experiences and health goals.

There is a certain level of commitment and discipline necessary to achieve a high level of health and healing. With expert guidance and support in an on-going program format patients are able to achieve balance, stability and wellness in their lives.

In my programs, you will experience expertise, guidance, support and personal attention that address your underlying health issues.

The commitment between practitioner and patient is emphasized in balancing and healing of the whole as well the community. Our approach is to balance and heal the whole person on physical, emotional, energetic and spiritual levels.