Wyatt grew up in Park City, UT.  He left home to earn his B.A. degree from Reed College in Portland, OR and his M.S. degree in Oriental Medicine from Southwest Acupuncture College in Santa Fe, NM.  Versed in both Chinese and Japanese styles of acupuncture, Wyatt began exclusively practicing Traditional Japanese Meridian Therapy under Sensei Koei Kuwahara in 2002.  He traveled to Japan in 2009 for advanced training in Japanese Acupuncture with Koei Kuwahara, Shudo Denmei, Masanori Tanioka and Shiomi Tetsuo.  While in Santa Fe, Wyatt studied Taoist abdominal massage (chi nei tsang) at the White Cloud Institute.  This gentle abdominal treatment is designed to detoxify, strengthen the digestive system, and release emotional stagnation.  Wyatt also practices Shonishin, a gentle pediatric (non-insertive needle) acupuncture for children of all ages.  His acupuncture specialties include the treatment of sports injuries, pain, digestive disorders, anxiety/depression, insomnia, and chronic stress-related conditions.  He currently teaches qi gong in Park City and volunteers weekly at the People’s Health Clinic.

Melissa is originally from Kailua, Hawaii and San Luis Obispo, California.  She settled in Park City after living in Santa Fe, NM where she earned her Master's degree in Oriental Medicine from Southwest Acupuncture College.  As part of her undergraduate degree in Anthropology, Melissa spent a semester in Xi’an, China studying Chinese Medicine at Shaanxi Regional Hospital.  In 1998 Melissa obtained advanced certifications in Deep Tissue Massage and Shiatsu Acupressure from Heartwood Institute. Melissa has been practicing massage therapy for over 12 years.  Most recently, she traveled to Japan in 2009 with teacher Koei Kuwahara for advanced training in Japanese Acupuncture.  She specializes in the treatment of pain, sports injuries, digestive problems, immune support, gynecology, infertility, emotional balancing and cosmetic acupuncture. 

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