Jen Leonard, LAc, MSMBM
Hello! I’m Jen.
I’ve been practicing Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine and helping people heal since 2007, and Mind-Body Medicine to assist my clients in learning remarkable self-care since 2012.
I’ve worked in hospitals, including an ER, integrative medical settings, community clinics, and private practice—and applied both wisdom and science to troubleshooting a wide spectrum of health challenges.
With years of experience, what I love doing today is creating a unique plan for each person I work with, finding the right tools to meet their needs, and supporting them as they move forward.
What I’m really doing is teaching each person to be self-aware, and to take exquisite care of themselves. My clients learn what it’s like to experience enhanced wellness, confidence, and joy!
No matter how complex your current health problems, we can expand your horizons and support you in living your best life, with greater peace and ease.
I provide virtual assessment, strategy, and support across the US.
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Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pacific College of Health and Science, San Diego
Masters in Mind-Body Medicine, Saybrook University, with a focus on the effects of stress on diabetes
Continuing education training in: injection therapies, mind-body medicine, food as medicine, drug/herb interactions, integrative lab testing, integrative psychology, cancer support services, and Kinesio Taping.
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Licensed to practice acupuncture and TCM in Colorado and nationally by the NCCAOM
Certification in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy with Naropa University including training by MAPS.
Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator for Natural Medicine in Colorado
Certification in End of Life Care with Iliff School of Theology, Death Care Collective.
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Experience in large health care systems, community clinics, specialty care, and small rural communities.
Current volunteer work:
“Working with Jen on sorting out my complex health picture has allowed me to shift from overwhelm to living my life! With greater ease, clear priorities, and splendid resources—what a huge relief!”
— Jo Cooper, Author & Curator, Mindful News