PRACTITIONERS

Acupuncturist/Founder of The Qi House
​Cary Hakam DAOM, L.Ac.

Founder of The Qi House and a doctor of acupuncture and Oriental medicine. Cary practices acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine and teaches Taiji, trained through years of apprenticeship with master physicians Drs. Xinrong He and Li Gu. His care blends deep classical training with a lifelong devotion to the healing arts.

Meghan Loginov, L.Ac., MAOM

Licensed acupuncturist, herbalist, and founder of Mother Moon Acupuncture. Meghan specializes in women's health, fertility, and natural beauty, and cares deeply for each person who comes to her. Drawing on her own path through the ups and downs of trying to conceive, pregnancy, and postpartum, she meets patients with real understanding and warmth. Here you are welcome exactly as you are, supported and listened to through every season of your reproductive life.

Nikki Fleck, L.Ac., NTP

Acupuncturist and nutritional therapist, and also a gardener, yoga teacher, and community activist. Nikki has learned across a lifetime of study, from herbalists in the mountains of Mexico to functional-medicine doctors in Minneapolis, and each treatment she offers is curated to the needs and comfort of her clients. She is fiercely committed to making healing accessible, offering free and highly reduced services to those facing socioeconomic barriers. Her work is rooted in care, dignity, and the belief that this medicine should reach everyone.

Chrystina Hakam

Feng Shui consultant. Chrystina practices Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art of arranging a space to move energy into harmony and flow. She blends traditional and modern styles with her own background in design, sound healing, and Kundalini yoga, working with focused intention to clear stagnation, restore balance, and bring a home into alignment with your deepest wishes. Her sessions help activate potential, invite in flow, and reset a space after a move, a remodel, or a season of change.

Alex Kewitt, BCST

Biodynamic craniosacral therapist and also a bodyworker, facilitator, and artist. A graduate of the Body Intelligence BCST program, Alex (she/her) came to this work after eight years in human services, drawn to its gentle, collaborative nature and its grounding in anatomy and physiology. Her hands-on sessions offer a quiet space that helps settle the nervous system and supports the body in accessing its own health, resilience, and rest. She brings a background in somatic movement and art, along with a deep commitment to trauma-aware, welcoming care for every body.