DSOM, MScN, LAc
Owner, Acupuncturist, Nutritionist + Herbalist

Serena’s path to medicine began not in a classroom, but in her own healing journey. As a teenager navigating Lyme disease, she turned to acupuncture—an experience that shaped her life’s work.

She went on to earn a master’s degree in nutrition and a doctorate in East Asian Medicine, blending modern physiology with time-honored medical systems. Serena specializes in women’s health across the lifespan, including preconception and fertility support, painful or absent periods, PCOS, endometriosis, postpartum care, perimenopause, and menopause. She also treats a wide range of pain conditions.

Serena is known for her hands-on, integrative approach, weaving acupuncture with craniosacral therapy and myofascial release. Herbal medicine is a cornerstone of her treatment plans, thoughtfully customized to support each patient’s constitution and stage of life.

Through her training in Chinese medicine, Serena developed a deep understanding of the body’s cycles, patterns, and memory—how symptoms are not random, but meaningful signals mapped across time and tissue. The body has more than five senses, and it remembers.

Her work helps patients listen, restore balance, and move forward with clarity.

Curious if Serena could support you on your health journey? Reach out to learn more.

Outside of the clinic, Serena spends her time immersed in the Columbia River Gorge, nurturing a love for nature and movement while teaching her baby girl to explore the world alongside her.

ND/LAc

Naturopathic Doctor, Acupuncturist, Pelvic Floor specialist

Dr. Claire Erhart is a Naturopathic Doctor and Acupuncturist, specializing in musculoskeletal complaints, digestive concerns, and nervous system dysregulation. Additionally, she offers Holistic Pelvic Care™ as trained by Tami Kent for support with pelvic pain, sexual dysfunction, urinary issues, and more.

Claire has always had a passion for nature and strongly believes in the body’s innate ability to heal in the right conditions. Growing up in rural Connecticut, she has always found the best medicine to be found through time spent outside and barefoot. At the University of Vermont, she studied Natural Resources and Anthropology, though she has always had an interest in medicine and a desire to help others heal. Through her own healing journey, Claire has taken a deep interest in the mind-body-spirit connection and aims to embody this within her practice. She graduated from the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, OR, and has recently moved her practice out to the Columbia River Gorge.

When not working, you can find Claire in the garden or in the woods with her dog, Dennis. She enjoys doing crossword puzzles, finding new hikes, and driving on rural country roads.

DAOM, LAc

Licensed Acupuncturist, Herbalist

Sarah has been embedded in a matrix of healing since a young age. She spent her childhood exploring nature around Spokane, Washington, and the relationship she formed with the natural world early on continues to inform her practice of Chinese Medicine. In 2020, Sarah graduated from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine with her master’s degree in acupuncture and oriental medicine, and in 2024 she concluded her doctoral level degree in the same field from the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences in Oakland, California. In Chinese Medicine the concept of healing is a direction, and it is by this definition that she practices; it is her hope and goal that the directions she prescribes foster greater health and wholeness in her patients.

 She has particular interest in the treatment of mental and emotional conditions, sleep disorders, pain and digestive complaints using herbs and acupuncture.  She presently lives in the gorgeous Trout Lake, Washington and enjoys spending her free time rock climbing, drinking tea, and making art in the company of her ever-playful cat, Meru.

LMT, YTT200

Licensed Massage Therapist, Yoga Teacher

Gail is a seasoned Massage Therapist with a deep-rooted passion for Eastern modalities. Her journey in the healing arts began in Japan, where she studied Shiatsu and Reiki from 1999 to 2001. After returning to the U.S., she honed her skills in diverse settings, from a remote hot spring in Alaska to a team-based practice at a Wellness Center. Her expertise is further enriched by advanced training in Thai Massage, Myofascial Release, Reflexology, Somatic Healing, and Craniosacral techniques. She recently has certification in Pelvic Floor massage.

Gail’s holistic approach to bodywork is also informed by her extensive background as a Yoga Instructor. As a Registered, Experienced Yoga Instructor through Yoga Alliance, she has trained extensively in Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, and Restorative styles, bringing a deep understanding of movement and mindfulness to her practice. For over a decade, Gail has also shared her knowledge as a Massage Therapy Instructor, specializing in Anatomy and Eastern modalities.

Gail is also certified in Sound Healing and loves to share her Sound Baths in the Columbia Gorge. She loves how the soothing vibrations of alchemy crystal bowls and other instruments can help calm the body, mind, and spirit.

With a belief that it is vital to make time for therapeutic care, Gail creates a nurturing space for her clients to find inner balance and well-being. Gail has been a Massage therapists for decades and also teaches Eastern Modalities and Anatomy.

LMT

Licensed Massage Therapist, Movement Instructor

Torie has spent her life immersed in movement. From competitive running and mountain sports to years of hands-on clinical experience, her approach to bodywork is shaped by both personal experience with recovery and exploration of many different bodywork styles and modalities.

Growing up in Colorado, she developed an early appreciation for movement through skiing, hiking, and backpacking with her family. As an NCAA Division II cross country and track athlete, Torie relied heavily on many modalities throughout her collegiate running career and has continued to do so during her various, post-collegiate mountain sports pursuits. 

She graduated from Western State Colorado University in 2014 with a BA in Exercise and Sport Science, and immediately jumped into massage school just up the road in Crested Butte, Colorado. Since graduating from massage school, she's explored many other modalities including Ashiatsu, infant craniosacral, prenatal, cupping and neuromuscular therapy.

While one great massage can make a big difference, Torie credits much of her recovery and longevity to consistent bodywork and to the collaborative care of massage therapists, acupuncturists, chiropractors, physical therapists, and athletic trainers. 

Now, with over 10 years of experience as a licensed massage therapist in both Washington and Oregon, Torie connects deeply to work with active individuals who want to move better, recover more efficiently, and continue doing what they love for as long as possible.

In June 2026, Torie will graduate from the four-year program in Structural Medicine at the Institute of Structural Medicine — the most comprehensive bodywork education she has undertaken and one that has profoundly transformed her practice. Her lifelong connection to movement, combined with advanced clinical training and years of hands-on experience, allows her to approach each client with a thoughtful, problem-solving mindset and provide a truly individualized experience for athletes and everyday movers alike.

ND/LAC

Naturopathic Doctor, Licensed Acupuncturist

Dr. Dana Lockhart, ND, LAc, VDP brings heart-centered care and compassion when it comes to the totality of your health. She listens with curiosity and openness so that you can feel free to share what's on your mind and heart as it relates to your experience, body pain or emotional pain. She is passionate about walking alongside her patients as they work through their struggles, transforming their suffering into a new possibility- a new spark that enlivens and creates beautiful healing potential through the mind-body connection. She believes wholeheartedly that when the mind is at ease, the body has no reason for dis-ease.

In 2017, she graduated from the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, OR completing her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and Masters in Oriental Medicine. Since then, she has practiced primary care, regenerative medicine, acute and chronic pain relief and focused on mental-emotional wellbeing. During this time she found that many patients had blocks to treatment, and realized these blocks kept people from being well and wanted to dive in deeper. She soon found Vis Dialogue Holistic Counseling as a way to not only address physical conditions through psychological means, but as a way to get into the root cause of behaviors. She completed a 1 year intensive training and is now certified. Combining the beauty of the vis dialogue with acupuncture and herbs allows patients to go deep and transform their suffering to bring your mind, body and spirits back into peaceful balance. To her, healing is not just a destination but a transformative experience.

In her free time, you can find Dana resting, eating really good food, hiking, spending time in forests and by rivers, reading, painting, doing yoga, and playing volleyball.

LMT

Licensed Massage Therapist

Katy is a Licensed Massage Therapist who was born and raised in Hood River, Oregon. After spending 16 years in Bend, where she attended massage therapy school, she returned to the Columbia Gorge to continue her practice and serve her community. She has been practicing massage therapy since 2013, bringing over a decade of hands-on experience and a deep passion for the healing arts to her work.

Katy’s approach to bodywork incorporates a variety of techniques, including Swedish massage, deep tissue, cupping, gua sha, and oncology massage. She is currently furthering her education in craniosacral therapy, continuing to expand her knowledge and deepen her understanding of the body’s ability to find balance and restoration.

With a genuine love for what she does, Katy approaches each session with intention, intuition, and care. She values the connection between the mind and body and believes that therapeutic touch can provide an opportunity to slow down, reconnect, and support overall well-being. Her goal is to create a comfortable, nurturing space where each client feels seen, supported, and cared for through individualized bodywork.