Rebecca Ong-Sutherland received her Master’s Degree in Oriental Medicine from the New England School of Acupuncture and is licensed by the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine.

Rebecca studied Chinese and Japanese-style acupuncture as well as Chinese Herbal Medicine, a combination that few practitioners in the country possess. She continually strives to expand her knowledge of Eastern Medicine by attending advanced training seminars all over the country. She has extensive post-graduate training with world-renown acupuncturist Dr. Richard Te-Fu Tan whose Balance Method style of acupuncture creates an effective treatment with quick results. She has worked closely with sports-related injuries and post-operative patients. She also has many clinical hours of experience treating Women’s Health issues, allergies, digestive disorders and stress. Currently, Rebecca is affiliated with Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital and is the acupuncturist for a research study on the effects of acupuncture on Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.

Rebecca has always had a passion for helping and healing others. Prior to acupuncture, Rebecca has held positions as an Exercise Physiologist, Nursing Assistant, and Personal Trainer.

Aside from healing, Rebecca also has a passion in sports and athletics. She was a competitive gymnast for 11 years and is currently an avid snowboarder, golfer, and wanna-be surfer (still working on it!). She has also successfully completed the Boston Marathon. Her fascination with the movement and function of the human body has been the spark that has led her on the path to a career in health and healing.