Laurie Badolato M.Ac., L.Ac.
Licensed Acupuncturist, Yoga and Qi Gong Practitioner
The Ruscombe Mansion Community Health Center was founded here in 1984 by Executive Director Zohara Meyerhoff Hieronimus.
Baltimore, MD
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License, Credentials & Experience
Laurie has been helping people for 34 years
Licensed Acupuncturist
Maryland Board of Physicians (MBP)
, #U01926
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About me
Working in the Health field since 1988, many have benefitted from the experience and passion Laurie has had in Nutrition, Exercise, and Meditation. Balancing a full family life with four children and a desire to help others has been her life's work.
Laurie earned her B.S. in Nutrition and Exercise Science from Florida State University. She earned her Master's Degree in Acupuncture from Maryland University of Integrative Health. She is also a Reiki Master, Qi Gong Practitioner, Pilates, and Yoga Practitioner.
Healing is a process that can be challenging and is always rewarding. With Acupuncture, Reiki, Qi Gong, Meditation, and Yoga we can all experience more ease in living.
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Laurie Badolato M.Ac., L.Ac. Answers
Markus, considering these are two completely modalities, neither can be better or worse. Both approach our bodies in a cooperative way following predictable and reliable systems.
Our bodies hold deep and powerful wisdom. As practitioner, our best resource is you, the patient, listening to and learning from your body's response to treatment and lack thereof. Finding a practitioner that encourages your participation and input is a great choice!
Laurie Badolato M.Ac., L.Ac. Answers
Your experience of pain while walking, and not while sitting, points to a mechanical or structural alignment issue. Is it the way you land on your feet (toes pointing out or in, pronation, supination)? Is it your stride (landing on your heels or toes or somewhere on between)? Is your head dropping forward and shoulders rounded? Are you leaning back too far? It would be great to have someone watch you walk or film you and give you feedback.
Our bodies are very wise. Trust that it is teaching you - every step of the way.
Laurie Badolato M.Ac., L.Ac. Answers
Andrew, what a great question!
There is more ease in living with Acupuncture. For myself, I noticed that all the modalities I use for healing (physical and mental health) require less effort from the Doctor, Practioner, and within myself when I receive treatment. There are many theoretical reasons why. My patients and myself are simply grateful for the results.
Laurie Badolato M.Ac., L.Ac. Answers
Markus, considering these are two completely modalities, neither can be better or worse. Both approach our bodies in a cooperative way following predictable and reliable systems.
Our bodies hold deep and powerful wisdom. As practitioner, our best resource is you, the patient, listening to and learning from your body's response to treatment and lack thereof. Finding a practitioner that encourages your participation and input is a great choice!
Laurie Badolato M.Ac., L.Ac. Answers
Your experience of pain while walking, and not while sitting, points to a mechanical or structural alignment issue. Is it the way you land on your feet (toes pointing out or in, pronation, supination)? Is it your stride (landing on your heels or toes or somewhere on between)? Is your head dropping forward and shoulders rounded? Are you leaning back too far? It would be great to have someone watch you walk or film you and give you feedback.
Our bodies are very wise. Trust that it is teaching you - every step of the way.
Laurie Badolato M.Ac., L.Ac. Answers
Andrew, what a great question!
There is more ease in living with Acupuncture. For myself, I noticed that all the modalities I use for healing (physical and mental health) require less effort from the Doctor, Practioner, and within myself when I receive treatment. There are many theoretical reasons why. My patients and myself are simply grateful for the results.
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