A natural, sustainable approach to pain and stress management
Acupuncture is a non-pharmaceutical approach that addresses pain and stress at their root, supporting the body rather than simply managing symptoms.
We respect the body’s natural intelligence and capacity to heal.
Conditions we treat
Acne
Anxiety and depression
Asthma
Bruxism (jaw clenching and teeth grinding)
Fibromyalgia/chronic fatigue syndrome
Gastrointestinal problems
(Chronic bloating, GERD, IBS etc…)
Injuries to athletes and performers
Migraines and headaches
Neck, back, shoulder, hip and knee pain
Post-surgery chronic pain
Sleep disturbances
Women’s health
(Menstrual irregularities and PMS, heavy bleeding, postpartum recovery etc…)
and so on
This list is not exhaustive. If you have questions about whether acupuncture may support your condition, please feel free to reach out.
Dr. Lei Hattori L.Ac., DACM
Lei Hattori is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine (DACM) and a Licensed Acupuncturist. She has trained extensively in clinical assessment and palpation under Mr. Hiro Iwamoto, an acupressure specialist who spent 14 years teaching acupuncture, acupressure and manual therapy in Japan.
Born and raised in Tokyo, Japan, Lei grew up in a culture where acupuncture and Eastern herbal medicine are part of everyday healthcare. Due to sensitivity to conventional medications, she relied on acupuncture and herbal medicine from an early age to address a wide range of conditions, including colds, digestive concerns, and stress-related symptoms.
In her 20s, she worked as a model in bustling Tokyo, a career that exposed her to physically and mentally demanding environments. During this time, acupuncture and Eastern medicine became essential tools for maintaining physical balance, supporting her nervous system, and managing chronic stress. These personal experiences continue to inform her clinical approach today.
Her passion is to support individuals on their healing journey toward sustainable, long-term wellness. Her approach emphasizes prevention, self-regulation, and proactive care—while minimizing reliance on medications and surgical interventions.