“Enlightenment, peace,
and joy will not be granted
by someone else. The well
is within us, and if we dig
deeply in the present moment, the water will spring forth.”

 Tich Nhat Hanh

 

Bob Sirianni is a New York State licensed acupuncturist, and a nationally board certified NCCAOM diplomat.  In addition to his private practice in New York City, Bob is currently a faculty member at the Tri-State College of Acupuncture (TSCA), where he earned his Master of Science degree in acupuncture.            

Bob’s philosophy of well-rounded healthcare is directly influenced by his continued personal quest for enlightenment through the pursuit of knowledge.  Bob holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in both biology and fine arts.  Acupuncture is a delicate balance between biology and art, and requires a calm receptive person with sensitive skilled hands.  This makes acupuncture a natural fit for Bob, as it calls on his ability and skill in both the scientific and intuitive aspects of his nature.

Continued study in Oriental Medicine has lead Bob to seek out new skills to inform his practice.  Bob has studied with unique masters here in New York City, in Thailand, and in China.  He has been fortunate enough to see how this medicine works with different patient populations and in different settings, including:  private practices, community clinics, and both inpatient and outpatient hospital settings in New York City and Beijing, China.

          

Work Experience 

  • Root-Branch Acupuncture, New York City:  Current
  • TSCA Faculty, New York City:  Current
  • Callen-Lorde Community Health Center; Acupuncturist, NYC 2009
  • He Ping Li Hospital, Beijing, China:  2007
  • Mark Thompson Acupuncture, New York City:  2006-2007
  • TSCA Community Clinic, New York City:  2006-2007
  • Integrative Therapies Program for Children with Cancer, New York-Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital, New York City:  2006
  • National Association of Detoxification Acupuncture (NADA) Outpatient Clinic, Lincoln Hospital Recovery Center, The Bronx:  2005

 Continuing Education 

  • Kiiko Matsumoto Alumni Grand Rounds; Kiiko Matsumoto, L.Ac.
  • Chinese Channel Palpation & Diagnosis; Jason Robertson, L.Ac.
  • Japanese Meridian Therapy; Stephen Brown, L.Ac.
  • Integrated Koshi Balancing; Jeffrey Dann, L.Ac.
  • Motor Points of the Neck and Shoulder; Ian Dunsmuir, R.Ac.
  • Motor Point Acupuncture; Matt Callison, L.Ac.
  • Beijing University of Chinese Medicine; Beijing, China
  • Chinese Hospital Internship; Beijing, China
  •   He Ping Li Hospital; Beijing, China
  •   Mei Tan General Hospital; Beijing, China
  •    National Academy of TCM Hospital for Eye Disease; Beijing, China
  •    Tian Tan Hospital; Beijing, China
  •   Military General Hospital; Beijing, China
  • Labor and Delivery Acupuncture; Jean Levesque, L.Ac.
  • Acupuncture Facial Rejuvenation; Virginia Duran, L.Ac.
  • NADA (Detox Acupuncture); Michael Smith, MD, D.Ac., Carlos Alvarez

 Bodywork

  • Tui Na (Chinese Massage); Zheng Gu Tui Na
  • Shiatsu (Japanese Meridian Massage); Nigel Dawes, L.Ac.
  • Traditional Thai Massage; Thai Massage School of Chiang Mai, Thailand
  • Cranio-Sacral Therapy; The Upledger Institute  
  • Zero Balancing; Jim McCormick, L.Ac.

   
   
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