Domenic enrolled at SAMRA University in Los Angeles and earned a full tuition scholarship to study Traditional Chinese Medicine. He went on to graduate with a Masters of Science degree in Oriental Medicine in 2001. At SAMRA he was fortunate to study under some of the brightest Chinese, Japanese, and Korean professors in the science of oriental medical diagnosis, acupuncture, and herbology. Domenic also studied optional advanced coursework in Chinese herbal theory, diagnosis, and massage therapy.

After leaving SAMRA, Domenic moved to New York City for a position at a physical rehabilitation clinic in Bronx, NY where he was able to perform over 5,000 acupuncture visits in his first year of practice. After his extensive clinical experience in New York, Domenic decided to re-locate to Baltimore, MD and opened his current practice in February of 2003, specializing in obstetrics, pregnancy support, physical medicine, and pain management.

Domenic has hospital privileges at St. Joseph's Medical Center in Towson, working closely with the OB/GYN unit and pain management departments. He is available for pregnancy support at St. Joseph's, and pain management/physical rehabilitation.

Dr. Loeliger completed his medical training in the Fifth Harvard Surgical Service at the New England Deaconess Hospital in Boston and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. He is a board-certified anesthesiologist with subspecialty training in cardiac and neuroanesthesia. Dr. Loeliger is currently a staff anesthesiologist at Greater Baltimore Medical Center and a clinical instructor of anesthesiology at Johns Hopkins Medical School.

In 1996 he traveled to Beijing, China where he studied acupuncture at the China Beijing International Acupuncture Training Center. Subsequently, Dr. Loeliger has also completed the Acupuncture for Physicians Program at UCLA and is a member of the American Academy of Medical Acupuncture. He is licensed to practice acupuncture by the Physician Board of Quality Assurance in the State of Maryland. His other complementary and alternative medicine interests include mind/body medicine, herbal therapy, energy medicine and magnetic therapy. Dr. Loeliger is committed to the integration of complementary and alternative medicine into conventional healthcare.

Jo Ann Loeliger completed her nursing degree at Salem State College and then completed training as a nurse anesthetist at St. Vincent Hospital in Worcester, Massachusetts. She is a certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) in the state of Maryland. Jo Ann has trained in energy medicine through the School of Energy Mastery and the Shadhiliyya Sufi School of Spiritual Energetic Healing in Santa Rosa, California. She is a certified advanced energy healer (CAEH) with the Essex Healers Association of Great Britain.

She offers private healing sessions at Integrative Health Centers and at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center. She also offers phone sessions for out of state clients. Jo Ann offers energy healing support through imagery, meditation, and healing touch techniques for people experiencing cancer, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, stress-related ailments, or surgery preparation and recovery. Jo Ann teaches the use of hypnosis and guided imagery to women who wish to explore a more holistic birthing experience. Committed to empowering people, she assists all that seek a deeper level of healing to open to their own innate healing ability.

Maria is a graduate of Baltimore school of Massage and has been a certified massage therapist in Maryland for over 6 years. She is nationally certified in bodywork through the National Cerification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. Maria's expertise lies in deep tissue massage and swedish massage. She has advanced training in the highly recognized hot stone massage certification, La Stone Therapy. Maria is also a certified prenatal and peri-natal massage therapist.

Susan Miller has been in the field of health and wellness for over a decade, dedicating herself to educating the community about the benefits of holistic medicine. Advocating and promoting internally to patients, as well as in the public sector, she is committed to making CAM a household name. Susan has developed numerous corporate wellness programs throughout the greater Baltimore area. She has experience as a chiropractic assistant working with physical rehabilitation and related therapies. Susan worked as a certified personal trainer for several years as part of an ongoing commitment to wellness in her personal and professional life. She is currently the practice manager and marketing director for Integrative Health Centers.

Bill Zvarick, L.Ac. completed his acupuncture studies at the Maryland Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In addition he has studied acupressure with Michael Reed Gach through the Acupressure Institute at Berkeley, California, and massage at the Baltimore School of Massage. He has extensive experience in massage and acupressure, working with a wide range of skeleto-muscular conditions, and he utilizes these modalities together with acupuncture to address patients’ health issues on multiple levels.

Mr. Zvarick also treats a wide range of other conditions, including migraines, depression, anxiety, infertility, digestive disorders and immune disorders.

Seok finished 2 years of full time acupuncture and herbal medicine apprenticeship under Grandmaster Hyun Kyu Choi in Korea before starting his formal education. He then enrolled in Emperor's College of Traditional Oriental Medicine in Los Angeles and earned his master's degree in Traditional Oriental Medicine graduating summa cum laude.

In addition to his extensive clinical experience from Korea, he also served in various integrated medical facilities including UCLA Arthur Ashe Center, Venice Family Clinic, and Los Angeles Free Clinic. He was also the chief acupuncturist for a medical mission to Tijuana, Mexico in 2006.

Besides pain management, his specialties include internal medicine, allergies and nervous system disorders.