William Black is a nationally certified acupuncturist with a Master's in Acupuncture from Pacific Rim College and a background in psychology. He was first drawn to Chinese medicine as a teenager after a severe concussion left him with lingering brain fog, cystic acne, and other challenges that conventional medicine couldn't fully address. Through changes in diet, acupuncture, and other supportive treatments, he experienced a profound shift in how he understood and related to his own body — an experience that opened the door to a lifetime of study. His clinical focus is on restoring the body's internal balance: releasing obstructions, regulating circulation, and supporting the body's innate capacity to heal. His practice draws from a range of time-honored tools, including acupuncture, gua sha, cupping, acupressure, moxibustion, and tuina bodywork. He also weaves in mindfulness-based practices rooted in Taoism, qigong, yoga, and creative exploration, grounded in ongoing study of the Huang Di Nei Jing and the subtle rhythms connecting body, mind, and season. Will specializes in chronic pain, stress, anxiety, neurological conditions, and digestive health. He works best with people who are ready to slow down, reconnect with their bodies, and move toward a more embodied and intentional way of living.