“Helping others live happier, fuller lives is my purpose as an acupuncturist, and I am grateful to be doing work that serves the community and feeds my soul.”

Debbie Hardin, M.Ac., L.Ac. holds a Master’s in Acupuncture from the Tai Sophia Institute in Laurel and is licensed to practice in the state of Maryland.  The three and a half year acupuncture program was the first to be accredited in the nation and includes over 500 clinical hours.  Debbie has also completed advanced training in auricular acupuncture and acupuncture for pain management.

She has served as assistant faculty at the Tai Sophia Institute as well as co-developer and coordinator of its community  acupuncture program.  She also spent two years working at a community acupuncture clinic in Gaithersburg, MD and held a private practice in Towson and at the Institute before coming to Good Life.   She supervises in the student clinic on occasion and is pursuing a graduate certificate in Herbal Studies at the Institute.  Prior to her graduate training, Debbie received her B.A. in English from the Johns Hopkins University.

Her passion and aptitude are for working with women, especially around issues such as infertility, painful or irregular menses, migraines, anxiety and depression.