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Caitlin Isbister first became interested in Traditional Chinese Medicine after she received her B.Sc. in Medicinal Chemistry from the University at Buffalo. After researching various forms of medicine, she found that acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine resonated with her the most. Caitlin finds the strength of Chinese medicine to be its ability to treat the unique constitution of each individual, with a subtlety that allows it to appropriately complement Western medicine. Her areas of specialty include womens health issues & fertility, pain disorders, autoimmune disorders, sleep disorders, and stress relief. Caitlin received her Master of Science degree from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in Chicago. She is nationally certified and licensed by the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine. Caitlin is currently taking part in the Boston Medical Center Acupuncture Residency Program in the Department of Family Medicine. In addition to practicing Chinese medicine, C

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I specialize in a progressive style of acupuncture called Acupuncture Physical Medicine. Acupuncture Physical Medicine (APM) is the fusion of Classical Chinese, French and Japanese meridian styles of Acupuncture with the Western approach of myofascial trigger point release. APM is used to alleviate symptoms that may arise due to structural and energetic imbalances or blockages. In many cases these imbalances stem from a stress-related holding pattern that can be resolved using acupuncture. APM is a style of acupuncture developed and taught by Dr. Mark Seem, the president and founder of the Tri-State College of Acupuncture.

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