Chryssa graduated from Pacific College of Health and Science in the Spring of 2014 with a Masters Degree in Acupuncture. Prior to pursuing a career in acupuncture, she earned her undergraduate degree from University of San Diego with a major in Creative Writing and a minor in Gender Studies. She also received a post-baccalaureate degree from Rutgers University in Psychology.

Her focuses are fertility acupuncture, high functioning neurodivergence, headaches and migraines, and her signature Feminist Facials series.

As one of the slew of women during the pandemic who diagnosed with ADHD in her late 30s, Chryssa is passionate about helping women — diagnosed or otherwise — rewrite their futures. Instead of feeling trapped, wrong, and like a constant square peg in a round hole, the neurodivergent experience becomes one of harnessing your differences as your birthright and individual reason for being here on this earth.

The neurodivergent brain is necessary in this world and Chryssa helps her clients fully embody what they have to offer.

Currently, Chryssa is pursuing her doctorate in neurologically-focused acupuncture to better address neurodiversity and helping people work through the myriad of comorbidities that come along with that. Calming the nervous systems of those most in need helps everyone.

Chryssa incorporates her educational underpinning in the work she does with clients and in the courses she creates (Proof of Life™ and Bitch to Witch) for clients and anyone with an internet connection.

This is her primary focus and passion, and the gallery of before and afters continues to grow — as does the internal growth process that stems from engaging in these sessions, for both practitioner and patient!

Chryssa wears a lot of hats (she’s also a mom and stepmom, and her hair might be different in every picture you see of her) — and yet, this is how she operates best.