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Elizabeth Wolf, LAc

Rooted in the wisdom of nature and the philosophy of “heal thyself,” I am passionate about guiding each person on their unique path toward wellness. I believe the patient is the true teacher, showing me the pace and direction of healing through a slower, more intentional approach to medicine. I offer a compassionate, non-judgmental space and prioritize comfort, curiosity, and listening.

I have a special interest in mental health and emotional wellbeing, treating pain and suffering through a somatic lens, and supporting people experiencing stress, anxiety, sleep difficulties, hormonal changes, and periods of transition. Supporting patients through grief, loss, heartbreak, and transformation is a particularly meaningful part of my practice.

My practice centers on Acupuncture and Craniosacral Therapy, with a particular focus on stress, sleep, emotional wellbeing, hormonal balance, and nervous system support. Treatments are individualized and may also incorporate Chinese dietary therapy, cupping, gua sha, and other supportive approaches depending on each person’s needs.

I also offer natural facial rejuvenation treatments, including Microneedling, Nanoneedling, Facial Cupping, and Facial Gua Sha, with an approach that considers both the skin and the whole person.

My own journey into this field began in my mid-20s while seeking alternative ways to support loved ones undergoing chemotherapy. That experience deepened my commitment to holistic healing and continues to inspire my work. Growing up in a Western medicine household, I was inspired by my parents’ dedication to healing and care. That foundation led me to explore a different, yet complementary, path rooted in the holistic and integrative principles of Chinese Medicine. As a former competitive gymnast and dancer, I also developed a deep respect for the resilience and complexity of the human body.

Based in Portland, Oregon, I live with my husband Gene, our two children, Remi and Juniper, our dog Pepper, and our playful cats, Luffy and Nori.

Schedule online with Liz

Call (503) 926-7985 or
text (503) 461-2569 to
request weekend availability.

Find out more about her at her website.

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