Hello! My name is Tanya, and I built Resonant Root to be a unique blend of Chinese Medicine and modern science, offering holistic care that honors the deep interconnection between body, mind, and lived experience.

I began my career as a nuclear engineer, a path I loved, until I felt an unrelenting call toward something more relational and embodied. Today, I draw on the full breadth of that background to bring a systems-oriented perspective to healing. I believe there is a meaningful bridge between Eastern and Western ways of understanding the body, and that this bridge represents an important next evolution in medicine—one that moves us toward wholeness rather than fragmentation. It has become my mission to help articulate that connection and make it clinically meaningful.

My treatment philosophy is rooted in the idea that healing emerges when we restore connection in places of disconnection. In practice, this means helping patients reestablish coherence—physically, emotionally, and energetically—by addressing the underlying dynamics that give rise to symptoms. I work with acupuncture, herbal medicine, and support for the body’s natural rhythms as ways of listening to and engaging the body’s own intelligence. Each session is a dialogue, guided by movement rather than stagnation, relationship rather than reduction, and transformation rather than symptom management alone.

My background in physics and engineering uniquely prepared me to understand the body through the lens of the physical universe, where matter, energy, and consciousness intersect. This perspective continues to inform how I see health: as a dynamic, interconnected process shaped by both measurable and subtle forces. Classical Chinese Medicine and modern systems science speak a shared language of coherence, resonance, and adaptation—and it is within that shared space that my clinical work comes to life.

I do not view the body as broken or in need of fixing, and I do not believe in pathologizing either bodies or experiences. It will always be an honor to meet you exactly where you are, as you are, and to support your capacity for change from that place.

Thank you for being here. You are welcome.