In 2017, Victoria Deane completed her Masters degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Five Branches University in Santa Cruz, California. She interned as an Acupuncturist at the National Hospital of Integrative Medicine in Hanoi, Vietnam. While there, she worked with various doctors in clinical rotations to treat both acute and chronic pain. Victoria believes in a holistic healthcare model. This method of healthcare means addressing the person as a whole and treating the root cause of illnesses, versus merely diagnosing and treating individual symptoms. Her mission is to educate and empower her patients on how to take control of their health and live a more balanced lifestyle.
She lives in Portland, Maine and enjoys biking, hiking and spending time outdoors. She has a passion for travel, food and cooking nutrient-dense, wholesome meals.
Graham Haynes MAOM, L.Ac., is a licensed practitioner of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine. He grew up in Yarmouth, and developed an early interest in medicine. After living in almost every corner of the country and exploring various areas of medicine, he discovered the profound benefits of acupuncture and herbal medicine. Dedicating himself to the study and practice of this powerful medicine, Graham has returned home to open Whole Health Acupuncture.
Graham received his Master’s Degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MAOM) from the New England School of Acupuncture in Watertown, MA. This comprehensive four-year program encompassed Western and Eastern Medical studies. His extensive training is comprised of both Chinese and Japanese styles of acupuncture as well as Chinese Herbal Medicine. After graduation he completed post-graduate studies in how to enhance fertility with acupuncture, and most recently he has pursued advanced training in a very gentle form of non-insertive acupuncture called Toyohari.
Before starting Whole Health Acupuncture in Yarmouth, Graham practiced acupuncture in a number of settings in the Boston area including Shattuck Hospital, the Lynn Senior Center and Dimock Hospital. His clinical expertise includes treating chronic and acute pain, mental/emotional disorders, women’s health issues (PMS, painful periods, menopause) and gastro-intestinal disorders (constipation, IBS, GERD) as well as many other conditions.
Graham blends a variety of modalities into each treatment with a focus on obtaining results. A treatment may include Chinese and/or Japanese acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, TDP heat therapy, Tui Na (Asian body work) and lifestyle and dietary recommendations. He is happy to help with a wide variety of health concerns that affect the whole family. Graham’s style of practice emphasizes a gentle, integrative approach to healing.
