“How did you get from performance art to acupuncture?”
— Fair question.
As a teen, I made art that became unexpectedly public.
It brought me into conversations about consent, power, institutions, and care.
I became an advocate, public speaker, and educator.
For most of my life, people paid too much attention to me.
But being looked at is not the same as being seen.
Attention is not affection.
I eventually became interested in what it would mean to give people the care I wished I’d had.
I went back to school, trained in Chinese medicine, and discovered that a treatment room is where it all fits together.
So now I’m an acupuncturist, and I founded a wellness center called Little Fox.
I genuinely love people.
I love helping someone make sense of a problem that’s been bothering them for years.
And I love the moment when a person realizes they don’t have to carry something alone anymore.
My room is in New York, but you can be anywhere in the world.
You can reserve my time, and I'll keep it for you.