Yan Q. Huo, M.A., ATR-BC, LPC, Founder of Art of Wellness, LLC, fluent in Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese, is a Registered & Board Certified Art Psychotherapist, Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Pennsylvania. She received her Post Master Certificate in Couple and Family Therapy at Drexel University.  She is also an Associate Faculty and Executive Council Member at Partners Reaching to Improve Multicultural Effectiveness (PRIME) Training and Research Institute, a federally funded program hosted at Drexel University, School of Medicine, and Behavioral Health Education.  Since 2002, Ms. Huo served as an active clinical supervisor for first and second year graduate art therapy students from Drexel University, Hahnemann Campus. 

Ms. Huo’s clinical practice focuses on integrative Eastern-Western treatment approaches to achieve balance of the mind, body, and spirit. Extensive experiences working with children, adults, couples and families,including immigrants and refugees with success utilizing narrative, cognitive behavioral, psychodynamic, attachment theory, art therapy theory, and family systems theories.   Many have experienced simple and complex trauma as related to sexual and physical abuse, war trauma,unexpected incidents, grief and loss, discrimination, domestic violence, and cultural adjustment issues.  Special interest in working with people coping with addiction-related issues such as alcohol, drug, gambling, stealing and other addiction-related issues, and relational issues.

Fortunate to have a father who practiced Traditional Chinese Medicine in China, Ms. Huo was raised in a household that practices Chinese food therapy and herbal tonics for prevention and treatments.  To pursue her interest in the health field, Ms. Huo completed three years of the nursing program at SUNY Binghamton and eventually received a bachelor in human development, minor in psychology and fine arts.  With her unique experiences, she provides Holistic nutritional counseling, combining perspective from traditional and Eastern nutritional theories (yin and yang balance) to help others achieve balance of the mind, body, and spirit. 

Yun Jung Lee, M.A., ATR-BC, LPC, is a Registered & Board Certified Art Psychotherapist, Licensed Professional Counselor & Certified adoption therapist. She has worked extensively in a home-based behavioral health program for families at risk.  Ms. Lee is a bi-lingual, bi-cultural therapist (Korean) who is certified in Adoption Therapy to work with members of the adoption triad (birth parents, adopted person, and adoptive parents/family).

Ms. Lee is the author of the book, “Understanding Identity Formation of Inter-County Adolescent Adoptee Through Verbal Interview and Visual Representation” Creative Arts Therapies Approaches to Adoption and Foster Care Treatment (Betts, D.J. (Ed.) 2003, Charles C. Thomas).  Her expertise includes working with children with ADHD, ODD, Anxiety Disorder, Eating Disorders, PTSD, MDD, PDD spectrum, children and adult survivors of sexual, emotional, & physical abuse, grief and loss.  She incorporates Art Psychotherapy, Eco-systemic Structured Family Therapy Model and systems approach to work with family members to cope with the individual’s mental health issues and relationship conflicts.

Krista Kulchinsky, LPT is a licensed physical therapist who graduated from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia with a Bachelors of Health Sciences and a Masters in Physical Therapy.  Krista has been practicing since 2000 in various hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, outpatient, and private clinics. She began taking CranioSacral therapy courses in 2001 and fell in love with the work believing it to be the most beneficial therapy for treating pain, mal-alignment, and so many other chronic and acute issues.  Krista has completed numerous courses in crainosacral therapy through the Upledger Institute in West Palm Beach, Florida and at the International Professional School of Bodywork in San Diego, California.  She has completed coursework in the core areas including treatment for the spine, dural and fasical systems, central and autonomic nervous systems, cranial bones, and the hard palate, as well as more advanced areas such as pediatrics, the gastro-intestinal system, the brain, and somato-emotional release.

At the Art of Wellness, Krista works with clients in a private 50 minute session using craniosacral therapy to help the body work through many different types of problems.  This type of therapy works with the body in a gentle way as to not evoke resistive responses.  It works to unwind the body and release restrictions in the craniosacral system by listening to what each indivdual client needs to heal from the core cause of their issue.

Beata Maslanka LAc. OM is dedicated to providing quality health care and wellness services through acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine while empowering her clients with knowledge of health issues and preventative practices. 

Ms. Maslanka has received training in acupuncture, Chinese medicine and Chinese herbal medicine at Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in Manhattan.  She is licensed  by PA State Board of Medicine and certified by National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.

She worked at such diverse setting as Pacific College Community Clinic, The Initiative for Women with Disabilities Program at the Hospital for Joint Diseases and the St. Vincent Comprehensive Cancer Center in New York City.  She currently practices at Art of Wellness in Philadelphia and Natural Healing Arts in Newtown Square, PA.    

Eleanor Kazdan M.A. B.A is a Speech-language pathologist specializing in voice therapy, vocal coaching, and accent improvements. Attended the University of Toronto and recieved her B.A. in Psychology. Eleanor is a Temple University Graduate who recieved her M.A. in Speech Pathology. She has more than 20 years of experience working in hospitals, rehabs and oupatient settings. Trained as a classical singer, Eleanor uses this knowledge and expertise in working with clients who have voice problems or who want to improve their voices. Attended the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto and attended the Accet elimination seminar with Sam Chwat.

Cheryl Broad, RN, LAc. OM has a long and distingished career includes nursing experience in critical care, transplantation, and burn units.  To provide patients with a truly holistic experience, she has supplemented her background in traditional medicine with an extraordinary mix of alternative health specialities including oriental medicine, allergy elimination techniques (NAET and Bioset), acupuncture, Chinese herbology, and homeopathy.  She received her BSN from Temple University and worked as a critical care nurse at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, and on the burn units of St. Agnes Medical Centers in Philadelphia and in Hawaii.  While in Hawaii she became interested in the science of Chinese medicine and eventually earned a Diploma of Oriental Medicine and licensed in acupuncture, Chinese herbology, homeopathy and NAET and Bioset technology for allergy elimination and now offering IQS Computerized Health Analysis. To see Cheryl Broads website, please click here.                                                           

Master Liang, born in Shanghai, China has immigrated to the United States 17 years ago.  He taught Shaolin kung fu, Tai Chi Chuan and sword style at Nanjing Martial Arts School for 8 years in Nanjing, China and continues his teaching in the United States.  He believes that Tai Chi is a way of life; the source that maintains harmony of the mind, body, and spirit.  Master Liang teaches the five traditional schools of Tai Chi: Chen, Yang, Wu/Hao, Wu and Sun.  At Art of Wellness, Yang style is taught for the beginners class, followed by the integration of sword and other schools of Tai Chi for intermediate class. Children ages 10 and older are encouraged to start with Shaolin Kung fu to encourage the development of flexibility and stamina as well as focus and discipline.                                                                                    

Adrian King is a licensed massage therapist and certified yoga instructor. Graduate of the Massage Arts Center of Philadelphia’s 700 hour therapeutic massage program and Dhyana Yoga’s 200 hour yoga teacher training, he is dedicated continually deepening his understanding of holistic health and natural medicine. Adrian is skilled in the integration of various therapeutic massage modalities including: Swedish, deep tissue, myofascial, Thai massage, and energy work. His massage sessions are distinctly designed to address each client’s unique condition. Whether one’s intentions are for general wellness or to treat a specific ailment, Adrian helps to guide the client into a deep healing state, facilitating a transformative experience on more than just the physical level. As a yoga instructor, Adrian guides students through a journey of physical exercise, mental concentration, and spiritual liberation, utilizing techniques of hatha yoga. He focuses on asanas (postures) and exercises that counteract habitual patterns of our daily modern lives. Through breathing exercises and meditation he helps students reduce stress levels, and clear away the mental chatter that keeps us distracted from our higher self within.
Alongside practicing massage and yoga, Adrian is studying Kinesiology at Temple University with plans to go on to study naturopathic medicine.