“I have been a client of Wendy’s for almost 20 years and she continues to amaze me with the breadth and depth of her knowledge and her profound capacity to heal. When I first began to meet with Wendy, she used acupuncture and Chinese herbs to help with headaches and menstrual cramps. These quickly became a thing of the past and meeting with Wendy regularly helped to balance my energy and support my physical health. Later, challenges in my life led me to turn to her for emotional and spiritual help. By this time, Wendy drew on wisdom from kundalini yoga and the Four Winds to help me to heal. With Wendy’s support, I grew through adversity and came to feel a sense of peace and wellbeing despite a number of very painful relationships. When I met the man I would marry, I was ready to experience a joyful relationship. My husband and I asked Wendy to open the four directions and help us honor and celebrate the start of our life together. Wendy is a true sage, a wise woman, who is also completely contemporary. She has taught me so many things from her own unique perspective and her explanations have always been clear but never simplistic. When I injured my back some years ago and experienced a disturbing numbness in one of my shins, Wendy was able to explain better than my neurologist why I had this symptom (and she of course helped me to heal). More recently, when I began to have mild bladder problems after the loss of my father, Wendy taught me how to understand the symptoms from the perspective of Chinese medicine (and what to do about them), while also providing a thorough but succinct explanation of the anatomy of the bladder, that also explained my symptoms. And Wendy has the equivalent of a PhD in understanding the chakras and all things spiritual. I now live in Colorado and can’t see Wendy very often any more, although I visit her whenever I am in Cambridge. I have yet to meet a practitioner who is as gifted as Wendy and I sorely miss my time with her. I could not recommend her more highly.”