Los Gatos Oriental Medicine Acupuncture, Herbal and Nutritional Therapy

Gregory Klein

Even as a young child, Greg has always been interested in how the body works and the body-mind connection. After graduating with a bachelor's in Japanese, he arranged an internship with Dr. Angela Wu at Wu's Healing Center, a nationally-known fertility acupuncturist and fertility clinic in San Francisco in 2000. Soon after he started his master's degree at American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) in San Francisco.
In addition to receiving his Masters from ACTCM, he was certified in Tui Na (acupressure). While in school he also learned Chi Nei Tsang (abdominal massage) from Dr. Wu and Grandmaster Mantak Chia, both in San Francisco and in Chiang Mai, Thailand, ultimately receiving his certificate as a Universal Tao instructor.

Even as a young child, Greg has always been interested in how the body works and the body-mind connection. After graduating with a bachelor's in Japanese, he arranged an internship with Dr. Angela Wu at Wu's Healing Center, a nationally-known fertility acupuncturist and fertility clinic in San Francisco in 2000. Soon after he started his master's degree at American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) in San Francisco.
In addition to receiving his Masters from ACTCM, he was certified in Tui Na (acupressure). While in school he also learned Chi Nei Tsang (abdominal massage) from Dr. Wu and Grandmaster Mantak Chia, both in San Francisco and in Chiang Mai, Thailand, ultimately receiving his certificate as a Universal Tao instructor.

Upon graduating from ACTCM he spent almost 5 years working as an acupuncturist at Mae Fah Luang University Hospital, in Chiang Rai, Thailand, where he expanded his focus from helping fertility patients to treating many different conditions including: pain management (lower-back pain, arthritis, office-related injuries, pain resulting from vehicle accidents, etc.), stroke, stress, menses-related issues, insomnia, allergies, migraines, and asthma.

Mae Fah Luang University Hospital organized remote clinics to various mountain villages and small towns to help with public outreach and to better serve the Chiang Rai community and surrounding areas. After returning to California he was in practice in Oakland for several years and has joined our team at Los Gatos Oriental Medicine.