New Office Coming Soon!

Written By Anne Chiaramonte, MS, LAc, FABORM

I am excited to share with you that I am opening a new office! I have been dreaming of this office for years and now it is happening. When I moved to Santa Cruz from San Francisco six years ago I looked for an office for my new practice, the only problem was that I didn't have a practice. After fifteen years in practice in Marin and San Francisco, I was starting all over again. Instead of hanging a shingle by myself I decided to join other practitioners. I am so glad I did. I landed at Luma Yoga initially which was such a wonderful introduction to the local Santa Cruz healing arts community and the perfect launchpad for my practice, Arrive Reproductive Medicine. I continued to make personal and professional connections at Glenn Kazmierski's office at 550 Water Street and now at Westside Healing Arts Center. I am so grateful that I did not hang my shingle alone 6 years ago.

On July 1st, I'll be moving back to 550 Water Street in my own office. This is such a fun project! Over the next two months I will be transforming this former dental office into a warm and welcoming healing space. Follow me on Instagram to see the new clinic as it unfolds. Below are some pictures of me and my parents and kids in the new office. It was pretty heartwarming to see my parents come over the hill with their canes and portable oxygen to witness this next phase of my business.



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Anne Chiaramonte, MS, LAc, FABORM

Anne is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist (2004) and a board-certified fellow in acupuncture reproductive medicine (2009). Anne’s particular interest in women’s health led her to Australia to study with Jane Lyttleton, author of “Treatment of Infertility with Chinese Medicine” and to San Francisco to work with Lifang Liang, author of “Acupuncture and IVF.” In 2009, Anne became part of one of the country’s first on-site acupuncture programs at an IVF clinic, located at Pacific Fertility Center in San Francisco.

Anne founded Arrive Reproductive Medicine as a unique acupuncture practice dedicated to supporting women with cycle-related concerns, fertility challenges and burnout. When she’s not in the clinic seeing patients, you can find Anne listening to podcasts while doing water aerobics, juggling parenting responsibilities or snuggling with her two boys.

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