Nuttawan earned her Bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine with First Class Honors from the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Mae Fah Luang University in 2021. She chose to study TCM because of her passion for holistic health and her belief in the body’s natural ability to heal and maintain long-term balance.
For Nuttawan, Traditional Chinese Medicine is more than a profession—it is a way of life that continually encourages her to learn and improve. She has pursued further clinical training in internal medicine, Tuina, orthopedics, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and health-preservation practices.
Nuttawan works with teenagers, office workers, adults aged 50 and above, seniors, and athletes. She treats office syndrome, muscle and joint pain, muscle imbalances, nerve compression, headaches, migraines, herniated discs, chronic pain, digestive issues, acid reflux, insomnia, stress, anxiety, hormonal imbalances, and irregular menstruation. She also supports stroke and paralysis rehabilitation.
Her approach combines traditional Chinese medicine with compassionate care tailored to each patient’s individual health needs.
Outside the clinic, Nuttawan enjoys watching her favorite series, reading to discover new knowledge, and spending time in nature. Walking among trees and enjoying gentle movement outdoors help her feel calm and refreshed.
