Matt Van Dyke, L.Ac. EAMP1405 Fraser St. # 1
Bellingham, WA 98229(360) 466-1800- Testimonials
I came to Matt after dealing with back pain (as well as several other medical issues) for several weeks. I had seen my primary care, gone to chiropractor, used all the traditional methods (ice, nsaids, etc), yet I was getting worse not better. After only one treatment with Matt I was feeling SO much better. I can’t rave enough about Matt’s treatment! I was not only feeling physically, but emotionally I felt improvement, too! After dealing with several medical issues... Read more »
Matt has successfully treated several of my pain issues and helped re-balance some subtle imbalances I’ve been experiencing. I’ve been to other acupuncture/Chinese medicine practitioners and Matt is one of the all around best. Matt also teaches acupuncture, Chi Gong and is a knowledgeable herbalist. It’s hard to find a more knowledgeable and competent practitioner in the area. Highly recommended!
-Dan M., Bellingham
I took my young daughter to see Matt Van Dyke yesterday for many complex health issues. I was so impressed by his attunement to my daughter. She’s developmentally two and was crying on the way in. She calmed down with Matt and was happy to do what he asked throughout the session. He was very respectful of us both and made me feel so comfortable. I was happy that he took the time to explain what he was doing and... Read more »
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How Acupuncture Is Helping Patients Finally Sleep Again
It’s 2:17 a.m., and you’re staring at the ceiling for the fourth night in a row. You’ve already tried melatonin, herbal teas, blackout curtains, white noise machines, and sleep apps reminding you to “relax,” but your mind is still racing through tomorrow’s responsibilities. Your body is exhausted, but your brain refuses to cooperate and by morning, you are irritable, Continue reading
Enjoying The Ancient Art of Tai Chi
When walking the dog through a local park in the early morning, you may have noticed a group of people moving gracefully and effortlessly, like a river flowing around rocks. They are practicing Tai Chi, an ancient Chinese martial art that combines slow, deliberate movements with deep breathing and mindfulness. Tai Chi, which was once reserved for warriors and Continue reading

