Ancient Art Acupuncture

Introduction: Tom Ingegno M.S.O.M., L.Ac. is a licensed Acupuncturist and Certified Animal Acupuncturist with over 12 years of experience in Traditional Asian Medicine. He has a Masters degree in Oriental Medicine, and a Bachelors degree in Professional Health Science. Tom is nationally certified (NCCAOM) and a Licensed Acupuncturist in both New York and Maryland. Tom curently sits on the Maryland Board of Acupuncture which serves to ensure Maryland Acupuncturists provide their clients with safe and effective treatments. He has been studying Internal Cultivation Arts including Meditation, Qi Gong, Xing Yi and Tai Chi for over 15 years. Tom has also been formally trained in Chinese Herbal Medicine. In 2010 he was voted "Best Acupuncturist" by Baltimore City Paper's reader's poll. He has taught and supervised at the New York College of Health Professions and the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in New York. He is the author of You Got Sick, Now What? which explains seven Oriental Medicine techniques that can be done at home if you get a cold or flu. Tom is also the developer of an iPhone app called "Serene Mind," designed to help people meditate, relax and fall asleep. Tom was a Board Member of Edo Kai Traditional Acupuncture Society and frequent contributor to North American Journal of Oriental Medicine. He has been published in several different issues of North American Journal of Oriental Medicine (NAJOM) as well as consumer magazines and websites such as Baltimore Dog Magazine and HealthyLivingNYC.com. He has treated FEMA rescue workers for both pain and emotional stress during the New York 9/11 rescue effort. He has also lectured about acupuncture and Men's Health at Baltimore's City Hall as part of Baltimore's TV 25 program on Men in Science as well as several Johns Hopkins groups.