Ferrari Center of Chinese Medicine

Medical Bio

L. Francesca Ferrari, LAc, MTCM, DMQ, Dipl Ac

Acupuncturist and Herbologist (L.Ac.):
Licensed by the CA State Acupuncture Board

Department Chair of Medical Qigong Science:
Five Branches University, Graduate School of Traditional Chinese Medicine

    Doctor of Medical Qigong Therapy (D.M.Q.):
    Licensed by the Beijing Western District Medical Qigong Science and
    Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Institute (China)

Diplomate of Acupuncture (Dipl. Ac.):
Certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine

Master of Medical Qigong (M.M.Q.):
International Institute of Medical Qigong

Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine (M.T.C.M.):
Five Branches University, Graduate School of Traditional Chinese Medicine

80th Generation Disciple of Mao Shan Daoist Monastery:
Mao Shan Daoist Temple, China

Francesca Ferrari,

Founder of Ferrari Center of Chinese Medicine.

Although a native of Woodside, California, she lived in a mountain village of Northern Italy as a young child. She returned to gain her education in California and is blessed with an eclectic background of talented teachers: "Milo" Colonel Milandrovich, of Tsar Nicholas' Russian Cavalry: equestrian trainer; Miriam Lee, O.M.D: family acupuncturist and venerated mentor of Chinese medicine; Frank He, L.Ac, QME: Department Chair Five Branches University, decathlon athlete; Chris Bradley: Stanford tennis all star, tennis coach; Don Zhang, O.M.D: tai ji chuan and Qigong master, lineage holder of Golden Shield Qigong; professor Jerry Alan Johnson, D.T.C.M. (China): national martial arts champion, founder of International Institute of Medical Qigong.

Francesca is a member of the

World Academic Society of Medical Qigong, Beijing, China

L. Francesca Ferrari
Licensed Acupuncturist, California
Doctor of Medical Qigong (China)
Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (China)

Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine:

Below are links to organizations with further information on acupuncture and oriental medicine:

Acufinder

CSOMA

Five Branches University

Healing Collaborative

NCCAOM