Geina Horton
Licensed Acupuncturist, Dipl. Ac.

Certified by the National Certification Commission for
Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and a Licensed
Acupuncturist in the State of Colorado, Geina Horton L.Ac.,
Dipl. Ac. has completed 1,800 hours of training at the
Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine,
graduating in 1998. She successfully completed
and passed the Clean Needle Technique Course given
by the Council of Colleges of Acupuncture and Oriental
Medicine and holds certifications from the Colorado
School of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Southwest
Acupuncture College in Herbal Medicine.

She is a Faculty member at the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine currently teaching Practice Management to students that are preparing to graduate. She also teaches freshmen their first time needling classes. Geina is an active member of the Acupuncture Association of Colorado as well as a member of the American Association of
Oriental Medicine.

In the field of fertility, Geina has over the years, developed her own complementary style of practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine in tandem with Western Medicine's approach to infertility. Treating women who vary greatly in circumstances and choice, she understands the vast sea of assisted reproductive technologies and interfaces them with Traditional ways of helping women conceive. She frequently attends embryo transfer procedures at Conceptions Reproductive Associates of Colorado to perform acupuncture treatments which support the overall goal of successful and full term pregnancies.

This year as Insight Acupuncture celebrates a ten year anniversary, Geina expresses gratitude to her patients for their continuing support. It’s worth mentioning that prior to becoming an Acupuncturist, Geina spent 16 years of experience in the radio and music industry. She still loves music and attends concerts but now, as the Acupuncturist to the Artist. She has hosted satellite radio programs on alternative and complementary medicines and been a featured guest for television news programs on acupuncture. And, as a long time cyclist, her interest in bicycling and experience in sports medicine has led her to work as the team acupuncturist for professional bicycling race teams in Boulder and Denver.