Moxi, the New York practice of Pacific College alumna Lisa Sumption, DAOM, LAc, DiplOM, was recently featured in the French version of renowned fashion magazine Vogue. As the article is in French, we will include the full translated text here:
“Perched atop a building on the famous Broadway Street, Moxi is Lisa Sumption’s new sanctuary. This doctor in acupuncture and Chinese medicine first cut her teeth in fashion before completely changing her life. Created by the Frederick Tang Architecture (FTA) studio, Moxi, a temple of wellness, immerses visitors in a soothing Zen atmosphere, where the walls are adorned with shades of green and ocher, and the rounded furniture blends into the decor. Sessions begin with a series of holistic questions covering everyone’s needs: how do you sleep? What is your diet? Do you often have headaches? Cold feet? Fertility problems? Chronic pain? The consultation continues in perfectly-heated cocoon cabins. Needles are then arranged, from head to toe, at strategic points, with multiple customized goals (releasing pressure, reviving transit, energizing, etc.). Patients are immersed in dark as the needles take effect, before the treatment ends with a facial gua sha massage. Afterwards, there is time to admire the skyline one last time.”