Tina Ghahramani-Singh, L.Ac, Dipl O.M.

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Get to know Acupuncturist Tina Ghahramani-Singh, who serves patients in Fountain Valley, California.

Tina is a board certified and nationally licensed acupuncturist, herbalist, fertility expert, birth doula, HypnoBirthing® instructor, Theta practitioner, and women’s empowerment coach. She is the Owner of Radiance of the Womb & the Co-Owner of Healing Light Family Acupuncture with her husband, Mukunda Singh. Together, they have created a successful family acupuncture practice in the Orange County community.

Having counseled hundreds of couples conceive successfully over the past decade, Tina has a compassionate yet effective approach in empowering each couple through their fertility journey. Her vast experience in women’s health has made her an expert in treating natural fertility, IVF, IUI, recurrent miscarriage loss, labor preparation and progression, postpartum care, depression, anxiety, hormone balance and stress management. 

She currently specializes in gentle Japanese-style acupuncture in treating women’s overall health, promoting natural fertility, supporting assisted IVF or IUI reproductive techniques, as well as birth and postpartum. Her other areas of expertise include hormonal balance, weight loss, diet and nutrition, Chinese herbal medicine, as well as Usui Reiki and Theta energy healing techniques. 

In addition to her strong passion for holistic medicine, Tina strives to help her patients achieve successful and individualized natural health solutions. She has a special place in her heart for helping women through the process of fertility, pregnancy, birthing and postpartum. Having experienced acupuncture and Chinese and Ayurvedic herbal therapies with both of her pregnancies, she saw the amazing benefits and wanted to share that with her patients. Her second all-natural birth experience was the catalyst in becoming a birth doula and wanting to support couples through that very special time. 

Prior to her current endeavors, she practiced at a multi-disciplinary integrative chiropractic office offering acupuncture, herbs, and energy healing. She also has two years of experience working in a fertility acupuncture wellness center where her main focus was supporting patients and fertility specialists in assisted reproductive techniques, natural fertility, and relieving anxiety and mild depressive disorders.

Before embarking on her professional journey, Tina received her Master of Science degree in Traditional Oriental Medicine from the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in 2011. During her last clinical rotations, she interned with several renowned clinical supervisors that specialize in women’s health, fertility, and pregnancy.

In 2012, she attained board certification through the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Recently, she completed her birth doula training and hypnobirthing certification, and is now in the process of getting her certification through the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine.

In 2018, Tina launched her online 1-1 coaching mentorship for women called Sacred Spirit Rising and is teaching Esoteric Acupressure and Meditation classes. She has a great passion for coaching and allowing her clients to gently process emotional layers of the mind and body so that profound healing can begin.

Recently, her gifts of intuition have led to a massive expansion in her personal healing practice. These include areas of spiritual development, energy healing, guided meditation & intuitive prayer. Presently, she teaches these powerful tools to all her acupuncture and coaching clients so that they can step into their soul life purpose.  

Tina’s life purpose is to empower women, mothers, and healers in reclaiming their inner light and sharing their gifts with the world so that they can SHINE brightly.

Acupuncture is a form of alternative medicine and a key component of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is a technique in which thin needles are inserted into the body and in some cases, electro-stimulation is applied to gently stimulate particular regions of the body. Acupuncture is also used to maintain general health and well-being. Acupuncturists treat a variety of physical and psychological issues, such as anxiety, depression, insomnia, pain, digestive disorders, and infertility. 

Happily married, Tina and her husband have two daughters. She speaks both English and Farsi. 

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