Tricia Corcoran

I'd like to introduce myself and share my story of how I started working in this incredible field of holistic medicine. After graduating from The Ohio State University with B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering in 1992, I started suffering from a myriad of digestive complaints which led to anemia, fatigue, and further endocrine issues. I saw many doctors and was given conventional medicine to treat my symptoms but no one could tell me what was causing my problem. 

I was determined to figure out the root cause. Finally, at wit's end, through a friend's advice I decided to try acupuncture to help regulate my digestion, sleep, and stress. The treatments, the use of Chinese herbal medicine and changes in my diet helped me immensely. I was amazed of how great I felt and through more and more research and testing, my acupuncturist and I had figured out I was suffering from Celiac Disease, an autoimmune disorder. It was in 2003, after 12 years of working in corporate America, that I decided to take a giant leap of faith and follow my passion to pursue a career in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine to help others. 

I worked onboard a cruise ship treating thousands of patients from all over the world, I couldn't be more grateful that I made that leap.  After the pandemic hit, I moved to Utah and started working at Anodyne of Alpine.   I am both empathetic and compassionate, and dedicated to bringing health and healing to my patients. Having additional training in Integrative Functional Medicine, I incorporate the best of both Eastern and western medicine giving my patients the empowerment to make the best choices for their health.  

Sincerely, 

Trish

You can read more about my background and scope of practice including patient testimonials here: https://www.campodesign.com/TriciaLCorcoran