Amanda Botur, MAOM, L.Ac., graduated from the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in Santa Fe, NM in December 2000. After receiving her Masters in Oriental Medicine she worked in private practice and as a veterinary acupuncturist for 3 years in Santa Fe, NM. She has a very diverse practice incorporating and combining many different healing modalities. The primary modalities she uses in her practice are Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Therapies and Homeopathy. For the last 6 years she has studied under the auspices of several Native American teachers and healers, and also incorporates much of that specialized learning and wisdom into her practice. She is currently furthering her training in ‘Classical Homeopathy’ at the Colorado Institute of Classical Homeopathy in Boulder, Colorado.

Amanda has a diverse clientele, from four-legged to two. She treats humans and critters with the same principle of holism, and with unique and dedicated care. Amanda has worked, taught and lectured in New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming, on a variety of topics, and has guided many animal guardians to a more whole and successful relationship with their animals. She has worked with critters of all kinds, and has been guided and taught by all of them.

Amanda has a private practice in Jackson, Pinedale and Lander, Wyoming. In addition, she maintains a telephone consultation service for her out-of-state clients. She also gives lectures and workshops throughout Wyoming. To make an appointment for a private session or a phone consultation, please click on "Contact Amanda," or call 307.349.4972.