Natalie Grigorian

Dr. Grigorian holds a Doctor of Oriental Medicine and Master of Acupuncture from Maryland University of Integrative Health, as well as a Post Baccalaureate Certificate in Chinese Herbs. Dr. Grigorian served as a resident acupuncturist at the Kaufman Cancer Center at University of Maryland in 2018 and completed a clinical observation at GW’s Center for Integrative Medicine in 2019. Dr. Grigorian also trained under a prominent TCM physicians at Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine in 2019.

Dr. Grigorian is also a certified Acu Detox Specialist in the trauma protocol established by the National Acupuncture Detoxification Association. She has also completed her initial training in the innovate bodywork technique, Zero Balancing, and the wellness coaching techniques of Applied Healing Arts. She has experience in various meditation practices including Qigong, guided meditations, and breathing exercises.

Prior to pursuing a career as an integrative health practitioner, Dr. Grigorian was a leader in project management and strategic management consulting focused on healthcare for nearly 10 years. Having served both government and non-profit clients, she possesses a great depth of knowledge centered around management, policy and technology. Dr. Grigorian’s leadership and interpersonal skills have been essential in creating landmark solutions throughout her career.

Dr. Grigorian is passionate about serving her community and has held various positions within professional and philanthropic organizations. She is the co- founder of the DC Chapter of Birthright Armenia and an active member of the American Public Health Association, Higher Achievement, Innocents at Risk, and the Trust for the National Mall. Dr. Grigorian obtained her Bachelors of Science degree in Health Science, with a concentration in Public Health and Health Care Management and Policy, from Boston University. She has also completed course work in economics at Harvard University.