Meet Emily Sealy, L.Ac. – Acupuncturist, Holistic Medicine Practitioner & Reiki Master in Denver
Emily Sealy is a licensed acupuncturist and holistic medicine practitioner with over 13 years of experience in energy work. A trained Usui and Karuna Reiki Master, Emily specializes in treating emotional wellness concerns such as stress, anxiety, depression, and PTSD, as well as digestive issues and chronic illness. Growing up in Lakewood, Colorado, she has a personal connection to the area and a unique understanding of the healing journey—having found relief from her own chronic illness through holistic medicine.
Emily holds a Bachelor of Science in Integrative Healthcare from the Metropolitan State University of Denver, blending biomedical science with complementary therapies. She also graduated from the Colorado School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, focusing on acupuncture and Chinese herbalism, and is nationally certified as a Diplomate of Oriental Medicine by the NCCAOM.
Emily’s approach combines acupuncture and Reiki to offer clients deep relaxation, emotional balance, and enhanced overall wellness. She believes in holistic healing tailored to each individual’s unique needs. Outside of her practice, Emily enjoys nature, reading, music, and time with her cat.
Rapid Fire Q&A:
What have been your career highlights (so far)? Helping create space for patients to relax and unburden from the stressors of life, whether that is physical or mental, and seeing the positive ripple effects in the rest of their life (better sleep, better energy, more centered), is the most rewarding part of my career!
What’s your goal in life? To always keep learning, growing, and expanding my horizons. To empower others to help themselves on their healing journeys. To listen more than I speak, live with integrity from my heart, and always do my best.
Favorite movie? Howl’s Moving Castle.
#1 bucket list trip? So hard to choose- my travel dreams are big! Currently, it’s New Zealand.
Favorite thing in the world? A rainy day spent with my partner and kitty cat, bundled in blankets, drinking tea and reading a good book. Heavenly!
Biggest challenge? Balancing the desire to do all of the things all of the time (work, travel, be social, etc), and the often contradictory need to slow down to take care of my physical and mental health. I’ve gotten much better at it but it’s definitely an ongoing dynamic process!