I have always loved to travel. With 3 passports and family all over the world, I spent many summers as a child visiting my grandparents in England and Israel. I had the opportunity to live abroad for several months in high school and college but really took advantage of my travel bug after college when I lived abroad, worked, and traveled for 4 years. I was seeking to learn as much as I could about many different diverse cultures, but also about their unique and alternative healing practices. I was fascinated by how many of these healing practices looked at the root of the issue and not just a 1 size fix for everyone. I was a sponge taking in as much as I could. I studied massage therapy in Tel-Aviv Israel, participated in a Reiki course in Katmandu, Nepal, took a Thai massage course in Chang Mai, Thailand and lived at a yoga ashram meditating and doing yoga several times a day in Rishikesh, India. When I traveled to China, I wanted to experience acupuncture firsthand and to learn more about their culture and their medicine. At that time, I was already thinking about going to acupuncture school. In 2000, I moved back to the United States from Amsterdam, The Netherlands to begin my acupuncture studies at the Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine here in Seattle.

I became interested in Women’s Health, pregnancy, and postpartum care when I was pregnant with my first child in my final year of acupuncture school. I was living and breathing acupuncture at the time, but I was also immensely enjoying my pregnancy. I was amazed that my body knew what to do and how much acupuncture and Chinese herbs helped me during this time. Acupuncture helped me sleep, deal with stress, manage my changing body’s aches & pains and helped my body prepare for labor.

These days, I’m experiencing a new phase in my life. My children are transitioning from teens to young adults, and I’m moving through perimenopause. Now I can relate to a new phase of a woman’s life, and I’m continuing to devote my personal  and professional experience to supporting, empowering, and serving as a resource for them. I want to create community for women as they are going through the different transitions of their lives.

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Dr. Jillann Morlan Brown is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine and licensed acupuncturist who blends the clinical foundations of Eastern medicine with modern biomedical understanding to offer a comprehensive and integrative approach to care. Her services reflect the full scope of Chinese medicine, including acupuncture, herbal medicine, and individualized diet and lifestyle guidance.

Dr. Jillann has a particular focus on women’s health and fertility, supporting patients through menstrual and hormonal concerns, fertility and reproductive health, and the many transitions that occur throughout a woman’s life. She also has a special interest in holistic skin health and aging, offering cosmetic acupuncture and microneedling to support circulation, collagen production, skin vitality, and the body’s natural regenerative processes. Care may also address acute and chronic pain, stress, digestive concerns, sleep, and overall vitality, with an emphasis on understanding underlying patterns and creating sustainable change over time.

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Dr. Seki provides integrative care for women and men, with a special interest in women’s health, menopause and hormonal transitions, pain, stress, digestive health, skin health, hair loss, and scar therapy. She also offers microneedling for skin rejuvenation, scars, and hair loss. Her approach is compassionate, patient-centered, and grounded in warmth and whole-person care.

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