Meet Dr. Leah Rebekah, AP. DAOM(c)
Dr. Leah Rebekah, AP, DAOM(c), is a board-certified Acupuncture Physician specializing in women's holistic healthcare through an integrative psychospiritual approach. Her work bridges traditional East Asian medicine, embodiment therapy, experiential mysticism and contemporary understandings of women's health to support patients in restoring balance, resilience, and a deeper relationship with themselves.
Dr. Leah Rebekah
Licensure
Dr. Leah is a Florida-licensed Acupuncture Physician, licensed through the Florida Board of Acupuncture and nationally board-certified in Oriental Medicine through the National Certification Board for Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (formerly NCCAOM). As a licensed Acupuncture Physician in Florida, she practices as a primary care provider within the scope of Oriental Medicine.
Degrees
Dr. Leah earned a B.A. in Sociology with a focus on feminist studies at FAU. She continued her education at the Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine, where she earned a B.S. in Health Science and a Master’s in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. She is currently completing her Doctorate (DAOM), where her doctoral research formally catalogs female-centered theories of Yangsheng Fu, Qigong, and Neigong.
Certifications
Dr. Leah is a certified Practitioner of Feminine Medicine, trained under Dr. Leonor Luna in feminine wisdom traditions, ritual specialty, sacred space, and ceremonial facilitation. Her practice draws upon feminine lunar and animistic traditions, incorporating intuitive channeling, soul retrieval, energetic cord release, voice medicine, and trance-work. She is also a dedicant in the Christian Mystical tradition under the guidance of ordained minister Dr. Christopher R. Holder.
Clinical and Academic Experience
Dr. Leah's clinical experience spans nearly a decade in behavioral healthcare across residential detoxification, Partial Hospitalization (PHP), and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) settings working extensively with individuals navigating substance use disorders, trauma, and complex mental health conditions while facilitating transformational healing groups and training Licensed Mental Health Counselors and other providers to incorporate holistic and embodied approaches into clinical care.
She is also an adjunct professor at the Atlantic Institute of Oriental Medicine where she teaches History of Chinese Medicine and Qigong therapeutics to future clinicians.
Cultivator and Practitioner
Complementing her clinical and academic training, Dr. Leah has extensively studied Qigong and Tai Chi Chuan under physician and instructor Dr. Jean Walker in the Cheng Man-Ch'ing Yang Style tradition, further deepening her understanding of cultivation, embodiment, and traditional healing arts. Dr. Leah specializes in women's Qigong, Neigong, and Yangsheng fu—the classical arts of cultivation, health preservation, and longevity. Her work is devoted to studying, preserving, practicing, and teaching these traditions through a distinctly female-centered lens while contributing original scholarship that expands their application to women's lives.
Founder of Yue Collective
Dr. Leah Rebekah shares her passion and knowledge through Yue Collective. By providing women with feminine care essentials, educational programs and educational workshops she teaches woman how to tend to their whole health. At the heart of her work is a lifelong devotion to the Holy Spirit and Her Feminine—the life-giving principle reflected throughout nature, women's experiences, and the world's healing traditions. Whether caring for patients, leading healing circles, conducting research, or teaching, Dr. Leah's purpose remains the same: to help women reconnect with themselves, cultivate vitality, and reclaim the wisdom that has always lived within them.