Peace of mind. Peace of body.
Proudly Serving Our Los Angeles Communities Echo Park, Angelino Heights, Downtown L.A., Silver Lake and Los Feliz
Shaun Menashe
LAc, MTOM, Dipl.
Shaun Menashe, LAc, MTOM, Dipl., was born and raised in Los Angeles and graduated with degrees from UCLA and Emperor's College of Traditional Oriental Medicine. He offers a distinct clinical approach that draws as much on his studies of traditional philosophies as it does on his professional training.
Shaun has been a practicing Tibetan Buddhist for over a decade and seeks to be a conduit between traditional systems and our modern society. To this end, he has completed master’s courses in the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition and has traveled extensively through India and beyond to study at the feet of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and many of the world’s foremost Buddhist teachers.
In his 10 years of clinical experience, Shaun’s techniques have continued to evolve and sharpen as he has refined his areas of expertise. While sessions with Shaun can bring great relief to the body, his passion lies in restoring harmony to the mind.
Shaun characterizes his study of Chinese medicine as the vehicle that “gave me tools to explore the relationship between how we experience the world and the way we feel,” and considers his clinical practice a daily opportunity to share what he has learned with his patients and fellow wayfarers. He draws on this diverse background each day at Golden Mean Acupuncture, polishing his character through the practice of acupuncture to evaluate and treat patients effectively.
He looks forward to helping you achieve vibrant health, balance, and peace within us all.
Rein Short
LAc
Rein Short, L.Ac., is a California-licensed acupuncturist and board-certified herbalist who earned her Master’s in East Asian Medicine from Emperor’s College.
With a background in dance performance, Rein spent decades exploring the body as a vessel for creative, emotional, and spiritual expression. This deep relationship with movement and embodiment informs her approach to healing, with each treatment thoughtfully tailored to address physical symptoms while tending to the energetic and emotional layers beneath them.
Rein meets each patient where they are, supporting the integration of healing into daily life in a practical and sustainable way. She is honored to share the wisdom of Chinese medicine while integrating modern clinical insight.
Her treatments may include acupuncture, herbal medicine, Japanese-style non-insertive needling, cupping, electrical stimulation, gua sha, and bodywork — all offered in support of your unique healing journey.
What is well-being?
We should go to great lengths to preserve our bodies and we should strive to feel our best! All of us have the right to survive and this means having a healthy desire for happiness and comfort. The basis of holistic medicine and the foundation of proper well-being is managing the dependent relationship between our body and mind and of all the internal and external factors that make up our experience.