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Dr Michelle Argersinger
Dr. Argersinger has been practicing veterinary medicine in the Triangle area since 1998 after working in private practice in New York. She is a native of New Jersey and a 1996 graduate of Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine.
In 2011 Dr. Argersinger completed her course in Small Animal Acupuncture at the Chi Institute in Reddick, Florida. In 2012 she returned to Chi and completed their course in Tui Na (chiropractic massage). She believes strongly in the benefits of integrating both Eastern and Western veterinary medicine and looks forward to furthering her knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine. She has already seen beneficial results in cases of chronic back problems (IVDD, Wobblers), skin allergies, complex internal medicine conditions, athletic conditioning and separation anxiety.
In her spare time Dr. Argersinger enjoys time with her husband, son, daughter and two cats.
Dr. Elizabeth Williams grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, but moved to Florida for her undergraduate degree. She received her undergraduate degree from Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida. She continued her education at Duke University in Genetics before realizing her true dream of veterinary medicine and attending North Carolina State University to receive her veterinary degree.
Dr. Williams quickly realized while in vet school that she wanted to have an integrative approach to veterinary medicine. She continued her education by pursuing alternative forms of veterinary medicine, like acupuncture, which is used as a complement to conventional medicine. Dr. Williams completed her training in veterinary acupuncture from the Chi Institute in Reddick, Florida. She also received additional training in Tui-Na (chiropractic massage) and herbal therapy from Chi. Dr. Williams has also received her certification in physical rehabilitation from the Canine Rehabilitation Institute in Coral Springs, FL and offers these services to her Whole Health patients as well.
In her spare time, Dr. Williams enjoys the outdoors, traveling and spending time with her husband, David, their daughter, Ella, and their furry family, a dog named Kenzi, and a cat named Maggie. Dr. Williams will see a variety of patients including dogs, cats and horses, but is also willing to see exotic animals and other large animals.
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Dr. Michelle and Dr. Elizabeth met in 2011 when they both decided they wanted to complement their conventional veterinary medical training with traditional Chinese veterinary medicine. They decided on the Chi Institute in Reddick, Fl to complete their training in acupuncture, herbal, tui-na and food therapy under Dr. Xie. Soon after they decided to offer these services to the Triangle area of North Carolina.
