TRACI MAHANNAH, L.Ac.

is a licensed acupuncturist, Chinese herbalist, and KRI-certified Kundalini Yoga instructor with over 20 years of experience in holistic healing.

Licensed through the Texas State Board of Acupuncture Examiners since June 2005, Traci has been a pioneer in the field of natural medicine in the Texas Panhandle. After co-founding The Garden of Natural Health, she has since established her own thriving practice–Acupuncture and Holistic Medicine–where she offers deeply personalized care rooted in Traditional Chinese Medicine and expanded through years of integrative study.

Throughout her career, Traci has treated 35-45 patients a week, helping people find relief from a wide range of conditions, including chronic back pain, anxiety, insomnia, digestive issues, fertility challenges, high stress, and systemic inflammation. Many of her patients come for ongoing maintenance and self-care, drawn by her ability to support both acute concerns and long-term wellness.

Traci’s approach to healing goes beyond symptom relief. She incorporates the mental and emotional dimensions of health, recognizing how thought patterns and emotional stress can manifest physically. Her treatments blend acupuncture with Chinese herbs, nutritional guidance, aromatherapy, heat therapy, and acutonics–and often include the skilled bodywork techniques of fire cupping and gua sha, which she has practiced with mastery.

Creating a sense of relaxation and bliss is central to her care. By helping patients shift into a parasympathetic state, she allows the nervous system to settle and the body to enter a natural healing rhythm.

Traci is also a certified Kundalini Yoga Instructor, and since 2016, has taught classes in Amarillo the support mental clarity, emotional balance, and spiritual connection. Whether in the treatment room or the yoga studio, her mission is to guide each person toward wholeness and vitality.

A dedicated healer and lifelong learner, Traci has grown her business from the ground up–building a sustainable practice that not only supports her patients but also her family. She is a proud wife and mother of three, and her personal experience with balance, health, and care for others deeply informs the compassionate work she offers every day.