Nat Gove, Community Acupuncture Assistant, Administrative Assistant

Nat grew up in a small farming town in Missouri where nobody talked about Eastern Medicine or had access to anything of the sort. Many moves have taken them here, there and everywhere and she found acupuncture in Colorado twelve years ago. They found it to be effective, healing, and an approach to health she wanted to implement in her life continually. Nat began working as a clinic manager of a community acupuncture facility in Denver back in 2019 and has been doing so ever since.

She is still a patient of acupuncture, a virtual assistant for the Denver clinic, and an assistant for PCAC. When she is not helping remove needles she is writing poetry, playing the clarinet, and working at Preservation Hall. Nat is so grateful to have a resource like PCAC available to the New Orleans and parish communities.

Taylor Hurley, LAc

Taylor was drawn to Chinese Medicine from a long-time interest in herbalism. After spending most of her adult life in the Pacific Northwest, and having completed her acupuncture education in the Southwest, she has been living and working as an acupuncturist in
New Orleans since the end of 2024. While she integrates many theories and modalities into her practice, she is passionate about community acupuncture and other ways to
make care more accessible.