Lee Andrew DeLorme

    Lee Andrew DeLorme is a dedicated healer and animal lover based in Maryland. Known affectionately as "Uncle Lee Lee" by his clients and friends, Lee brings a wealth of experience and compassion to his practice.

    With a background in acupuncture, Lee received his Diplomate in Acupuncture in 2012 from the Eastern School of Acupuncture and Traditional Medicine in Bloomfield, NJ. His training encompasses various acupuncture traditions, including Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Five Element, Neijing (Classical Chinese), Korean, and Japanese styles. He further expanded his expertise by attending the Traditional Korean Medicine in Modern Healthcare workshop sponsored by Pusan National University, South Korea.

    In addition to acupuncture, Lee is a seasoned Reiki Master-Teacher, with over two decades of experience. He received his initial Reiki training in 1995, followed by advanced training in Karuna Reiki in 2010 and Holy Fire Reiki in 2021. Lee is actively involved in Reiki communities in Delaware and Maryland and has had the honor of co-teaching Reiki Level 1 at Washington College's Academy of Lifelong Learning in Chestertown, MD.
     
    Lee's passion for holistic healing extends beyond his professional life. As a retired pet sitter and dog walker, he deeply understands the bond between humans and animals, viewing himself as a proud "dog dad" to his beloved pup, Nicholas.
     
    In his spare time, Lee continues to expand his knowledge and skills. He has worked as a medical laboratory assistant and phlebotomist, gaining valuable insights into modern healthcare practices. Lee's dedication to excellence led him to travel to Lausanne, Switzerland, in October 2023, to train as a Doping Control Officer with the International Testing Agency.
     
    With a compassionate heart and a commitment to healing, Lee Andrew DeLorme strives to positively impact the lives of both humans and animals in his community and beyond.


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