Healing that restores you to yourself.

I’m Dr. Lisa Rundall, Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine.

For more than a decade, I’ve helped people unwind the stress that lives in their bodies—helping them sleep better, move easier, and feel more like themselves again.

Moon River Clinic grew from a simple idea: that when the body feels safe, everything else begins to heal.

My Path

Before medicine, I spent years immersed in art, yoga, and meditation. Those practices taught me how awareness and breath shape the body’s state. Chinese medicine gave me the language and tools to guide that awareness into tangible change.

I returned to school to earn my doctorate and clinical training in classical acupuncture and herbology, blending ancient principles with a grounded, modern lens. Now, every treatment is a meeting of those worlds—science and stillness, form and flow.

Philosophy

I practice through the lens of stewardship: caring for the body as we would the earth. Each treatment is an act of tending—moving stagnation, nourishing what’s depleted, clearing what’s in excess.

You won’t find rushing or rote protocols here. We begin with listening—what your body is saying beneath the symptoms. From there, treatment unfolds naturally: needles, herbs, breath, stillness.

Over time, patients notice fewer pain flares, steadier moods, deeper sleep, and a sense of grounded vitality that carries into work, family, and creativity.

The Space

Moon River Clinic sits in Denver’s LoHi neighborhood inside the Wheeler Block building. Two light-filled rooms, and the hush of plants and tea—it’s designed as a small refuge in the middle of the city.


Credentials and Affiliations

  • Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine (DACM)

  • Licensed Acupuncturist, State of Colorado

  • Provider at Chanda Center for Health

  • 10 + years in integrative care, collaboration with massage therapists, physicians, and mental health professionals

A Note from Me

Most of my patients come in carrying more than pain—they’re carrying responsibility, transition, emotion, fatigue. My job isn’t to fix them. It’s to help the body remember its own rhythm.

Healing is rarely dramatic. It’s usually quiet, consistent, and deeply human.

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