Mrs. Dr. Liang Hui Peng

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Elevating Patient Wellness Through Acupuncture and Holistic Care in Houston, Texas

Dr. Liang Hui Peng, a dedicated practitioner in the field of acupuncture and holistic medicine, is proud to announce her continued commitment to enhancing the well-being of her patients at Acupuncture and Holistic Care, which she established in 2001. Located in the heart of Houston, Dr. Peng provides an integrative approach to health that aligns with her patients’ individual needs and preferences.

With a focus on holistic treatment, Dr. Peng offers acupuncture services aimed at addressing a variety of health concerns, including chronic pain, mood disorders, immune system enhancement, and recovery from trauma. Her unique methods have gained recognition among patients across Galleria, Downtown, Bellaire, and River Oaks, where she has successfully helped individuals manage chronic muscle pain, improve sleep patterns, and even achieve non-invasive facelifts through acupuncture techniques.

Dr. Peng brings over twenty years of extensive experience in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Alternative Western Medicine. She takes the time to thoroughly assess each patient’s overall health to craft a tailored treatment plan. Her expertise allows her to effectively treat a range of conditions, including arthritis, sports injuries, headaches, asthma, and issues related to mood and emotional well-being. Additionally, she utilizes her skills in acupuncture for pain management, weight loss, and infertility treatment, providing a comprehensive approach to healing.

Dr. Peng’s educational background is equally impressive. She received her Medical Degree from Hubei College, a prestigious TCM institution in China, in 1985. Following her graduation, she served as a resident in the Department of Internal Medicine at Hubei Medical University Hospital and later directed the hospital’s Pain Management Program. Her international experience includes working at St. John’s Cancer Center in England and serving as a Clinical Supervisor at the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in New Mexico before relocating to Houston.

As a respected member of the American Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and the Texas Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, Dr. Peng remains dedicated to the advancement of her field and the well-being of her patients. Her passion for holistic health and commitment to excellence positions her as a leading practitioner in the community.

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