About Scottdale Family Acupuncture
"Every time I leave an appointment, I feel relaxed and rejuvenated with actionable steps to heal." Brandi V
Scottsdale Family Acupuncture
For more than a decade, Scottsdale Family Acupuncture has helped individuals and families restore health, resilience, and clarity. We specialize in acupuncture for complex conditions — from neurological to autoimmune disorders and chronic health challenges.
We believe healing isn’t random. It’s the result of a clear plan, deep understanding, and care that treats the whole person.
Does This Sound Like You?
You’ve been evaluated, but your symptoms haven’t resolved.
You’ve been told scans and labs look “normal,” yet your body still isn’t functioning the way it should.
You’re looking for care that considers how the nervous system, circulation, and recovery processes work together — not isolated symptoms.
You want a thoughtful, medically grounded approach that supports recovery rather than masking signals.
You value care that is deliberate — for yourself or your family.
If this sounds familiar, you’re in the right place.
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Our Philosophy of Care
We practice classical Chinese medicine with modern clinical precision.
Acupuncture is used here as adjunctive medical care — supporting nervous system signaling, circulation, and functional recovery when symptoms persist or progress has plateaued.
Our process is straightforward:
Listen carefully — your history and symptom pattern guide clinical reasoning.
Identify contributing factors — we assess functional and neurological patterns within an established medical framework.
Create a structured plan — care is intentional, sequenced, and adjusted based on response.
Treatment is designed to support measurable progress while remaining aligned with ongoing medical care.
Kiya Hunter, Licensed Acupuncturist​
Founder
Kiya founded Scottsdale Family Acupuncture after seeing how many patients were dismissed or told “there’s nothing wrong.” Her work focuses on using acupuncture as adjunctive care to support nervous system regulation and functional recovery alongside medical management.
She works extensively with stroke recovery, autoimmune disease, fertility, and chronic fatigue — helping patients regain clarity, function, and confidence in their bodies.
“When we give the body the right signals, it remembers how to heal.” — Kiya Hunter
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Erica Lyons, Licensed Acupuncturist​
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Erica Lyons practices acupuncture as adjunctive clinical care for patients with persistent or complex symptoms, particularly those involving the nervous system, chronic pain, and movement dysfunction
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She has advanced training in neurological and neurodegenerative conditions including Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke recovery, Bell's palsy, and chronic pain. Her work focuses on supporting nervous system regulation, improving neuromuscular coordination, and restoring function when progress has stalled with standard medical care.
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Annette Raddatz, Licensed Acupuncturist
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Annette’s path to acupuncture began with her own recovery from debilitating injury — an experience that transformed her understanding of medicine. With over 15 years in practice, she integrates acupuncture and herbal medicine to treat pain, post-traumatic conditions, and chronic illness.
She is NCCAOM-certified and known for her clinical precision and warm, grounded care.