Who We Are

Mollie Henry, L.Ac.

Mollie is an East Coast transplant, born and raised in New Hampshire and now living in California for the past 11 years. She completed my B.A. in Behavioral Neuroscience from the University of San Diego before moving up north to the Bay Area and graduated with a Master’s in Traditional East Asian Medicine from AIMC Berkeley. She has a deep love for acupuncture and Chinese medicine and is especially passionate about herbalism, reproductive health and pediatric care.

While not busy studying medicine, Mollie enjoy gardening (she grow quite a few Chinese and Western medicinal herbs!), cooking, seeing live music and throwing pottery. 

Mackenzie StewardSnook, L.Ac.

Mackenzie received her Doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in San Francisco. She has a background in Western Medicine, with a degree in biology and experience as both a nurse aid and home health aide. Her interest in Chinese Medicine and acupuncture was sparked when she developed a study comparing the efficacy of over-the-counter medication to acupuncture for the treatment of seasonal allergies.  

Mackenzie is passionate about treating psycho-emotional, neurological, allergic and pain conditions and women’s issues. As a Petaluma resident of more than 20 years, she is thrilled to be able to provide healthcare in her own community. In addition to her passion for healing, she loves to read, write novels (and even participates annually in National Novel Writing Month), and explore the greater Bay Area by hiking and trying new restaurants.

Elizabeth Sailer, L.Ac.

Elizabeth started PCA in 2010 because she wanted really effective acupuncture and herbal medicine to be available to all kinds of people. That vision has only gotten stronger with time and she feels so lucky to put it into reality every day. Elizabeth is an East Coast native with a B.A, Magna Cum Laude, from Yale and a Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1994 from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in San Francisco. Her father was born and raised in Beijing and she got her first acupuncture treatment in China in 1980 when she was back there with him for a visit (it’s a great story – ask her about it). Elizabeth’s a seasoned practitioner but still learning every day. She likes to teach, garden and snuggle her daughter and her two pitbulls.