About Nicole

Nicole Fillion-Robin (LAc, MAcOM, Dipl. OM) is a solution-focused practitioner who believes in meeting patients where they are and helping them live as they aspire to. After working in the non-profit sector for almost a decade, she found acupuncture as a solution for her own chronic health problems and was immediately drawn to it. Her specialties include gastrointestinal health, hospice, women's health and pain management. 

She completed her studies and approximately 1,000 supervised clinical hours at AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine (Austin, TX) and Chengdu TCM Hospital (Sichuan, China), as well as providing care at Austin Recovery Center, Seton McCarthy Community Health Center, and Kerrville Folk Festival. 

She has taught community Qigong classes at Seton McCarthy Community Clinic and AOMA's campus, and loves introducing patients to mind-body movements they can use at home. 

She co-creates an online wellness series called "How the Heck?" with Jenna Valentine of www.valentinecare.com. 

​Continuing Education and Certifications

• Texas Acupuncture License (number AC01980)
  
• National Acupuncture Detoxification Association (NADA)
  
• Battlefield Acupuncture Certified
  
• Acupuncture on Musculoskeletal Disorders & Soft Tissue Injuries
  
• Facial Acupuncture (Dr. Wu style)
  
• CNT (Clean Needle Technique)
  
• Mental Health First-Aid
• CPR Certified (Adult and Infant)
• ​Reiki (Levels I and II)

Professional Awards and Activity

• Texas Association of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Member (TAAOM)
  
• Two-time Trudy McAlister Foundation Award Recipient 
  
• Returned Peace Corps Volunteer