Meet Darcie Beyer, L.Ac
Helping people feel more at home in their bodies.
I have always been curious about the human body—and about the many ways our physical, emotional, and energetic experiences are connected.
That curiosity eventually led me to Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, and NAET allergy elimination. Today, I feel incredibly fortunate to sit with people in a very personal part of their lives: the place where they are looking for answers, relief, or simply a different way forward.
My approach is gentle, individualized, and rooted in listening.
Sometimes a patient comes to me because of seasonal or cedar allergies. Sometimes it is a food sensitivity, digestive concern, chronic pain, fatigue, stress, or a nervous system that simply doesn't seem to be settling.
And sometimes they aren't quite sure what is going on—they just know they don't feel like themselves.
That's where we begin.
A little about how I work
As a licensed acupuncturist and NAET-certified practitioner, I bring together Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, and NAET allergy elimination according to the needs of each individual.
Neuromuscular response testing may also be used as part of an individualized NAET session to help explore how the body is responding to particular substances, patterns, or triggers.
I don't believe there is one treatment that is right for everyone.
I believe in listening carefully, asking thoughtful questions, and allowing the care to unfold from there.
The goal is not simply to quiet a symptom for a moment. It is to help the body move toward greater balance, resilience, and ease.
Why NAET became such an important part of my work
NAET has become a particularly meaningful part of my practice because it offers a different way to explore allergies and sensitivities.
Many people spend years avoiding foods, environmental triggers, or other things they believe their bodies simply cannot tolerate.
Sometimes that avoidance is necessary and appropriate.
But sometimes people wonder:
“Is there another possibility?”
That question is one of the reasons I love this work.
Through the NAET approach, we explore the body's response to specific substances and use individualized treatments intended to help create a new response pattern.
Every person responds differently. Some people notice changes quickly, while others benefit from a longer course of care.
I am always humbled by the moments when a patient realizes they have more freedom than they thought was possible.
My education & credentials
I earned my Master of Acupuncture with a Chinese Herbal Medicine Specialization from AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in Austin, Texas, and I am licensed as an acupuncturist by the Texas Medical Board.
I also hold a Bachelor of Science in Communications from The University of Texas at Austin.
My clinical education and certifications include:
Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.) — Texas Medical Board
Diplomate of Oriental Medicine (Dipl. O.M.) — NCCAOM
Master of Acupuncture with Chinese Herbal Medicine Specialization — AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine
Bachelor of Science in Communications — University of Texas at Austin
Certified NAET Practitioner — Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Technique
Certified Advanced Ho'oponopono Practitioner — Global Sciences Foundation
Certified Belief Clearing Practitioner — Global Sciences Foundation
Certified Sacred Freedom Practitioner — Global Sciences Foundation
Certified Yoga Teacher — 200-Hour YTT
Qigong Practitioner — Wild Goose Qigong / Golden Shield
I believe good practitioners never stop learning. I continue to study because every patient teaches me something, and because I want to keep expanding the ways I can thoughtfully support the people who trust me with their care.
The person behind the practitioner
Outside of the treatment room, I enjoy practicing Qigong and yoga and continuing my own exploration of Ho'oponopono.
Ho'oponopono—an Hawaiian practice centered around reconciliation, forgiveness, and returning to peace—has had a meaningful influence on the way I understand healing and human connection.
It reminds me that sometimes the most important thing we can offer another person is simply our presence.
A place where they don't have to perform.
A place where they can be honest about how they feel.
A place where they feel heard.
That is the kind of environment I hope to create at All is Well Austin.
A note about my journey
My path to becoming a practitioner has been shaped by curiosity, continual learning, and a deep appreciation for people.
Read my story in Voyage Austin
You don't have to know exactly what you need.
If you're considering acupuncture, NAET, or simply want to talk through what's been going on, you're welcome to begin with a complimentary wellness call.
We can talk about what you're experiencing, what you're hoping to change, and whether I may be a good fit for you.
Schedule a Complimentary Wellness Call
It would be an honor to meet you.
With care,
Darcie Beyer, L.Ac.
All is Well Austin
Meet Dr. Travis Tran, L.Ac
Helping people find greater ease, movement, and wellbeing.
Dr. Travis Tran is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturist, and Certified Asian Bodywork Practitioner. He is grateful to bring his knowledge, curiosity, and genuine care for people to his work at All is Well Austin.
His clinical focus includes acute and chronic pain, neurological and post-stroke support, Bell's Palsy, mental wellbeing, and Asian Bodywork.
Travis believes that caring for the whole person begins with listening.
Every body has a different story. Every person has different goals. His approach is thoughtful and individualized, with the intention of helping patients experience greater comfort, function, mobility, and quality of life.
From engineering to medicine
Before becoming a healthcare practitioner, Travis worked as a chemical engineer after graduating cum laude from Texas A&M University.
Engineering taught him to think deeply about systems, patterns, and how individual parts work together.
Over time, however, he found himself wanting something different.
He wanted more human connection.
He became increasingly curious about the human body, health, healing, and the many ways the body works to maintain balance.
That curiosity led him to AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in Austin, where he earned his Doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine in 2022.
Today, Travis feels fortunate to bring both parts of his journey together—the analytical mind shaped by engineering and the compassion that drew him toward caring for people.
How Travis works with patients
Travis takes time to understand what brings each person to the treatment room and what they hope to experience from their care.
Depending on the individual's needs, treatment may include:
Acupuncture
Asian Bodywork / Tuina
Electrical stimulation (E-Stim)
Cupping
Other individualized acupuncture techniques
His work is particularly well suited for people experiencing acute or chronic pain, muscular tension, restricted movement, and other concerns affecting comfort and mobility.
He also has a special interest in supporting people navigating stroke recovery, Bell's Palsy, and neurological challenges.
Supporting neurological recovery
Recovery after a stroke or neurological event can be a long and deeply personal journey.
Travis provides complementary acupuncture and bodywork support alongside the care already established by a patient's physician, neurologist, physical therapist, occupational therapist, speech therapist, or other healthcare providers.
His role is not to replace that care, but to offer another layer of support as the body works toward greater function and ease.
Every person's recovery is different, and results vary from person to person.
Pain is personal, too.
Sometimes pain arrives suddenly.
Sometimes it has been quietly present for months or years.
And sometimes the hardest part isn't the pain itself—it is what the pain keeps you from doing.
Moving freely.
Sleeping comfortably.
Working.
Exercising.
Playing with your children or grandchildren.
Returning to the activities you love.
Travis's intention is to understand not only where it hurts, but also what you want your body to be able to do again.
Acupuncture and Asian Bodywork may support the body's natural pain-regulating processes, circulation, muscle relaxation, nervous system regulation, and overall sense of wellbeing.
The treatment is individualized to the person—not simply the diagnosis or location of discomfort.
A thoughtful approach to wellbeing
Travis believes healing is a collaborative process.
The practitioner brings knowledge and experience.
The patient brings their own body, story, goals, and wisdom.
Together, they create a path forward.
Sometimes that path is about relieving pain.
Sometimes it is about regaining movement.
Sometimes it is about supporting recovery after a neurological event.
And sometimes it is simply about feeling a little more balanced and at home in the body.
It is a privilege to walk alongside someone in that process.
Education & Credentials
Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine (DAcCHM)
AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine — Austin, Texas
Diplomate of Oriental Medicine (Dipl. O.M.)
National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM)
Licensed Acupuncturist (L.Ac.)
State of Texas
AOBTA®-Certified Practitioner (AOBTA®-C.P.)
American Organization for Bodywork Therapies of Asia
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
Texas A&M University — Cum Laude
The person behind the practitioner
Travis is naturally curious.
He enjoys learning how things work, asking questions, and understanding the patterns that connect one part of a system to another.
But what he values most about his work is the opportunity to connect with people.
To listen to their stories.
To understand what matters to them.
And to be part of their journey toward feeling better.
He considers it a privilege to care for each person who walks through the doors of All is Well Austin.
You are welcome here.
Whether you're living with persistent pain, recovering from a neurological event, looking for support with movement and mobility, or simply curious about what acupuncture might offer, Travis would be happy to meet you.
Book an Acupuncture Session with Dr. Travis Tran
Not sure if acupuncture or bodywork is the right place to begin?
Schedule a Complimentary Wellness Call
With care,
Dr. Travis Tran, DAcCHM., Dipl. O.M., L.Ac., AOBTA®-C.P.
All is Well Austin
“Before working with Darcie, I had a dark and painful relationship with my Mom. Even though this relationship was not fully voiced, Darcie’s treatment was able to get to the root of the problem and help dispel the darkness surrounding me and my relationship with my Mom. I can now sit easy with my Mom and see her with the purest of intentions. I don’t look at her with an unhealthy perspective. I have gained an immense appreciation of who she is as a woman, a mother, and friend.”
— Patient Experience
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