Dr. Anne Mok

Dr. Anne Mok believes that medicine is both an art and a science—and that truly caring for someone means seeing the whole person, not simply treating a symptom. 

Anne’s journey in medicine began in Western healthcare, where she spent a decade as a licensed pharmacist. While helping patients manage their health, she began to recognize that feeling well involves much more than the absence of disease. This realization led her to explore Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture, and herbology, inspired in part by her Chinese heritage. She discovered that bringing together Eastern and Western perspectives could offer a more complete and personalized approach to wellness. 

Today, Anne draws on her extensive training in pharmacology, Chinese medicine, acupuncture, and herbology to help patients navigate their health with greater understanding and confidence. Her background in both Eastern and Western medicine allows her to consider the many factors that influence health, including medications, genetics, lifestyle, and the body’s individual patterns of imbalance. 

Anne has a particular passion for women’s health and works with women experiencing PMOS, fibroids, endometriosis, infertility, perimenopause, and menopause, as well as those seeking support before and after pregnancy. She also specializes in treating pain and musculoskeletal conditions, including herniated discs, pinched nerves, sciatica, rotator cuff injuries, tendonitis, and other strains and injuries. Her additional training in massage therapy complements her acupuncture practice and gives her another way to understand and support the body. 

Her commitment to healing extends beyond her private practice. Anne serves as Acupuncture Supervisor at Brownsville Multi-Service Family Health Center, where she introduced the NADA detoxification protocol to support individuals recovering from substance use and addiction.  

Anne is also a member of the broader Traditional Chinese Medicine community, serving on the advisory board of Kamwo Herbal Pharmacy, where she consults on the formulation of Meridian Tea Pills. She has traveled internationally with Cornerstone Healing partner Dr. Peggy Regis Robinson to share acupuncture detoxification training with practitioners in Haiti through Capracare. 

Anne received her Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from Long Island University, followed by a Master of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine and a Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Pacific College of Health and Science. She furthered her clinical training at the China Beijing International Acupuncture Training Center and completed detoxification training at Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center. 

As a founding partner and co-owner of Cornerstone Healing, Anne feels fortunate to do work that is deeply meaningful to her. She approaches each patient with curiosity, compassion, and respect, taking the time to understand their unique story and what their body may be asking for. For Anne, the goal of medicine is not simply to prevent illness, but to help each person move toward greater balance, vitality, and a life in which they can truly feel well.