About Chris Farrelly, ND, LAc

Dr. Chris Farrelly, ND LAc

(Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine & License Acupuncturist)

Dr Chris Farrelly is a naturopathic doctor licensed in acupuncture who focuses on holistic, whole-person
healthcare. His approach is about finding balance within the body’s systems while addressing external
stressors like chronic stress, infections, and inflammation. Dr Farrelly’s goal is to support his patients’ overall wellness by integrating physical environmental and emotional aspects of health.

He believes in empowering his patients with the tools and knowledge they need to take an active role in their
health. He also encourages them to take charge of their well-being, working alongside his patients to achieve
lasting health improvements.

In addition to patient education, Dr Farrelly offers supportive therapies such as acupuncture, hands- on bodywork, massage, supplements, and IV therapy.

A key part of Dr Farrelly’s practice is working closely with other healthcare professionals, including Orthopedics
providers like Dr. Ronald Cohen and Dr. Alane Costanzo to provide integrated solutions for both pain
management and mobility. In his experience, working as a team within a team has ensured better outcomes with patients who are dealing with complex or chronic conditions.

With over 6 years of clinical experience, including a first-year residency, Dr Farrelly specializes in chronic
health issues and pain management. He has worked at Bastyr University Clinic and currently serves as an
Assistant Clinical Professor at Bastyr School of Naturopathic Medicine. His work in community health clinics
has also allowed him to provide accessible care in diverse populations. Dr Farrelly is very passionate about improving health and wellness for everyone.

When Dr Farrelly is not in the clinic, he enjoys staying active by biking, hiking,swimming,golfing,and competing
in triathlons. He is also involved in research opportunities that work on microbiome, probiotics, and the body’s redox capacity, exploring how these can improve heath outcomes.