Meet Jason & Andrea
Jason Wiley
Growing up, Jason experienced chronic migraines. For years, conventional medicine offered no answers. In his young adulthood, while reading through acupuncture literature, he found the exact cause of his headaches described for the first time—and with it, a pathway to treatment that actually worked.
His personal healing has shown him that pain can be a signal pointing toward a new path—like a warning light on the dashboard. Rather than blocking these signals with medication, by listening to them we can move in the direction of health and allow the body to guide us to how it wants to heal.
He completed his formal training at the Traditional Chinese Medical College of Hawaii under the guidance of Dr. Chieko Maekawa. Through her mentorship, Jason traveled to Japan to study directly with Dr. Daiichi Sorimachi, the founder of Seitai Shinpo. Among Dr. Maekawa's students, he is one of only two awarded the gold certificate by Dr. Sorimachi Sensei. During his time in Japan, Jason treated Dr. Sorimachi directly—and witnessed firsthand the power of this work: after a single moxibustion treatment, he watched Dr. Sorimachi, who had walked with a pronounced stoop from a stroke, stand visibly straighter. That moment crystallized everything Jason believed about the body's capacity to heal when given the right signal.
Jason's practice is grounded in Western anatomy and neurology. He understands muscles, nerves, and how to activate the parasympathetic nervous system—your body's natural calm state. His goal in every treatment is simple: find your reset switch.
He uses structural acupuncture to release held tension along the spine, then finishes with craniosacral work, gently inviting the nervous system to settle deeper. When clients reach that calm state—that deep parasympathetic activation—their body's own healing response naturally awakens. You'll often notice your own body beginning to unwind, to release, on its own.
This is how real healing begins.
Jason practices in both Kona and Waimea.
Andrea Wiley
Andrea was born and raised in Switzerland. Growing up she loved assisting her father, a veterinarian who also practiced acupuncture on animals. It was always her dream to use acupuncture to help others. In 2015 she fulfilled this dream when she moved to Hawaii and began her training in Oriental Medicine.
In 2019 she graduated from the Institute of Clinical Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, completing a specialized 4-year apprenticeship program under Dr. Chieko Maekawa. Dr. Maekawa teaches Seitai Shinpo, a style of Japanese Structural Acupuncture. Andrea chose to learn this style because it was the only treatment that gave her relief from a neck injury she sustained in her 20s.
Beyond Seitai Shinpo, Andrea has completed advanced training in scalp acupuncture through the Jason Hao technique (Levels 1 & 2), expanding her ability to address a wider range of conditions.
Today she practices in both Kona and Waimea, bringing her full practice to helping others heal through structural acupuncture and personalized care.