Jordan Barber

Dr. Jordan Barber, DAOM, is a clinician, educator, and author specializing in integrative approaches to pain and complex conditions, with a clinical focus on pelvic floor dysfunction and neuromuscular pain. With over two decades of experience in Chinese medicine and integrative care, his work centers on applying traditional principles through a modern understanding of anatomy, physiology, and clinical reasoning.

Dr. Barber maintains multiple clinical locations in New York, including a boutique practice on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, where he works with patients experiencing persistent and difficult-to-resolve conditions. His approach emphasizes targeted, mechanism-based interventions and collaboration with other healthcare providers, particularly in the context of complex pain presentations.

He has published peer-reviewed research on acupuncture and dry needling, with a focus on pain physiology and clinical outcomes. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Barber has held academic appointments, contributed to graduate-level education, and participated in interdisciplinary research and institutional review.

As an author, his work focuses on helping patients and practitioners better understand how Chinese medicine interprets the body and makes clinical decisions. His writing aims to present the field in clear, grounded terms, bridging traditional concepts with modern expectations of clarity and applicability.

Dr. Barber lives and works in New York, where he continues to develop clinical methods, contribute to research, and refine integrative approaches to patient care.