Presents the 8th Annual:
Integration into Home Practices - Personalized Health
About the Speakers
Keynote Speakers
Robyn "Ra" Adcock, DACM, LAc, Dipl. O.M., CMT (Pronouns: She/Her/Hers)
Robyn Adcock is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, a Licensed Acupuncturist, and a massage therapist with 25 years of clinical experience and an expertise in cranial sacral therapy.
Dr. Adcock’s passion for East Asian medicine and manual therapies is rooted in a lifetime of dance, martial arts, and yoga combined with higher education in chemistry, neuroscience, and anatomy.
As the director of integrative medicine at the UCSF Stad Center for Pediatric Pain, Palliative and Integrative Medicine, Dr. Adcock’s focus is to identify effective, evidence-based, non-pharmacologic interventions for pediatric care and expand those services into inpatient and ambulatory settings
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Emily Frank, MD FAAP (Pronouns: she/her)
Dr. Emily Frank is an integrative physician and and Health Sciences Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics at UCSF. She completed medical school at the Tufts University School of Medicine Mainetrack program and her pediatric residency in the PLUS Program at the University of California, San Francisco. She is currently a fellow in Andrew Weill Fellowship for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona. She has completed additional training in acupuncture and pediatric hypnosis. She currently practices at Benioff Children's Hospital Oakland in the teen clinic, school based health centers, and emergency room.
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Dr. Victor Nuño, DO, (Pronouns: he/him) is a 2008 graduate of Touro University California – College of Osteopathic Medicine (TUCCOM) where he received honors as the “Outstanding Student in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine.
Dr. Nuño completed his residency in Neuromusculoskeletal and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (NMM/OMM) in Southampton, NY in 2012. He accepted a faculty position at his alma mater, TUC-COM, in the OMM department starting in 2013. Along with his main teaching role at the university, he teaches clinical homeopathy through the Center for the Education and Development of Homeopathy (CEDH).
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In addition to his role as CEO, Dr. Nuño also sees patients for osteopathic manipulation and integrative medicine at Seek Optimal Health, PC.​ Dr. Nuño is Board Certifed in both NMM/OMM and Integrative Medicine.​Dr. Nuño's practice interests include nutritional counseling and customized supplementation, clinical homeopathy, ecologic medicine, bioidentical hormone replacement, alternative lightwire functional (ALF) appliance, and oral heavy metal chelation.
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As the son of a U.S. airforce officer, Dr. Nuño lived in many different countries growing up (including Spain, Mexico, and Panama) before his family settled in the Monterey Bay area. He is fluent in Spanish as well as English.​ When Dr. Nuño is not teaching or seeing patients, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing ice hockey or disc golf, and expanding his influence in fantasy hockey through a weekly podcast.​ Join Dr. Nuño for his presentation on "OMT for Autonomic Balance".
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Dr. Steve Lee DO with his presentation on "Integrative Strategies for Rheumatic Diseases".
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The Inner Path: Personal Approaches to Health
Dr. Victoria P Williams​​
Dr. Victoria P Williams, D.O. is certified with the American Board of Certification and by the Osteopathic Medical Board of California in Family Medicine. She completed her undergraduate training at Mills College in Oakland, CA, medical training at Western University of Health Sciences – College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific, and family medicine residency at Natividad Medical Center in Salinas, CA.
Dr. P Williams has over 10 years of experience in Family Medicine and has continuously integrated osteopathic treatment into her clinical practice. She holds a special interest in helping patients unravel injuries and traumas from the past to become more authentic and high-functioning versions of themselves. Her background is enriched by professional and personal involvement in rehabilitation and dance, over 15 years of Pilates practice, and trauma-informed training through ACEs Aware and NICABM. She incorporates concepts from Internal Family Systems into her osteopathic approach, exploring parts, inner child, and shadow dynamics.
She currently teaches in the Department of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine at Touro University California and runs her own private practice, Embodied Wisdom Osteopathy, where she provides osteopathic manipulative treatment. Her work reflects a dedication to education, embodiment, and integrative healing.
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Join Dr. P Williams for her presentation: Posture and Alignment
Dr. Sean Moloney, DO​
Dr. Moloney graduated from Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine where he is currently an assistant professor in the OMM department. He also has a private practice in Marin County CA. He completed a Family Medicine residency at Downey Regional Medical Center CA, and a Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine residency at Florida Hospital, East Orlando and loved every minute of it.
Dr Moloney’s prior experience as a massage therapist greatly informed his decision to attend osteopathic (DO) medical school rather than a more traditional allopathic (MD) medical school. While both college systems have almost identical basic training, it was osteopathy’s emphasis on touch as a fundamental aspect of diagnosis and treatment that won him over. As an osteopathic family practice resident, he had an opportunity to not only deliver babies, but also to immediately treat them for delivery trauma. He was taught that a sports physical evaluates more than “being safe to play a sport.” It evaluates how to maximize your ability to play that sport. And, low back pain is no longer just the natural result of a certain number of “birthdays” but becomes an approachable physical challenge.
Modern medical advances have a lot to offer patients and Dr Moloney is very forward thinking about all approaches to health challenges. He utilizes lab testing and radiology studies to better inform his discussions; however, he mostly listens, then asks a lot of questions, spends time with his patients and frequently comes up with novel approaches to vexing problems.
Join Dr. Moloney for his workshop on “Therapeutic Exercises"
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The Shared Path: Partnering with Clinicians for Optimal Care
Dr. Sarah Modlin-Tucker, DO ​
Sara Modlin-Tucker, D.O. is a dual board-certified osteopathic physician in Family Medicine and Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine. She serves as Vice Chair of the Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Department and Fellowship Director at Touro University California, where she is deeply committed to advancing integrative, hands-on healing approaches. Dr. Modlin-Tucker combines her expertise in osteopathic manipulation, medical acupuncture, and mind-body medicine to treat patients across all stages of life. With a passion for education and whole-person care, she brings a dynamic perspective to her workshop, Supporting Breath: Treating the Respiratory System, blending structural, neurological, and energetic principles to support respiratory health.​
Join Dr. Modlin-Tucker for her presentation on: Supporting Breath: Treating the respiratory system.
Dr. Victor Nuño, DO, (Pronouns: he/him) is a 2008 graduate of Touro University California – College of Osteopathic Medicine (TUCCOM) where he received honors as the “Outstanding Student in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine.
Dr. Nuño completed his residency in Neuromusculoskeletal and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (NMM/OMM) in Southampton, NY in 2012. He accepted a faculty position at his alma mater, TUC-COM, in the OMM department starting in 2013. Along with his main teaching role at the university, he teaches clinical homeopathy through the Center for the Education and Development of Homeopathy (CEDH).
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In addition to his role as CEO, Dr. Nuño also sees patients for osteopathic manipulation and integrative medicine at Seek Optimal Health, PC.​ Dr. Nuño is Board Certifed in both NMM/OMM and Integrative Medicine.​Dr. Nuño's practice interests include nutritional counseling and customized supplementation, clinical homeopathy, ecologic medicine, bioidentical hormone replacement, alternative lightwire functional (ALF) appliance, and oral heavy metal chelation.
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As the son of a U.S. airforce officer, Dr. Nuño lived in many different countries growing up (including Spain, Mexico, and Panama) before his family settled in the Monterey Bay area. He is fluent in Spanish as well as English.​ When Dr. Nuño is not teaching or seeing patients, he enjoys spending time with his family, playing ice hockey or disc golf, and expanding his influence in fantasy hockey through a weekly podcast.​ Join Dr. Nuño for his presentation on "OMT for Autonomic Balance".
Symposium Faculty Supervisor
Dr. Nuno is Faculty Supervisor for the Integrative Medicine Club. He will be presenting "OMT for Autonomic Balance" in The Shared Path: Partnering with Clinicians for Optimal Care, along with the opening and closing remarks at the Symposium.
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For more information on Dr. Nuño and his presentation, please see his bio above.
Meet the Students
Jessica Sohn, OMS 2
Symposium Co-creator
Annie Leung, OMS 2
Symposium Co-creator
Jaclyn Hwang, OMS 2
Symposium Co-creator
Chung Lung (Dante) Cui, OMS 2
Symposium Co-creator
