Our Team

Choulene Leung, LMT, L.AC.

Choulene joined Oak Point in 2014 and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science, an Associate’s degree in Massage Therapy, and a Master’s degree in Acupuncture. She is a New York State–licensed acupuncturist who takes a holistic approach to healing, using acupuncture as a primary tool to restore balance, support the body’s natural healing processes, and promote overall wellness.

Viewing the body as an interconnected system, Choulene focuses on identifying root causes rather than simply treating symptoms. Her background in medical and therapeutic massage enhances her acupuncture treatments, allowing for truly individualized care. She emphasizes patient education, self-care, and long-term wellness.

In 2021, Choulene became the owner of Oak Point and continues to provide a nurturing space dedicated to healing and optimal health.

Alicia Weinstein, LMT

Alicia is a New York Licensed Massage Therapist who aims to assist her clients in fostering a sense of safety in their bodies by reducing pain, increasing somatic awareness, and providing nurturing touch. She believes in a collaborative, client-directed approach to bodywork.

Alicia holds an interdisciplinary bachelor's degree in philosophy, neuroscience and psychology in addition to her associate's degree in massage therapy. While in massage school, she completed her clinical internship with Womankind NYC, working with survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

Alicia has studied Esalen massage, shiatsu and acupressure, prenatal massage, myofascial release, and the neuroscience of pain, posture and bodywork. Her work balances an understanding of the neuromuscular system with a deep appreciation of the mental-emotional aspects of bodywork, resulting in an effective and holistic experience.

Outside of a massage room, Alicia can often be found hiking or camping outside of the city, enjoying good food and small music venues with friends, or curled up with a book or her sketchbook.

Victor Cabral, LMT

With a passion for healing & wellness, Victor, a native New Yorker & Astorian is a licensed massage therapist dedicated to helping his clients achieve balance & relaxation. He believes that massage is not just a luxury, it is an essential part of maintaining overall health.

In August of 2023, Victor completed his training at Pacific College of Health & Science where he gained an integrative knowledge of eastern & western modalities. In doing so, he tailors each session to meet the unique needs of his clients using a combination of techniques from various styles to promote physical & emotional well being.

Prior to entering the world of body work, Victor worked at AHRC/Citizens Inc., a human services agency based in Nassau County, New York. There, he worked with children and adults with developmental challenges in a supportive role. During his time there, he formed close bonds with those under his care.  

In his spare time, Victor enjoys collecting music, traveling, photography, and meeting people from all over the world and all walks of life. His overall view of life is to experience it wholeheartedly and take in as much of it while you still can. In turn, being able to share acquired, valuable knowledge with those around him.  

Kai Yim, MSTOM, L.AC., Medical Gua Sha Practitioner

Kai is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner and holds a NY State license in Acupuncture. Since childhood, she journeyed through the natural and conventional medicine world, seeking solutions for her eczema. In her mid-twenties, she landed before a Chinese medicine herbalist, Dr. Daniel Yi, and not only found relief and a cure but also began rebuilding a loving and sincere relationship with her heritage and identity.

Kai has spent extensive time working under the supervision of seasoned practitioners: a rich apprenticeship under a full-body China-trained Gua Sha master, becoming the mentee of Dr. Dmitri Boules for electrical stimulation acupuncture and motor point therapy. The bulk of her clients seek her out for her knowledge in sports medicine, allergies and acupuncture facials.

Outside of helping patients recover in clinic, she can be found hiking dogs in the mountains or leading workshops on many things Chinese medicine and living well with the seasons. As an American-born Chinese female, the golden thread of her life has been weaving two opposing perspectives into a more functional paradigm: Eastern thought and the Western lifestyle.

Christos Tserotas, L.AC

Christos is a NY State Board Certified practitioner of Acupuncture and Diplomate in Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) with a Master’s of Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. He has treated a plethora of patients and conditions in clinical rounds, including OBGYN related issues, neurological, musculoskeletal, digestive, respiratory, ear/nose/throat, and emotional imbalances.

He has since continued his journey by learning and practicing with master practitioners of Chinese and Asian medicine. Prior to acupuncture, he had trained in Japanese Shiatsu, Tui Na (Chinese medical massage), Aikido, and various schools and styles of Qi Gong and Chen style Tai Qi.

This wealth of knowledge and training is what guides his hands and helps him select the treatment methods appropriate for each patient. He has also practiced Chinese medicine privately and in an integrative medical setting in collaboration with neurologists, orthopedics, chiropractors and physical therapists. Over the last fifteen years he has helped thousands of patients achieve a more balanced, pain free life.

He is an avid swimmer, practicing Qi Gong, traveling, and enjoying all nature has to offer.

Christina Chin, MT Trainee

Christina believes massage therapy is an integral part of healthcare. A graduate of Pacific College of Health and Science, she integrates Western and Eastern modalities to offer holistic sessions thoughtfully tailored to each client’s evolving goals and needs. 

In her practice, Christina addresses musculoskeletal and postural pain while supporting nervous system function. Her work emphasizes pacing, attunement, and adaptability to support comfort and balance.

After more than a decade immersed in the stories captured through wedding films and photography, Christina developed a keen ability to read subtle cues and honor individual experiences—skills she now brings into her massage practice to provide attentive, personalized care.

Beyond the treatment room, Christina values rest and creativity as essential to staying grounded and energized. She can often be found at the pottery studio, practicing QiGong and Tai Chi at Astoria Park, or sharing comforting meals with loved ones.