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Author Archives: truncheon

OAP Nominated for Oakland Indie Award!

Posted on May 14, 2013 by truncheon

OAP has been nominated for an Oakland Indie Award in the Social Changemaker category!  The awards ceremony will be held on May 30 and is open to the public.  You Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog, Events, OAP in the media

Massage Special!

Posted on May 8, 2013 by truncheon

The new massage therapist at the Laurel clinic, Jim Howley, is offering a discounted rate for your first massage with him: $55 for an hour, or $70 for 90 minutes.  Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog, Specials

Acupuncture as a Dance

Posted on May 4, 2013 by truncheon

When I was a little girl and someone asked me what I was going to be when I grew up, of course my response was “an acupuncturist”…..haha, yeah right!  I Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog

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  • Testimonial – Marilyn Miller
    Oakland Acupuncture ProjectJust want to say, my sensation on arriving home after today's first OAP visit is appreciation for the aura of wellness energy that dwells there.  I'm reminded of a Tibetan expression which I was told means 'all auspicious blessings' -  spoken, sounds like 'tashi delegs.'
    -Marilyn Miller
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