Oakland Acupuncture Project

build community | cultivate health

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram

BOOK LAUREL | BOOK GRAND

Primary menu

  • Home
  • Locations & Hours
    • Our Schedules
  • About Us
    • Acupuncturist Bios
    • What We Treat
    • How We Treat
    • What We Don’t Do
    • Clinic Policies
    • Testimonials
    • OAP in the media
  • Specials
  • Massage
  • Resources
    • Events
    • Community Acupuncture
    • Health & Wellness
    • Local Business
  • Blog
  • COVID-19
  • New Patients
  • Schedule Now

Author Archives: truncheon

Let’s POCA!! (or, How You Can Help)

Posted on March 6, 2013 by truncheon

Has Community Acupuncture made a difference in your life?  Would you like to be able to refer your friends and family to affordable community clinics like OAP all over the Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog, Community Acupuncture

Whitney: On Food Service and Community Acupuncture

Posted on March 3, 2013 by truncheon

Like many of my colleagues, there are many things about being a community acupuncturist (A.K.A: Acupunk) that remind me of my time working in food service.  When I have a Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog

March Special: $10 Treatments for Food Service Workers

Posted on March 1, 2013 by truncheon

Bartenders, Baristas, and Beyond: come to OAP for $10 treatments all month long! ($15 paperwork fee still applies for initial visits.) Four out of our six acupuncturists at OAP have Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog, Specials

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →

Recent Posts

  • New Patient Special: 3 Acupuncture Treatments for $65
  • Welcome Lesley, Neuromuscular Massage Therapist
  • Closing the Laurel Clinic
  • Jeff’s Farewell
  • My Favorite Point: Sarah on SP 6

Categories

  • Blog (415)
  • Community Acupuncture (148)
  • Events (67)
  • Health & Wellness (114)
  • Local Business (31)
  • OAP in the media (17)
  • Resources (58)
  • SAP in the Media (1)
  • Specials (121)
  • Testimonials (13)
  • Uncategorized (8)

Testimonials

  • 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
Copyright © 2026 Oakland Acupuncture Project All Rights Reserved.
Theme: Catch Evolution by Catch Themes