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Author Archives: truncheon

July Food Drive Special

Posted on June 27, 2016 by truncheon

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Elana on Our July Food Drive Special

Posted on June 27, 2016 by truncheon

As we’re heading into July, we’re pumped to be featuring a summer special to help support an incredible Oakland Institution, the ACCFB (Alameda County Community Food Bank). Since 1985, the ACCFB has Continue Reading →

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Margo On Being a POCA Member

Posted on May 31, 2016 by truncheon

Community is awesome in all forms. Since the moment I learned about Community Acupuncture by reading Acupuncture is Like Noodles, I was in.  I love being a part of communities Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog, Community Acupuncture

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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.'
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