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Author Archives: OAP

Jeff on Getting Acupuncture with Family

Posted on December 28, 2018 by OAP

For the most part, it was a pretty normal day at the OAP Grand Lake clinic. My father was visiting from out of town. I was working, but mentioned that Continue Reading →

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January 2019 Bring a Buddy Special: Frequently Asked Questions

Posted on December 28, 2018 by OAP

Tips for the Two for Twenty One of the great benefits of community acupuncture is that treatments can be shared with your family and friends. We are happy to encourage Continue Reading →

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Democracy Special. Nov. 6th, 2018

Posted on October 4, 2018 by OAP

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  • Testimonial – James

    Oakland Acupuncture ProjectOAP has helped me in so many ways!  Both physical health but also emotional and spiritual well being.  All the practitioners listen to my concerns and treat me from a place of respect to my needs.  A few adjectives to describe OAP: healing, safe, thoughtful, nurturing, caring, soothing, joyful, and contemplative. OAP is an important way I support myself to lead the busy and active life I have.  I am very grateful for it's presence in my life.

    -James

     
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