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Category Archives: Blog

The official blog of Oakland Acupuncture Project

December Holiday Food Drive Special

Posted on December 1, 2015 by truncheon

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Posted in Blog, Specials

Welcome Ray, Our New Acupuncturist

Posted on November 17, 2015 by truncheon

“The first time I was exposed to acupuncture was while working in administration at a small community health clinic in San Francisco. I remember peeking my head into the community clinic and Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog

Welcome Ashley, Our New Substitute Acupuncturist

Posted on November 16, 2015 by truncheon

I have been treating people with acupuncture for nearly 20 years in a variety of settings and I find the community acupuncture model the most rewarding. What could be more fulfilling than Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog

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Testimonials

  • 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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