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Tag Archives: #Tui Na

Welcome Alexander, Our New Massage Practitioner!

Posted on July 21, 2024 by truncheon

Alexander Friend, CMP, MFA, Reiki Teacher I am a certified practitioner in Tui Na (Chinese) Massage, with a background in CranioSacral and Reiki therapies, which extends back to 2002, and I Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog, Health & Wellness | Tagged #reiki, #Tui Na, acupuncture, Craniosacral, Oakland

Welcome Min Thorne, Massage Therapist

Posted on August 17, 2023 by OAP

Min Thorne received her Acupressure certification at Berkeley’s Acupressure Institute in 2010. She practices an intuitively guided blend of Tui Na, reflexology and gentle Qi balancing work.  Her style can Continue Reading →

Posted in Blog, Health & Wellness, Local Business | Tagged #Min Thorne, #Qi Balancing, #reflexology, #Tui Na, acupuncture, Community, massage, Oakland

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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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