Category Archives: Community Acupuncture

The Community Acupuncture movement is catching on nationwide. To learn more about community acupuncture and to find a directory of clinics, visit POCA (The People’s Organization of Community Acupuncture.)

Oakland Acupuncture Project is modeled after the Working Class Acupuncture clinic in Portland, Oregon. The Working Class Acupuncture website has more information.

You can also find lots of great articles about community acupuncture on our blog. Enjoy!

How Often Should I Get Acupuncture?

Posted on October 12, 2023 by sacacu

This handy infographic from our friends at Boynton Beach Community Acupuncture helps recommend an appropriate treatment frequency:

Jeff from Oakland on SI 5

Posted on September 20, 2023 by sacacu

SI (Small Intestine) 5 is on the lateral, ulnar side of the wrist, just shy of the wrist crease in a little divot between two bones. The way that I Continue Reading →

Jeff from Oakland on SJ 2

Posted on August 24, 2023 by sacacu

The way that I use San Jiao 2, I learned from Sarah Liners LAc., when she worked at the Grand clinic back in 2012. When she explained to me how Continue Reading →