Name: Bodysong Therapeutics
Telephone: (503) 969-7275

Acupuncture in Portland, OR

TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE SCOPE OF PRACTICE INCLUDES ACUPUNCTURE, BODYWORK, HERBAL FORMULAS, MOVEMENT THERAPIES, AND NUTRITION.

Bodysong Therapeutics is the result of 3000 hours of didactic and clinical education in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with 20 years Massage Therapist experience. As a Massage Therapist I was awed by the human body’s resiliency and plasticity. The years of helping patients achieve greater ease in their body was a wonderful platform to delve deeper into the well-rounded holistic health approach that TCM offers. Acupuncture and bodywork are a rejuvenating, relaxing experience. When patients combine their clinic treatments with Chinese herbal formulas and intentional nutrition, the results are remarkable.

Whether you seek support for physical and/or emotional health challenges, or desire improvement in your overall health (stamina, memory, immune capacity, general wellness), Bodysong Therapeutics can help.

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Bodysong Therapeutics

8980 NW Cornell Rd
Portland, OR 97229

(503) 969-7275

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