awakened health pdx

We are a holistic health practice in Portland, Oregon specializing in trauma-informed care.

We work with people looking to cultivate the relationship between mind, body, and spirit. We do this work because we believe healing is possible for everyone.

services

We provide safe and gentle acupuncture for anyone looking to heal from emotional, physical or spiritual pain.

We provide shiatsu, cupping and gua sha for release, relaxation and alleviation of pain.

We provide a comfortable space to open your heart and allow your body to rest so that you can do what you do best: heal.We provide acupuncture and East Asian medicine to return to the connection between mind, body, and spirit.

meet joleen

I believe that all people have a right to health and wellbeing.

I believe that our bodies and spirits have an innate ability to find balance.

I value the voices and experiences of individuals in the BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities and aim to provide support by respecting, honoring and listening.

✨feels like magic in here this morning ✨
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