The Pin Cushion Blog

What (not) to do for acute soft tissue injuries (Part 1 of 2) You're walking to your front door, up your front walk: you turn to...

Qigong Classes at The Pin Cushion! What is qigong? The term qìgōng (氣功), as it is used today, is a term popularized in China during th...

A guest post from Bruce Peters! Living in the Pacific Northwest, it’s common to become deficient in vitamin D, often called the ‘Sunsh...

We get a lot of great questions from our patients, but the fast pace of community style acupuncture means we often don't have time to an...

I'm geeky and nerdy and my writing voice tends to be verbose, so I'll do my best to keep this real. When most people find out that...

The darkest quarter of the year is here and with it often comes depression and self-doubt. Acupuncture can be great for both those issues, b...

Alex graduated with a Masters degree from Oregon College of Oriental of Oriental Medicine in Portland, OR. He is board certified by the N...