Dr. Amber Reding-Gazzini, DACM is a highly skilled practitioner who believes that the human body innately has all the building blocks to heal itself. She is passionate about helping people live healthy lives including a balance between physical, mental and emotional health. She is a talented healer that not only uses acupuncture and Chinese Medicine to relieve symptoms but works with you to improve body alignment, workplace poster and lifestyle. Amber was born and raised around the Portland Metropolitan area highly influencing her desire to give back to the community that raised her. After high school Amber moved to Milwaukee Wisconsin where she got her undergraduate degree in International Affairs, Military/Political relations with an emphasis on Arabic studies and a minor in Military Science. In 2011 Amber Commissioned into the US Army; between her military obligation Amber continued to develop herself professionally by obtaining her certification to teach hot Hatha Yoga and hot Vinyasa Yoga. During her deployment to Afghanistan Amber used her knowledge in structural alignment, lifestyle pain management, and meditation to help Soldiers get through the stressors of living in a warzone. Upon her return Amber attended Oregon College of Oriental Medicine where she obtained her Masters of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in 2017 and her Doctorate of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in 2019. Amber has also studied in Fu Jian China, 2018, focusing on pain management and orthopedics, and is certified in Facial Acupuncture, 2019. When she is not helping people be the most awesome version of themself she enjoys traveling the world with her husband, taking long walks in the woods with her dog, Loki, and practicing yoga.

Patrick has been practicing since 2015 when he took over Advanced Healing at the Providence Milwaukie Hospital in Milwaukie, OR.  He specializes in treating acute and chronic pain from sports injuries, auto accidents, overuse, and more.  While able to reduce pain with just acupuncture, Patrick works to find the functional or structural dysfunction that’s causing your pain and help you fix it so your pain doesn’t return.  A former Division I college athlete and coach, he understands the human body and can help you maximize your health and performance.  He graduated from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine with a Masters of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in 2015.  He continued his professional study with a pain management and orthopedics externship at an integrative hospital in Fu Jian, China in 2018. He is certified in Applied Kinesiology and as a qi gong instructor.  He is currently completing the Sports Medicine Acupuncture Certification Program. Originally from New York State, Patrick was a high school state champion in track and field, then went on to compete at Villanova University in track and field and did his pre-med studies in Biology.  Post graduate he went on to get his Masters in Health and Human Performance at McNeese State University. Outside of practice he spends time with his wife and dog and enjoys hiking in the woods, travelling and playing soccer. 

Joelle is a licensed massage therapist and has been practicing since 2015 after graduating from East West College of Healing Arts. She has a passion for learning and sharing her knowledge with patients to help them thrive. Her massage style encourages the body's natural capacity to heal itself. Joelle aims to be a facilitator, allowing the nervous system to reset and the soft tissue to relax so that the healing process can begin. Her style is a fusion of Swedish, deep tissue, and myofascial release techniques.

“I believe people shouldn’t have to worry about where to take their family for gentle, effective, and natural healthcare that’s free from side effects, cost effective, and a powerful form of healing.” Ellie was a Licensed Midwife for over two decades and has a lot of experience caring for women and children. Ellie enjoys supporting women and their families through pre-pregnancy, fertility, pregnancy, birth, postpartum and pediatric care. Ellie is trained and experienced in a host of other complementary therapies such as Aromatherapy, Massage, Moxibustion, Tuina, Esoteric Acupuncture, Face Reading, Cupping, Arvigo Maya Abdominal Massage TM , Craniosacral Therapy and Facial Rejuvenation Cosmetic Acupuncture.

Ellie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Humanities specializing in Midwifery from New College of California. She has a Master’s degree in Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine from Oregon College of Oriental Medicine and has recently graduated from the OCOM Doctoral program.

Rachel discovered her love for massage through her own experience with body pain after a car accident. She had difficulty with feeling better, even months after the accident, despite nothing being broken. After receiving regular massage treatments she noticed that her pain went away. It has since amazed her how much the body will tolerate in order to keep physically functioning. She has found that with massage the body can restore optimal function with gentle guidance. She strives to give people the same feeling of relief that she received after her accident. Optimal function is feeling good inside and out; some for the first time and for others the first time in a while. She believes that the proper use of massage will speed up recovery and increase function.

Understanding that each person is unique, Rachel incorporates a variety of massage modalities in order to cater to the individual needs of her patients. She uses techniques such as Gua Sha, myofascial manipulation, myofascial decompression (cupping), deep tissue, Swedish and craniosacral coupled with active and passive exercises. She believes in teaming up with patients to empower them to take their healing into their own hands.

In her free time she enjoys camping and spending time with her family and friends. She also adores nature and its beauty and strives to be outdoors as often as possible.

Ellen Liu believes everyone deserves to live their lives to the fullest. She is a compassionate acupuncturist and herbalist who sees herself as a gardener helping her patients be their best throughout the seasons of life. She focuses on treating pain and women’s health.

Ellen was born and raised in Taiwan before moving to the United States. She grew up with Chinese herbal medicine and has always thought it is magical. She earned the B.S. degree in engineering at UC Berkeley and worked in technology until she realized her true passion lies in helping people. She earned the degree of Master in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MAcOM) at Oregon College of Oriental Medicine. She interned at Legacy Health Pain Clinic and used acupuncture to relieve acute and chronic pain. She is a certified Diplomate of Oriental Medicine with the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM).