Sahaji Rablin Fisher, MAcOM, LAc., RN
Sahaji's experience treating patients spans over two decades. Her studies with the body began with Structural Integration (a type of myofascial bodywork) and continued into pursuing a nursing degree. Sahaji practiced as an RN until 2013. In 2012 she graduated from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine with a Master's Degree. Sahaji treats the entire family in her practice, and at times will be treating 3 generations in one family, a beautiful experience. From birth until death, she walks beside her clients.
Musculosketal pain and mental/emotional concerns are the most common experience Sahaji addresses in the clinic, but acupuncture can address nearly everything that a human being can experience. In her practice, Sahaji enjoys collaborating with primary care physicians, chiropractors, physical therapists and naturopaths to bring patients to their optimal health.
Sahaji is a skilled therapist who knows the importance of balancing the application of both western and eastern ways of treatment. She brings a deep respect to each individual who arrives in her office and works to create a safe place for healing and self-expression. Sahaji combines her sensitivity as an intuitive with practical knowledge to bring relief to her patients.
In her spare time Sahaji spends as much time as possible outdoors with family and friends. She enjoys the practices of pilates, meditation, and mantra and loves exploring what it means to really live. Currently she is studying TRE (Trauma Releasing Exercises) and hopes to include this in her work with patients in the near future.
Sahaji's experience treating patients spans over two decades. Her studies with the body began with Structural Integration (a type of myofascial bodywork) and continued into pursuing a nursing degree. Sahaji practiced as an RN until 2013. In 2012 she graduated from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine with a Master's Degree. Sahaji treats the entire family in her practice, and at times will be treating 3 generations in one family, a beautiful experience. From birth until death, she walks beside her clients.
Musculosketal pain and mental/emotional concerns are the most common experience Sahaji addresses in the clinic, but acupuncture can address nearly everything that a human being can experience. In her practice, Sahaji enjoys collaborating with primary care physicians, chiropractors, physical therapists and naturopaths to bring patients to their optimal health.
Sahaji is a skilled therapist who knows the importance of balancing the application of both western and eastern ways of treatment. She brings a deep respect to each individual who arrives in her office and works to create a safe place for healing and self-expression. Sahaji combines her sensitivity as an intuitive with practical knowledge to bring relief to her patients.
In her spare time Sahaji spends as much time as possible outdoors with family and friends. She enjoys the practices of pilates, meditation, and mantra and loves exploring what it means to really live. Currently she is studying TRE (Trauma Releasing Exercises) and hopes to include this in her work with patients in the near future.
Dr. Tiffany Prado, DACM, LAc.
Dr. Tiffany Prado, DACM, is an acupuncturist specializing in pain and anxiety relief, traumatic accident recovery, sleep disturbances, and natural fertility enhancement.
As a licensed acupuncturist since 2009, and a massage therapist since 2004, Dr. Prado’s goal is elevating your own body systems’ ability to heal and thrive, and empowering you with tools to understand and heal your body long term. She starts with a complete picture of your well-being, assessing and discussing your current health and personal goals. Working with you, she creates a treatment protocol that is individualized, comfortable, and sustainable.
Tiffany’s treatment protocols include more than just acupuncture and massage, and we may ask a higher level of nutritional awareness from you, lifestyle adjustments, and, in many cases, exercises, supplemental reading, and the inclusion of herbal preparations.
Tiffany’s formal Chinese medicine education, (over 3200 hours) was completed at Five Branches University in Santa Cruz, California. Prior to her formal acupuncture education, she studied with a fertility expert, Dr. Angela Wu in San Francisco, learning abdominal organ massage (Chi Nei Tsang) in her busy fertility clinic. Tiffany earned her doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, the largest acupuncture school in the US. She has had continuing educational training with renowned Japanese Acupuncturists (Kiiko Matsumoto and Tsuyoshi Shimamura) for the last 8 years, and has been studying Ayurvedic herbs for the last 5 years.
When she isn’t helping patients or making herbal remedies, Tiffany enjoys rockhounding, gardening, and camping with her family, tending to her bees and chickens, and making jewelry.
As a licensed acupuncturist since 2009, and a massage therapist since 2004, Dr. Prado’s goal is elevating your own body systems’ ability to heal and thrive, and empowering you with tools to understand and heal your body long term. She starts with a complete picture of your well-being, assessing and discussing your current health and personal goals. Working with you, she creates a treatment protocol that is individualized, comfortable, and sustainable.
Tiffany’s treatment protocols include more than just acupuncture and massage, and we may ask a higher level of nutritional awareness from you, lifestyle adjustments, and, in many cases, exercises, supplemental reading, and the inclusion of herbal preparations.
Tiffany’s formal Chinese medicine education, (over 3200 hours) was completed at Five Branches University in Santa Cruz, California. Prior to her formal acupuncture education, she studied with a fertility expert, Dr. Angela Wu in San Francisco, learning abdominal organ massage (Chi Nei Tsang) in her busy fertility clinic. Tiffany earned her doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, the largest acupuncture school in the US. She has had continuing educational training with renowned Japanese Acupuncturists (Kiiko Matsumoto and Tsuyoshi Shimamura) for the last 8 years, and has been studying Ayurvedic herbs for the last 5 years.
When she isn’t helping patients or making herbal remedies, Tiffany enjoys rockhounding, gardening, and camping with her family, tending to her bees and chickens, and making jewelry.
Jennifer Briggs, MAcOM, LAc.
Jennifer Briggs, L.Ac. is a licensed acupuncturist with 23 years of experience in the clinic. She graduated from Williams College in 1997 with a Bachelor’s degree in Classics, before pursuing her passion for Traditional Chinese Medicine at the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in Santa Fe, NM, where she earned her degree in 2001. Her training included internships at the Chinese-Japanese Friendship Hospital in Beijing, the Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and St. Vincent Hospital in Santa Fe.
Licensed to practice in Arizona from 2001 to 2003, she served as the lead acupuncturist for the Arizona Knighthawks. She then relocated to New Mexico, where she practiced until 2006, completing a 60-hour certification in injection therapy focused on joint and trigger point injections.
Since 2006, Jennifer has practiced in Oregon, establishing a private practice in her hometown of Coos Bay, OR. Her specialty for the last 18 years is pain management, with emphasis on integrating Chinese medicine theory and practice with biomedical anatomy and orthopedic testing. She knows that Chinese medicine works as well or better than Western medicine for most health issues, without the side-effects.
Always looking to refine her skill set around pain management, she completed the Acupuncture Sports Medicine Certification in 2023 and has been involved in online programs and speaking events. Currently, she serves as Vice President on the Board of the Oregon Association of Acupuncturists and chairs the Membership Committee. She has also actively participated in community service, including volunteering with the Boys and Girls Club, the Ford Family Foundation, and Rotary International.
Jennifer says, “When humans are peaceful and healthy, we can turn our energies to progressing as a species. Everyone’s quality of life can improve. We can grow beyond our current competitive frame of mind to a frame of mind where we can live up to our collective potential.”
Jennifer Briggs, L.Ac. is a licensed acupuncturist with 23 years of experience in the clinic. She graduated from Williams College in 1997 with a Bachelor’s degree in Classics, before pursuing her passion for Traditional Chinese Medicine at the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in Santa Fe, NM, where she earned her degree in 2001. Her training included internships at the Chinese-Japanese Friendship Hospital in Beijing, the Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and St. Vincent Hospital in Santa Fe.
Licensed to practice in Arizona from 2001 to 2003, she served as the lead acupuncturist for the Arizona Knighthawks. She then relocated to New Mexico, where she practiced until 2006, completing a 60-hour certification in injection therapy focused on joint and trigger point injections.
Since 2006, Jennifer has practiced in Oregon, establishing a private practice in her hometown of Coos Bay, OR. Her specialty for the last 18 years is pain management, with emphasis on integrating Chinese medicine theory and practice with biomedical anatomy and orthopedic testing. She knows that Chinese medicine works as well or better than Western medicine for most health issues, without the side-effects.
Always looking to refine her skill set around pain management, she completed the Acupuncture Sports Medicine Certification in 2023 and has been involved in online programs and speaking events. Currently, she serves as Vice President on the Board of the Oregon Association of Acupuncturists and chairs the Membership Committee. She has also actively participated in community service, including volunteering with the Boys and Girls Club, the Ford Family Foundation, and Rotary International.
Jennifer says, “When humans are peaceful and healthy, we can turn our energies to progressing as a species. Everyone’s quality of life can improve. We can grow beyond our current competitive frame of mind to a frame of mind where we can live up to our collective potential.”
Emily (Milly) Monette, MAcOM, LAc.
Milly has been passionate about pursuing a career in medicine from a young age. She was first introduced to Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine when she started working as a receptionist for an acupuncture fertility clinic in Virginia. She saw what a powerful medicine it was, and how little it was being utilized in our Western medical system. From there she packed up her house and moved across the country where she pursued and received a Master's of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine degree from the Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in Tucson, Arizona. She is a nationally board certified acupuncturist by the NCCAOM and a licensed acupuncturist by the Oregon Medical Board.
Milly enjoys employing various theories of acupuncture in her treatments, namely Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Saam Korean acupuncture, and Five Element acupuncture. Apart from acupuncture needles, you might expect other modalities in your treatment such as cupping, moxibustion, gua sha, tuina, Chinese herbal medicine, and lifestyle recommendations. One of Milly’s favorite aspects of Chinese Medicine is the individualistic approach to each patient, so you can be sure that each treatment plan is tailored specifically to your own unique health needs.
Milly believes in fostering a warm and supportive environment where patients feel empowered and cared for every step of their health journey. She uses the guiding Chinese Medicine principle of harmony in all treatments, working to restore balance in the body at every visit. Milly considers healthcare a team effort involving attentive care from the practitioner and active participation from the patient, and she would be thrilled to be part of your team.
Some things outside the clinic that make Milly happy are hiking in the mountains, being around any body of water, and petting all dogs or cats that she can get her hands on.
Milly has been passionate about pursuing a career in medicine from a young age. She was first introduced to Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine when she started working as a receptionist for an acupuncture fertility clinic in Virginia. She saw what a powerful medicine it was, and how little it was being utilized in our Western medical system. From there she packed up her house and moved across the country where she pursued and received a Master's of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine degree from the Arizona School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in Tucson, Arizona. She is a nationally board certified acupuncturist by the NCCAOM and a licensed acupuncturist by the Oregon Medical Board.
Milly enjoys employing various theories of acupuncture in her treatments, namely Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Saam Korean acupuncture, and Five Element acupuncture. Apart from acupuncture needles, you might expect other modalities in your treatment such as cupping, moxibustion, gua sha, tuina, Chinese herbal medicine, and lifestyle recommendations. One of Milly’s favorite aspects of Chinese Medicine is the individualistic approach to each patient, so you can be sure that each treatment plan is tailored specifically to your own unique health needs.
Milly believes in fostering a warm and supportive environment where patients feel empowered and cared for every step of their health journey. She uses the guiding Chinese Medicine principle of harmony in all treatments, working to restore balance in the body at every visit. Milly considers healthcare a team effort involving attentive care from the practitioner and active participation from the patient, and she would be thrilled to be part of your team.
Some things outside the clinic that make Milly happy are hiking in the mountains, being around any body of water, and petting all dogs or cats that she can get her hands on.
