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.
Bosten Ingram, LAc.
Bosten grew up in Silverton and has returned to the community after years of schooling, travel and fun. We are incredibly grateful to have her joyous spirit and talent with us in the clinic. Bosten comes from a family of wellness providers and is very comfortable treating a variety of conditions including body pain, mental/emotional health, cancer support, digestive issues, headaches/migraines, and hormonal health.
She graduated with her Master's Degree in Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture from Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in August 2021 and received her Bachelors in Nutrition Science from Oregon State University in 2017. In 2011 she spent a year traveling New Zealand working on organic farms and retreat centers hosting guests with non remission cancer. When she got back from traveling, her curiosity and thirst for learning more about medicine propelled her into getting a Nutrition Science degree and ultimately led her to becoming an acupuncturist. She herself has experienced the deep healing that's possible with Chinese Medicine. Bosten is a very conscious practitioner and honors the space that's created in the treatment room for health and vitality to emerge. When Bosten is not in the clinic she is hiking, surfing, enjoying the outdoors and exploring with her new dog, Kala!
She graduated with her Master's Degree in Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture from Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in August 2021 and received her Bachelors in Nutrition Science from Oregon State University in 2017. In 2011 she spent a year traveling New Zealand working on organic farms and retreat centers hosting guests with non remission cancer. When she got back from traveling, her curiosity and thirst for learning more about medicine propelled her into getting a Nutrition Science degree and ultimately led her to becoming an acupuncturist. She herself has experienced the deep healing that's possible with Chinese Medicine. Bosten is a very conscious practitioner and honors the space that's created in the treatment room for health and vitality to emerge. When Bosten is not in the clinic she is hiking, surfing, enjoying the outdoors and exploring with her new dog, Kala!
