The guiding principle of this practice is to empower people in their journey toward healing and health in a manner that is meaningful and effective for each individual. Cloud Hawk Medicine is dedicated to providing the highest standard of care and treatment specific to the needs of each patient.
Christine R. Oagley OTR/L, L.Ac, has a considerable background in orthopedics and rehabilitation medicine as well as traditional Chinese Medicine, as well as Eastern and Western treatment techniques.She is an occupational therapist and a licensed acupuncturist. She is nationally board-certified In Occupational Therapy and Acupuncture as well as having been a Certified Hand Therapist for 20 years.
Christine R. Oagley OTR/L, L.Ac, has a considerable background in orthopedics and rehabilitation medicine as well as traditional Chinese Medicine, as well as Eastern and Western treatment techniques.She is an occupational therapist and a licensed acupuncturist. She is nationally board-certified In Occupational Therapy and Acupuncture as well as having been a Certified Hand Therapist for 20 years.
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Cloud Hawk Medicine is a practice operated by Chris Oagley. Cloud Hawk is dedicated to providing one on one care and healing for people in the Tucson area. The focus of this practice is to assist patients in their their journey towards optimum health in a manner that is most effective for them.
By listening to all of the patient's concerns, and by educating the patient to listen to his or her own body, a relationship is created where the practitioner and patient work together toward the common goal of optimal health in body, mind and spirit.
By listening to all of the patient's concerns, and by educating the patient to listen to his or her own body, a relationship is created where the practitioner and patient work together toward the common goal of optimal health in body, mind and spirit.
Acupuncture is a technique where hair-thin sterile stainless steel needless are inserted into the skin at points along the meridians facilitating the flow of Qi in those meridians. In the simplest terms, where Qi does not move, there is pain - either physical or psychological. Acupuncture offers significant relief.
Acupuncture needles are very thin, and are not hollow like hypodermic needles so it's not like getting a shot. There is usually a slight prick as the needle is inserted and then a feeling of distention, numbness or warmth as the qi is contacted. Often people do not feel the initial insertion just a light tap.
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