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About Open Space Community Acupuncture
Open Space Community Acupuncture is a social business that has provided individualized community acupuncture in Somerville since 2011. Patient fees are the sole source of income to run the clinic. Most people hear about us from someone they know, so please help us spread the word!
In addition to community acupuncture we host affordable health events and other services, and participate in collaborations with local businesses.
Our Mission:
Our mission is to provide the most effective acupuncture as accessibly as possible to as many in our community as possible.
We strive:
- to be an oasis for mental and physical health in the city
- to boost community
- and to collaborate with others in our community who are making Somerville healthier and more just place for everyone.
Community Acupuncture
Community Acupuncture is the heart of what we do. Treatments are $35-$60 sliding scale/$30 hardship rate. Patients wear loose comfortable clothes and rest in recliner chairs or on massage tables. We individualize each acupuncture treament to the patient. Patients typically rest with needles in for 40-60 minutes.
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New Patients Welcome
Events
We host affordable Health-supporting events, including sound baths, herb walks, seasonal health workshops, and ear seed workshops
Additional services
We offer additional services including private acupuncture, herbal medicine, and acupuncture for groups and organizations.
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Our skilled acupuncturists have delivered over 30,000 acupuncture treatments since we opened, May 1st 2011.
Join The People’s Organization of community acupuncture
(POCA) is a member-run non-profit organization whose mission is to work cooperatively to increase accessibility to and availability of affordable group acupuncture treatments. We envision a world in which every community has access to local, affordable acupuncture to reduce collective and individual suffering and to nurture resilience.
We acknowledge the debt we owe, as community acupuncturists, to the Young Lords and the Black Panthers, two groups challenging racism and oppression in the 1970’s who fought to bring affordable group acupuncture into their communities to address the scourge of addiction.
