July Special for New Parents and Birth Assistants

For the entire month of July, Circle CA is offering something special to the parents of newborn babies and for those who help babies come into the world.

If you are a midwife, doula, the proud parents of a newborn baby (12 months or younger), or have a baby on the way, we are offering you acupuncture treatments for only $10.

This offer is for both new and returning patients. The offer is not for just one treatment--every acupuncture visit you make during July is $10 each.

Schedule appointments online or call 415-864-1070. Make sure to tell us if you are taking advantage of this baby/birthing special!

Post-Pride Special -- Monday, June 27

Monday, June 27 from 10am to 7pm -- We're having a Post-Pride wind-down celebration. All acupuncture appointments are only $10.

Schedule your appointment.

Acupunks' schedules

$10 Acupuncture for Dancers on Tuesdays, May 17 to June28

Are you a dancer, choreographer, dance teacher or student? If the answer to that question is YES...then dance your way over to Circle for a $10 acupuncture treatment. This $10 offer is only available on Tuesdays between 10am and 2pm. Dancers can receive multiple treatments at this rate from now through the month of June. So if you like to shake it, make it on over to Circle CA!

Schedule appointments online or call (415) 864-1070. Make sure to let us know that you are taking advantage of the dancer special.

Practitoner schedules

Effective January 31st

New T-shirts available!

We recently received a new batch of Circle CA T-shirts. They are available in Royal Blue and Black versions. The black tees are available in unisex and women's cut, and we also have a few toddler sizes in various colors. Make sure to pick one up while supplies last and take pride in sporting your recliner about town. $15/each.

Who are our wonderful substitute acupuncturists?

Jules Dirsa. Jules is a California state licensed acupuncturist, co-founder of the Yerba Buena Acupuncture Collective, and graduate of the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. As part of his education, he interned at the Community Auricular Clinic at ACTCM. Previously he has worked as a residential and harm reduction counselor for homeless and runaway youth.

Mari Kubota is a co-founder of East Bay Community Acupuncture, and grew up in North Carolina with the influence of an acupuncturist for a father. Mari studied acupuncture at the Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences in Oakland and the Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College in Berkeley, and has volunteered at Charlotte Maxwell Complementary Clinic in Oakland, and Lyon-Martin Health Clinic in San Francisco