Dr. Josh Eha is an experienced acupuncturist who has dedicated himself to healing with acupuncture and Chinese medicinals for over 20 years.

Dr. Josh offers a sophisticated, holistic approach to Chinese medicine that incorporates a range of techniques to promote overall health and wellness. He uses acupuncture to support inter-communication through the nervous system and emotional health, while Chinese medicinals are used to support organ and circulatory health.

With his extensive experience working with the San Diego Spirit WUSA Soccer Team, the Larry Fitzgerald Receiver Camp, UCSD athletic training center, ARCO Olympic training Center, Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine, as well as teaching and supervising Treatment of Orthopedic Disorders at his Alma mater, Dr. Josh brings a real-world perspective to acupuncture, western orthopedic knowledge, and a comprehensive approach to patient care.

Dr. Josh is a licensed acupuncturist, with a BA from Macalester College and DAOM from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. He’s also certified in Sports Medicine Acupuncture, with an emphasis on the treatment of orthopedic and neurological conditions.

Many patients appreciate the clarity with which Dr. Josh explains their dis-ease, the efficiency with which he can relieve suffering, and the wisdom of Chinese medicine in re-establishing a more sustainable perspective on personal care. He uses acupuncture, Chinese herbology, nutrition, exercise, meditation, and moderation to support his patients’ overall health and well-being.

Even for patients who have experienced failed surgeries, unsuccessful physical therapy, and years of medication and other inadequate therapies, Dr. Josh has helped them find healing and relief, and to find themselves again. Book an appointment today to experience the difference that Dr. Josh’s expertise and effective care can benefit your health and your life. 

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Christine is yoga instructor with over 10 years’ experience in sharing the practice with a wide variety of students. She teaches hatha, adaptive and Soma yoga with a focus on sensation and direction in a posture rather than the outer manifestation. She incorporates asana (postures), breathing and meditation. Her classes are mindful, sensation based and prop heavy to support the body. Christine has a specialization in adaptive yoga for people with physical, neurological and mental health conditions. She’s trained with Matthew Sanford, an internationally recognized adaptive yoga instructor since 2006 and is on the teaching faculty at Mind Body Solutions. She received her 200 hour certification in Soma Yoga in March 2017. She holds the Opening Yoga Instructor certificate, a specialization in teaching to anyone, including people living with neurological deficit, PTSD, mental health conditions and the elderly as well as certificates in integrative health and mind body medicine.

“Yoga allows me to open, to feel, to believe and trust in my own experiences. It teaches me to be flexible, to focus, to find strength and playfulness. A back injury and long-standing chronic pain drew me to a yoga practice. Here I found calm, connection to my body and no pain; a space I didn’t know existed. It was transformative and I was hooked. A journey of reconnection follows my current teaching style and philosophy – to connect with your body no matter what body or emotional state you live with including paralysis, brain injury or anxiety. My intention as a teacher is to allow you to slow down and connect inwardly with a sense of playfulness leading you to open to your true, authentic self. “

Life is a journey. Live your path in finding YOU!

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Naomi Richman, L.Ac, has been practicing acupuncture and Traditional Medicine for over 20 years. She received her master’s degree in Acupuncture and Traditional East Asian Medicine from Emperor’s College in Santa Monica, CA in 2002. While still in school, she was recruited by Dr. Joseph Kim, a third-generation acupuncturist, to edit three books he had written on the philosophical underpinnings of acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, and on Korean Constitutional Medicine - a branch of East Asian Medicine. This information and experience gave her a foundational understanding of the complexity and elegance of the natural laws that are the basis for the practice of acupuncture and the other East Asian Medicine modalities.

Early in her career, realizing the profound need for an alternative health care model for children and their families, she founded Bee Well Kidz, the first-of-its-kind integrative pediatric and family wellness center in Los Angeles. At that time pediatric acupuncture was in its infancy in the United States and most acupuncture schools had limited (if any) pediatric acupuncture educational opportunities for their students. Having taken every advanced pediatric course offered in the US, Naomi travelled to South Korea to study pediatrics and gynecology at the prestigious Kyung Hee University Hospital in Seoul, South Korea. Upon her return, Naomi started teaching continuing educational courses in pediatric acupuncture and East Asian Medicine. She spent the next 15+ years treating children, teens, young adults, and their families in Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Las Vegas before returning to Minneapolis in 2015.

Shortly after her return to Minneapolis, Naomi was recruited by the Penny George Institute of Health and Healing at Allina where she spent the next seven years treating medically complex patients of all ages. During her professional career she has worked in concert with medical doctors, nurse practitioners, naturopathic physicians, osteopathic physicians, psychologists, chiropractors, homeopaths, and massage therapists, as well as physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists. She has treated thousands of patients from the very young to the young at heart. She uses acupuncture, herbal medicine, dietary therapy, exercise therapy, and other lifestyle recommendations, as well as non-needle pediatric modalities to help patients center, balance, and achieve their health goals.

After 22 years of practice, she has joined Sun Acupuncture to return to her roots of treating children, teens, and their families in a warm and inviting private practice setting. She uses her knowledge and experience to help patients uncover their innate healing abilities and works with patients and families to find the techniques and tools that work best for their lives and lifestyles.

She lives in St. Louis Park with her sweet son Simon, their many furry family members, and a bearded dragon named Rex.

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