ROB SINGER L.Ac
Rob Singer received his Master’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from the Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in Seattle, WA. He has been practicing since 2003 and opened ACUPUNCTURE For The PEOPLE in 2006. Working in a group setting has provided lots of experience in treating a wide range of health concerns. He works with a variety of pain patterns, mental-emotional imbalances, allergy control and women’s health including PMS, menopause and pregnancy / birth.

JENNY MOORE L.Ac
Jenny trained at Southwest Acupuncture College in New Mexico, graduating in 2010. Her studies included primary care, pediatrics, nutrition, herbology and other aspects of Oriental Medicine. She participated in several community style internships, including terms at a rehabilitation hospital, providing treatments at a women's shelter, as well as working with a foster children's program. Jenny has a range of clinical experience including practicing at a Cancer Center where she assisted in the opening of a new integrated health clinic that offered community acupuncture to Chemo patients. Jenny is passionate about social justice and is a volunteer & member of Acupuncturists Without Borders, a non-profit group that brings acupuncture relief to areas hit by natural disasters around the world. She moved to Eugene four years ago from the Southwest with her spouse & child looking for a greener climate and is very happy to call Eugene home. Jenny is excited to bring her skills to more patients and to be a part of a community acupuncture team!

TONYA TIGART L.Ac
Tonya Tigart received her Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine in 2009 from Southwest Acupuncture College in Santa Fe, NM. She has also received advanced acupuncture training in Harbin, China where she studied at the Hei Long Jiang University Hospital of TCM which specialized in post stroke recovery treatments.  In 2011 she opened the first community acupuncture clinic in New Orleans, LA where she performed thousands of treatments on a diverse population who may not have had access to alternative care without her clinic. Tonya specializes in treatments for pain, neurological conditions, stress and anxiety, post stroke care, infertility and other women's issues. It is her desire to help you heal naturally using the ancient yet ever maturing Chinese medicine modalities.

TIFFANY MARQUEZ [Student Intern]
Tiffany is a third year student at POCA Technical Institute in Portland, Oregon where she has treated over 200 patients, at Working Class Acupuncture's student clinics. She has been part of the AFTP reception team for over 5 years and a patient of community acupuncture for over 7. She has seen community acupuncture positively impact the community, and many of her friends and family as well as herself. Continuously witnessing humans healing together in an accessible way has inspired her to become a community acupuncturist, with a goal of strengthening accessibility to trauma informed healthcare for as many people as possible. 

JEN KEHL [Student Intern]
Jen is a third year student at POCA Technical Institute, an acupuncture school focusing on Community Acupuncture. She has performed over 200 treatments at the student clinic in Portland, and is excited to start treating folks in her Eugene community. She brings with her a 26 year background in healthcare as a nurse. She's grateful for this opportunity to care for people in a new way.

TIA SERAN [Student Intern]
Tia is a third year student at POCA Technical Institute, a community acupuncture school in Portland Oregon. Tia has treated over 200 patients at the student clinic in Portland. Tia has been serving the Eugene community for 20 years as the owner/operator of The Eco Salon, an earth friendly salon focused on natural beauty care. The practice of acupuncture has been a lifelong dream that Tia is honored and proud to be a part of.