Clinic Services
Available in the Integrative Health Wing of Family Tree Clinic
Did you say FREE integrative health sessions?
Yes!
The Integrative Clinic of Minnesota (ICM) is a partnership with Oshun Center, Northwestern Health Sciences University, and the University of Minnesota to offer free acupuncture and chiropractic appointments with upper level graduate students every Friday morning (9:30-11:30am) through the active school weeks of the year.
Call the Northwestern voicemail 952-873-6048 and leave your full name and spelling, date of birth, time and date preferences, and which modality you prefer most. We will schedule your appointment and call you back within 10 days if any further information is needed!
Our Integrative Care & Reproductive Health Services
Massage Therapy, Somatic Massage and Foot Wash/Massage
Craniosacral Therapy, Reiki, Polarity Therapy and Energy Work with Crystals
Cupping, Moxa and Acupressure
Platicas (Deep Listening, Heart Conversations)
Abdominal Therapies for Digestion, Sexual & Reproductive Health
Pelvic or Yoni Steams
Flower Essences and Herbal Consultations
Embodied practice to support a ritualized life practice through an integration of self-awareness, mindfulness, connection, self-regulation, mantra, breath-work, meditation and movement.
Holistic Support for Sleep, Stress, Grief and Long COVID
Holistic Support for Painful, Heavy, or Irregular Periods, Fibroids, Endometriosis
Holistic Support for Fertility, Pregnancy, Birth, Postpartum, Abortion, Miscarriage & Loss
Recovery Care for Gender-Affirming Surgery, C-Section, Hormone Change & Menopause
Guest Speaking and Consulting in Integrative Health, Trauma-Informed & Inclusive Care
*All practitioners identify as Black, indigenous, or people of color and warmly welcome clients who identify as LGBTQ+, BIPOC, as well as all backgrounds. All are welcome!
*This is a combined list of services across the entire team - please browse the bios of each practitioner here to learn more about their unique skillset and offerings before booking.
How Does Our Pricing Work?
Unfortunately due to insurance restrictions, many Minnesota massage therapists cannot bill health insurance, and we cannot accept insurance at the Oshun Center. You are welcome to pay for sessions with a Health Savings Account (HSA/FSA), but all costs are considered out of pocket. That said, we work hard to make them affordable for every body.
All sessions are available on a sliding scale, pay what you can basis. We do not turn anyone away. We also commit to providing a sustainable livelihood for our practitioners.
At full cost, our sessions are valued at $120 - $250 depending on the practitioner and session length, and your booking will show this full amount.
At the time of your session, you can choose to pay any amount from full cost, down to $85 per session. If $85 is unaffordable for you, please submit an application for the People’s Fund before you book to subsidize your session costs down to $5 if needed. We are actively fundraising to support access to integrative care for every body!
Please use the Green Bottle design by Alexis J. Cunningfolk to help you choose your payment.
Meet Our Circle of Practitioners
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Ihotu Jennifer Ali
SHE / HER
Abdominal Therapies, Cupping, Adult & Newborn Craniosacral Therapy, Student Chiropractor
Ihotu is francophone and available on Fridays -
Malia Burkhart
SHE / HER
Somatic Massage, Abdominal Therapies, Prenatal Massage, Chi Kung
Malia is available on Wednesdays and Thursdays -
rowan
THEY / THEM
Craniosacral Therapy, Flower Essences, Cupping
rowan offers sessions in English and Spanish and available on Tuesdays
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Paula Valenzuela
SHE / HER
Thai massage
Paula is not accepting new clients -
Alanna Morris
SHE/THEY
Embodied Practice, Mindfulness, Meditation, Grief Support.
Alanna has flexible availability -
Nadine Ashby
THEY / THEM
Birth Doula, Doula Trainer, Abdominal Massage, Cupping Apprentice
Nadine is not accepting new clients
Collective Medicine Stories
On June 20th 2021, the Oshun Center was born. We hosted our first event, a panel of community healers discussing Freedom and Protection, in honor of Historical Black American ancestors & Juneteenth. One year after the murder of Mr. George Floyd, we choose to focus on life and possibility in intercultural spaces, instead of commemorating death.
As healers, we see the next phase of racial healing being in honest talk and reflection across communities, and finding the personal lessons and "medicines" for our individual and collective freedom.