After years in the corporate world, Liesl embarked on a journey to realize her long-term dream of becoming a massage therapist. In 2019, she graduated from East West College of the Healing Arts. Liesl’s professional studies and training include medical massage, structural integration, Tui Na, Reiki healing, and craniosacral techniques.

Liesl believes the body is not a machine and that bodywork is the sacred energy work of body, mind, and spirit. She has witnessed how listening to the body can create a shift that allows us to let go of patterns of pain, release restrictions, and bring about more freedom of movement. Her integrative bodywork sessions offer a customized treatment designed to help you reset your calm, relieve your pain, reduce tension and feel more at home in your body.

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Christina Lambert, LAc graduated from OCOM in 2005 and brings close to two decades of experience to To The Point PDX.

For seven years, Christina and her husband owned a practice in Arizona. Since 2012, Christina and her family have been in Oregon, and she specializes in treating a wide range of muscular skeletal issues, sports injuries and women’s health.

Christina’s love of Acupuncture also includes treating cats and dogs as she is also certified in animal Acupuncture since 2014 and volunteers for Multnomah County Animal services.

When Christina is not treating patients she enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter Grace 2 dogs and a pet rabbit. She enjoys living in the Northwest and loves camping, going for hikes, dining in local Portland restaurants and cross country skiing.

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Gifted with a keen sensitivity to the sublte forces of nature, Sarah finds craniosacral practice to be the conversation between your tissues and the body’s innate wisdom. With light touch and deep listening, Sarah connects with the body to facilitate unwinding, release, and balacing of the nervous system.

Sarah began her journey into craniosacral therapy while in school at East West College in 2012. Over the years she has helped folks come back into their body, feel more whole, complete and spacious. Many of her clients have found relief from debilitating migraines, concussions, neck pain and trauma from car accidents, digestive issues and “stuck” emotions that manifest as physical pain.

Sarah’s craniosacral training extends from coursework at the Upledger Institute to studying with Portland’s own Carol Gray. Her studies have focused on the body’s immue response and chronic depletion, infant craniosacral and supporting emotional release (also known as ’Somato-Emotional Realease’ work). Sarah also holds a BFA in visual art from Loyola University New Orleans.

“We are meeting the tissue where it is at with pressence, curiousity and an intention of neutrality (not naming this good or bad, not directing the body in what needs to change). We connect to the tissue with this pressence and engage gently to see what wants to happen next, or if there is a pattern that might be revealed. I love this process of slowing down, being with the body and asking, ‘What is most important to work on today? What do I need to know to be most useful for you right now?’ There is a dance that unfolds of movement, drawing in, releasing, unwinding.. I also love this approach when my hands are immersed in clay, working out the details of a new painting, dancing or taking in the patterns and information from the natural world. While an ongoing practice, I aspire to approach my relationships with friends, family and community in the same way.”

Sarah is excited to be returning to her craniosacral practice after a few years off to explore her other passion which is real estate and helping people find the magic of home in Portland. While not currently working with new real estate clients, Sarah is a connector at heart and would be happy to help you find an agent who resonates with you and your vision. Sarah lives in Southeast Portland with her partner John and her mom nearby. She is in love with Mt Tabor and when not exploring nature, is found painting, knitting, throwing pottery or baking pies (or an occaitional over the top birthday cake).

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Dr. Sarah H. Stevens, is the leading expert in the clinical application of dry needling and trigger point therapy for the management of pain and injury.

Dr. Sarah is the founder and clinic director of To The Point PDX and Portland Dry Needling, the only clinics on the west coast with a primary specialization in dry needling.

When not in the office, Dr. Sarah is playing “pretend” with her daughters, Zelda (4) and Thora (2), laughing with her husband Will (age unspecified), and training for the 2023 Coeur d’Alene Ironman.

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