Facilitator Spotlight

Misako Yamamoto

Misako (she/her) is a Japanese-American free spirit, descended from 3 generations of maternal ancestors who were simultaneously incarcerated in Japanese concentration camps in America during WW2. She is the keeper of her family scroll and her father's lineage traces back to the 11th century BC, to the beginnings of Samurai society. This deep connection to heritage allows Misako to channel the legacy of her ancestor's resilience and strength as they help guide her path forward.

For 20+ years she has assisted patients as a licensed acupuncturist and certified Qigong instructor practicing in the field of Traditional East Asian Medicine (TEAM). Her approach to care is gentle and intuitive, with a focus on harmonizing the spirit/emotions. Misako's ability to draw upon the ancient, philosophical TEAM theories of yin-yang balance; our connection to the earth and cosmos; and movement of Ki (energy) through the body is a key framework for her facilitation. Misako is happiest when frolicking outside. She loves surfing, rock climbing, trail running, skateboarding, SUP paddling, snowboarding, climbing trees, doing handstands, foraging for mushrooms, practicing calligraphy, playing ukulele, cooking with friends (and lots of other things).

Available Services: Group Facilitation, Individual Sessions

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Accepting New Clients: Yes

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Portland, OR 97232