Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine

in Gladstone, Oregon

Care at our Gladstone clinic includes:

Treatment for chronic, complex, and whole-person health

ECHO offers clinical acupuncture and herbal medicine for a wide range of concerns — chronic and complex conditions, pain and nerve recovery, fertility and hormonal health, digestive function, and mental-emotional wellbeing. Care is individualized, unhurried, and shaped over time by what your body is showing.

Services at ECHO

Treatment Approach

Clinically grounded, responsive acupuncture

Treatment follows a clear diagnostic framework, but isn’t boilerplate. Care adapts—whether that calls for focused, symptom-specific work or broader, system-wide support.

Subtle, effective care

Small inputs, applied thoughtfully, can create meaningful change. Treatment works through precision and timing rather than intensity—supporting shifts that are steady and more likely to hold over time.

More than symptom relief

We look at what’s contributing beneath the surface—so as symptoms shift or fall away, care can adjust to work more deeply where it’s needed.

Nervous system-aware, steady treatment

Care is adjusted based on nervous system capacity—supporting regulation without overwhelming your system. This is especially important for certain conditions, where pushing too hard can slow progress rather than help it.

This isn’t care that only manages symptoms — though it does that too.

It’s care that works with the body as a system, supporting its ability to adapt, reorganize, and stabilize over time.

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Evren "Ev" Juniper

Doctor of East Asian Medicine

Licensed Acupuncturist

Who you'll be working with

Meet Dr. Ev — founder and Doctor of East Asian Medicine at ECHO Acupuncture

I practice East Asian Medicine as whole-person care — steady, individualized, and guided by what your body shows over time. My work is grounded in clinical training and careful attention to how physical symptoms, stress patterns, and life experience shape the body’s internal systems.

In practice, this means looking beyond the immediate concern to understand what’s shaping it — and what will actually allow it to change in a way that holds.

About Dr. Ev »