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Acupuncture and Massage in Orange Park, FL

Selena Barbieri (Wooley), AP

Dr. Selena became passionate about acupuncture once she received it as treatment for stubborn carpal tunnel syndrome. When faced with the possibility of losing her job (massage therapy at the time) or considering surgery, she chose acupuncture and never looked back. Because of this, she embraces complex conditions and knows, first-hand, the power of this non-surgical solution.

Dr. Selena has done extensive and advanced studies in Scar Therapy, Women’s Health, Neuropathy,  Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture, and Chinese Herbal Medicine. Dr. Selena’s mission of helping as many patients as possible get back to living a pain free, independent lifestyle so they can enjoy their families, friends, and hobbies once again is her passion.

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Orange Park Acupuncture & Wellness
2301 Park Ave
Suite 201
Orange Park, FL 32073
904-868-9615

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