Our Clinic Vision
We envision a clinic in Eugene where people feel safer in their bodies, more supported in their health decisions, and more understood by their healthcare provider.
Our goal is not to replace primary care or a specialty, but to be a trusted integrative partner in long-term wellbeing.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide clinically grounded acupuncture and integrative medicine rooted in respect, clarity, transparent expectations, and collaborative support.
Nice to Meet You!
Doctor of Acupuncture & East Asian Medicine
Tiodoso Bear Bustillo, DAOM, LAc
(he/him)
Dr. Bear Bustillo has spent over 15 years helping people feel better in their bodies—especially when symptoms are complex, persistent, or affecting day-to-day life. His care is rooted in East Asian medicine, and he also draws on Western clinical frameworks to evaluate concerns from multiple viewpoints and build treatment plans that feel clear, grounded, and collaborative.
In practice, Dr. Bustillo has treated a wide range of concerns, including preventive wellness, pain management, dermatology, and digestive disorders. He has a particular interest in reproductive health, fertility support, mental health, and chronic pain—care for bodies that have been through a lot.
Before moving to Eugene, Dr. Bustillo co-founded and served as the Clinical Director of the Integrative Medicine Department at Baylor Scott & White Healthcare (BSWH)—the largest non-profit healthcare system in Texas—for more than eight years. In that role, he worked closely with family medicine and specialists across neurology, pain management, physical therapy, endocrinology, cardiology, gastroenterology, ob/gynecology, and dermatology. He was also a resource for herb–drug interactions, helping educate physicians on appropriate use, potential side effects, and how to integrate therapies safely alongside conventional care. As a senior-level staff member, he supervised family and internal medicine physician residents during their integrative medicine rotations.
Dr. Bustillo also loves teaching and mentoring. He served as faculty at AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine in Austin, Texas, where he taught internal and physical assessment, integrative treatment strategies, and supervised master’s and doctoral student clinics.
He’s also a cosmetic chemist and formulator, blending botanical expertise with cosmetic science—an interest that naturally overlaps with skin health and product safety.
Outside the clinic, Bear is a group fitness instructor and personal trainer. You’ll find him practicing yoga/qigong, kettlebell training, drawing, or taking long hikes with his husband, Sean, and their beloved 17-year-old dog, Helio. Claire the cat tolerates everyone—once she’s been fed.
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Masters & doctoral degrees from AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine
Diplomate in Oriental Medicine by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCAAOM)
Licensed Acupuncturist by Oregon Medical Board and Texas State Board of Medical Examiners/ Texas Medical Board
Asian Bodywork Therapy Association (AOBTA): Certified Practitioner
Diploma in Cosmetic Chemistry & Formulation from IPCS and the School of Natural Skincare
Applied Clinical Nutritionist (ACN) from Texas Chiropractic College (TCC)
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Dry Needling/Sports Medicine Acupuncture, Master Tungs, Balance Method, SAAM
The Acupuncture and TCM Board of Reproductive Medicine (ABORM) Training & Education
Institute for Functional Medicine in Clinical Practice (IFMCP) Training & Education
Battlefield Acupuncture: Auricular Therapy
Acupuncture without Boarders: Healing Community Trauma in Times of Crisis Training
Cosmetic Acupuncture and Microneedling Training
TCM Dermatology Training with the Mazin Al-Khafaji program, the leading TCM dermatologist
Vietnamese Style of Acupuncture Training
Auricular Medicine Training, Dr. Li-Chung Huang
Dr. Zhu Scalp Acupuncture Training
Flying Star Feng Shui Training
Board Certified Family Medicine Physician
Sean Motl, MD
(he/him)
Sean is a dual-board-certified family and lifestyle medicine physician. He aims to provide evidence-based therapies around the core pillars of a healthy life: whole-food nutrition, regular physical activity, restorative sleep, positive relationships, and stress reduction. While he can advise and suggest medications, this isn’t the focus of his practice. He enjoys working with patients motivated to pursue behavioral changes towards a healthier and more wholesome life. He is a yoga practitioner and has a 500-hour yoga teacher certification. He integrates the principles of yoga and Ayurveda into sessions for a holistic approach. He works with clients to develop sustainable practices to deepen their understanding of the mind-body relationship. He enjoys gardening with his husband (Bear!), long walks in nature with his dog, and reading fantasy books with his cat.
Sean is currently working at the UO student health center and serves as the Meaningful Medicine Clinic’s medical director.
Recognized as a Star Provider at One Medical for a commitment to clinical care and cultural competency
Adjunct professor at AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine, teaching physical assessment
Chief resident at Baylor Scott & White, Round Rock
Facilitated multiple group education sessions for those living with diabetes
I've had the pleasure of seeing Dr. Bustillo for acupuncture since 2018, and I couldn't recommend him more highly! He has helped me with everything from preventative care and pain management to overall wellness. What sets him apart is his genuine care and attention to his patients. He takes the time to listen and truly understand your needs, and his approach is always solutions-oriented and preventative.
Dr. Bustillo's expertise and compassion have made a significant impact on my health and well-being, and I feel grateful to have him as part of my healthcare team. If you're looking for an exceptional acupuncturist who will take the time to understand your unique needs, look no further than him!
— April Peters, Austin, Texas
