General Acupuncture
During this consultation, we will review your health history and overall wellbeing in detail, followed by an assessment and treatment that may include acupuncture, cupping, and other Traditional Chinese Medicine modalities tailored to your needs.
To support continuity of care and achieve the best results, it is recommended to book a series of at least three appointments, ideally scheduled one week apart. A more personalized treatment plan and recommended treatment frequency will be discussed after your initial visit.
Fertility Acupuncture
This appointment is designed for patients seeking fertility and hormone support, including those currently undergoing IVF or preparing for an embryo transfer. The initial visit includes both a consultation and treatment.
Cervical Ripening
To begin at Week 36 — a combination of acupuncture, electro-acupuncture (if needed) or moxibustion is used to help prepare you for birth and stimulate labour. By increasing blood flow, the uterus and cervix are softened and thinned which helps the baby pass.
Book this treatment if your baby is breech — moxibustion is used to help flip the baby into the correct position for birth. One treatment per week until baby is born is encouraged.
Pregnancy Safe Facial Acupuncture
75 min — no facial needling. This treatment includes constitutional body points, LED light therapy on the face, and extra attention on facial massage, cupping and gua sha. Each treatment includes a cleanse, high quality skin care and SPF application.
This treatment is safe for pregnancy and covered under most extended benefit plans.
Acupuncture Facials + LED Light Therapy
All treatments combine facial and body acupuncture with LED Light Therapy, Facial Cupping, Gua Sha, and Face Massage to support overall wellbeing, address constitutional imbalances, and promote relaxation. Please arrive with a clean face. Covered under most extended benefit plans.
Not recommended during pregnancy or within 2 weeks of Botox/filler.
Fire Cupping
Special cups are used to create suction on the skin to modify muscle tension and blood flow within the body. Cupping is a modality within Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to help address pain, inflammation, blood flow, relaxation and overall well-being.
