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4050-8171 Ackroyd Rd, Unit 4050, Richmond, BC, V6X 3K1
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Acupuncture
Meridian Warmth Therapy is a blends ancient acupuncture techniques with therapeutic moxibustion to create a deeply restorative healing experience. By stimulating key acupuncture points while gently warming the meridians, this therapy helps dispel internal cold, invigorate Qi and Blood circulation, strengthen the body's defensive Qi, and enhance immune resilience. Particularly beneficial for individuals experiencing cold sensitivity, chronic fatigue, poor circulation, recurrent seasonal illness, muscle stiffness, or deficiency-related pain.
- Cupping therapy combined with acupuncture for pain relief.
- Moxibustion with acupuncture to warm meridians and improve circulation.
- Tuina massage plus acupuncture for musculoskeletal and sports injuries.
- Cold laser pain-free acupuncture for nerve pain and trigeminal neuralgia.
- Pediatric meridian massage with gentle acupuncture for children and infants.
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Acupuncture
- Pain relief for neck, shoulder, lower back through acupuncture.
- Acupuncture for muscle and tendon pain, numbness, movement restriction.
- Acupuncture-assisted recovery for hip and calf injuries.
- Cupping combined with acupuncture to relieve musculoskeletal tension.
- Scalp (head) acupuncture and auricular techniques for stress relief.
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- Pain management using acupuncture and adjunct modalities.
- Women’s health acupuncture for PMS, fertility, pregnancy.
- Peri-menopausal symptom relief with tailored needle therapy.
- Auricular (ear) acupuncture for various conditions and disorders.
- Cupping and moxibustion integrated into acupuncture treatments.
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This holistic facial Gua Sha treatment focuses specifically on the face and neck area, offering a gentle, non-invasive, and pain-free approach to rejuvenation.
- ICBC-related injury recovery through targeted acupuncture.
- Acupuncture for pain management and mobility restoration.
- Acupuncture addressing postural imbalances and functional alignment.
- Fascia-focused acupuncture integrated with bodywork techniques.
- Gentle acupuncture for stress, fatigue, nervous system regulation.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
This holistic facial Gua Sha treatment focuses specifically on the face and neck area, offering a gentle, non-invasive, and pain-free approach to rejuvenation.
- Cold laser pain-free acupuncture for acute and chronic pain.
- TCM pediatric meridian massage with gentle pediatric acupuncture.
- Scalp acupuncture for neurological and cognitive support.
- Acupuncture protocols targeting weight management and metabolism.
- Acupuncture-based skin therapy for facial rejuvenation and beauty.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Lymphatic Drainage
This comprehensive TCM therapeutic protocol integrates acupuncture, cupping, and traditional Meridian Gua Sha—a specialized scraping technique applied along selected meridian pathways, muscle groups, and key acupuncture points. The combination is tailored to each individual’s constitution, symptoms, and therapeutic needs. The treatment follows three complementary therapeutic principles: 1. Clearing & Releasing Helps release muscular and meridian tension, reduce areas of stagnation, and promote a greater sense of openness and relaxation throughout the body. From a TCM perspective, this helps restore the smoother movement of Qi and Blood. 2. Draining & Circulating Uses selected TCM techniques to promote circulation and support the body’s natural fluid metabolism. From a TCM perspective, treatment may help move Qi and Blood, transform Dampness, and reduce patterns of stagnation or accumulation. 3. Rebuilding & Strengthening Once tension and stagnation are reduced and circulation is supported, treatment shifts toward restoring balance and strengthening the body’s functional resilience. According to TCM principles, this may include supporting Qi, nourishing the body, harmonizing organ systems, and promoting recovery. The overall goal is to help the body move from release and regulation toward restoration and strengthening, supporting improved function, vitality, relaxation, and overall well-being.
This comprehensive TCM therapeutic protocol integrates acupuncture, cupping, and traditional Meridian Gua Sha—a specialized scraping technique applied along selected meridian pathways, muscle groups, and key acupuncture points. The combination is tailored to each individual’s constitution, symptoms, and therapeutic needs. The treatment follows three complementary therapeutic principles: 1. Clearing & Releasing Helps release muscular and meridian tension, reduce areas of stagnation, and promote a greater sense of openness and relaxation throughout the body. From a TCM perspective, this helps restore the smoother movement of Qi and Blood. 2. Draining & Circulating Uses selected TCM techniques to promote circulation and support the body’s natural fluid metabolism. From a TCM perspective, treatment may help move Qi and Blood, transform Dampness, and reduce patterns of stagnation or accumulation. 3. Rebuilding & Strengthening Once tension and stagnation are reduced and circulation is supported, treatment shifts toward restoring balance and strengthening the body’s functional resilience. According to TCM principles, this may include supporting Qi, nourishing the body, harmonizing organ systems, and promoting recovery. The overall goal is to help the body move from release and regulation toward restoration and strengthening, supporting improved function, vitality, relaxation, and overall well-being.
This comprehensive TCM therapeutic protocol integrates acupuncture, cupping, and traditional Meridian Gua Sha—a specialized scraping technique applied along selected meridian pathways, muscle groups, and key acupuncture points. The combination is tailored to each individual’s constitution, symptoms, and therapeutic needs. The treatment follows three complementary therapeutic principles: 1. Clearing & Releasing Helps release muscular and meridian tension, reduce areas of stagnation, and promote a greater sense of openness and relaxation throughout the body. From a TCM perspective, this helps restore the smoother movement of Qi and Blood. 2. Draining & Circulating Uses selected TCM techniques to promote circulation and support the body’s natural fluid metabolism. From a TCM perspective, treatment may help move Qi and Blood, transform Dampness, and reduce patterns of stagnation or accumulation. 3. Rebuilding & Strengthening Once tension and stagnation are reduced and circulation is supported, treatment shifts toward restoring balance and strengthening the body’s functional resilience. According to TCM principles, this may include supporting Qi, nourishing the body, harmonizing organ systems, and promoting recovery. The overall goal is to help the body move from release and regulation toward restoration and strengthening, supporting improved function, vitality, relaxation, and overall well-being.
This comprehensive TCM therapeutic protocol integrates acupuncture, cupping, and traditional Meridian Gua Sha—a specialized scraping technique applied along selected meridian pathways, muscle groups, and key acupuncture points. The combination is tailored to each individual’s constitution, symptoms, and therapeutic needs. The treatment follows three complementary therapeutic principles: 1. Clearing & Releasing Helps release muscular and meridian tension, reduce areas of stagnation, and promote a greater sense of openness and relaxation throughout the body. From a TCM perspective, this helps restore the smoother movement of Qi and Blood. 2. Draining & Circulating Uses selected TCM techniques to promote circulation and support the body’s natural fluid metabolism. From a TCM perspective, treatment may help move Qi and Blood, transform Dampness, and reduce patterns of stagnation or accumulation. 3. Rebuilding & Strengthening Once tension and stagnation are reduced and circulation is supported, treatment shifts toward restoring balance and strengthening the body’s functional resilience. According to TCM principles, this may include supporting Qi, nourishing the body, harmonizing organ systems, and promoting recovery. The overall goal is to help the body move from release and regulation toward restoration and strengthening, supporting improved function, vitality, relaxation, and overall well-being.
This comprehensive TCM therapeutic protocol integrates acupuncture, cupping, and traditional Meridian Gua Sha—a specialized scraping technique applied along selected meridian pathways, muscle groups, and key acupuncture points. The combination is tailored to each individual’s constitution, symptoms, and therapeutic needs. The treatment follows three complementary therapeutic principles: 1. Clearing & Releasing Helps release muscular and meridian tension, reduce areas of stagnation, and promote a greater sense of openness and relaxation throughout the body. From a TCM perspective, this helps restore the smoother movement of Qi and Blood. 2. Draining & Circulating Uses selected TCM techniques to promote circulation and support the body’s natural fluid metabolism. From a TCM perspective, treatment may help move Qi and Blood, transform Dampness, and reduce patterns of stagnation or accumulation. 3. Rebuilding & Strengthening Once tension and stagnation are reduced and circulation is supported, treatment shifts toward restoring balance and strengthening the body’s functional resilience. According to TCM principles, this may include supporting Qi, nourishing the body, harmonizing organ systems, and promoting recovery. The overall goal is to help the body move from release and regulation toward restoration and strengthening, supporting improved function, vitality, relaxation, and overall well-being.