Mercy Southam
- Optimizing mental well-being with acupuncture.
- Relieving stubborn ailments through acupuncture.
- Providing acupuncture for children and youth.
- Increasing access to powerful acupuncture medicine.
- Collaborating Eastern and Western medical approaches.
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Tall Tree Health – Victoria (Cordova Bay)
140-5325 Cordova Bay Rd, Victoria, BC, V8Y2L3
I've always been fascinated by the intersection of science, culture, and the human experience. My path into Traditional Chinese Medicine was shaped by a background in medical anthropology, global health, and a lifelong curiosity about how people heal. What inspires me most is treating each person as a whole human being—not just a diagnosis—and empowering patients to discover what their own bodies are capable of. My approach to care is collaborative, compassionate, and rooted in creating a space where you can simply be yourself. Life asks so much of us, and I hope each treatment offers a chance to exhale, feel heard, and experience what it’s like to be truly cared for. I believe healing happens when we feel safe, supported, and understood. I’m endlessly fascinated by epigenetics and the remarkable ways our bodies respond to our environment. I love learning about the body's innate capacity to heal, and I’m continually inspired by how rest, nourishment, and thoughtful care can create meaningful change. Outside the clinic, I’m a former rhythmic gymnast, entrepreneur, lifelong researcher, and most importantly, a wife and mummy to my toddler daughter and an infant son. These days, I’m learning firsthand the value of rest and recovery while embracing kitchen dance parties, imaginative storytelling, and crawling around the living room with my kids. Thank you for trusting me with your care. Caring for yourself creates a ripple effect that reaches far beyond you, and it’s a privilege to be part of your journey.
You'll want to book one of these if it's your first time seeing an Acupuncturist at our clinic, or if this is a new issue that you're dealing with. If this injury is part of an ICBC claim, please be sure to bring your CareCard number (PHN), claim number, and adjuster or lawyer's information along with you.