- Clinical and cosmetic acupuncture treatments provided.
- Utilizes Tung Acupuncture, famous for quick results.
- Traditional acupuncture methods are also integrated.
- Less needles used with effective Tung style.
- Offers comprehensive care with diverse medical knowledge.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Georgia West Therapeutics
103A- 1111 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC, V6E 4M3
Pao-Yi Tseng, R.Ac. and R.TCM.P, is a highly experienced licensed Acupuncturist and Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner. Originally from Taiwan, she completed her training in Toronto and now proudly calls Vancouver her home. With a strong background in western medicine—having previously worked as an orthodontist in China—Pao-Yi integrates this knowledge into her practice, offering more holistic treatments. Her extensive training in both eastern and western medicine, combined with over 10 years of diverse medical education and more than 5 years of clinical experience, allows her to provide comprehensive care for each patient. As a licensed TCMP, Pao-Yi’s services are covered by most private health insurance plans. For those unsure which service would be best, she offers Zoom consultations to explore the options. For both clinical and cosmetic acupuncture, Pao-Yi combines traditional acupuncture methods with the renowned 董氏奇穴 Tung Acupuncture style. Developed by Master Tung Ching Chang of Taiwan, this technique is famous for its remarkable efficacy and quick results, often requiring fewer needles—ideal for those who are needle-averse. Pao-Yi is excited to bring the benefits of Tung Acupuncture to Vancouver and invites everyone to experience its unique advantages.
Acupuncture
Bloodletting involves withdrawing a small amount of blood from specific points on the body to eliminate toxins, reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and improve internal harmony. According to TCM principles, an imbalance or stagnation of Qi (vital life force) and blood can lead to various illnesses and ailments. By removing stagnant or excess blood, bloodletting aims to regulate the circulation of Qi and blood, promoting the body's natural healing abilities. Bloodletting is commonly used to treat conditions such as: migraines, sequelae of stroke (Bell's hemiplegia or hemiplegia), intracranial hypertension (blood clots under the skull causing migraines), varicose veins, car accident sequelae, high blood pressure, allergies, skin disorders, menstrual problems, and joint pains. It can help enhance circulation, clear blockages, and restore the flow of Qi and blood throughout the body. Please advise your practitioner if you have any communicable diseases prior to receiving treatment.
Lymphatic Drainage
Lymphatic drainage is a therapeutic massage technique that aims to improve the functioning of the lymphatic system, which is responsible for eliminating waste and toxins from the body. This technique involves gentle, rhythmic movements to stimulate the flow of lymph fluid and enhance its transport through the lymphatic vessels. By promoting the removal of excess fluid, toxins, and bacteria from the tissues, lymphatic drainage can effectively reduce swelling, inflammation, and pain associated with conditions such as lymphedema, fibromyalgia, and post-operative recovery. Apart from its healing benefits, lymphatic drainage can also boost the immune system, improve skin health, and promote overall detoxification. It is a gentle therapy that provides relief and rejuvenation, leaving individuals feeling relaxed, revitalized, and with improved well-being. For best results, Lymphatic Drainage should be combined with Acupuncture. Please communicate with your practitioner if you would like to opt out of the Acupuncture needling.