Ashley Chisholm
- Menstrual cycle and gynecological support with acupuncture.
- Prenatal and postpartum acupuncture care for pregnancy-related issues.
- Acupuncture for digestion and gastrointestinal symptom relief.
- Needling for muscle-skeletal aches, pains, and injury recovery.
- Acupuncture support for stress, trauma, and emotional balance.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Park Integrative Health
Unit 970 3890 Sherwood Drive, Sherwood Park, AB, T8H 0Z9
**Areas of interest include:** Menstrual cycle disorders, prenatal and postpartum care, digestion, stress and trauma, muscle-skeletal aches and pains and treatment with Traditional Chinese Herbal medicine. **About Ashley:** Ashley graduated from MacEwan University’s Acupuncture program in 2014. After graduation, she began working with clients who had a multitude of ailments; however, it was her experience treating gynecological issues that lead her back to school to study Chinese Herbal Medicine. Ashley has since graduated from the Doctor of Chinese Medicine program at Pacific Rim College in Victoria, BC and is a Registered Acupuncturist and Herbalist. She has a special interest in the energetics of human emotions and how these interplay into disease, ailments, and suffering. She has worked with clients on a wide range of muscle-skeletal aches and pains, various diagnoses such as Colitis and MS, and is passionate about supporting clients through pregnancy and postpartum. Ashley strives to use her skills in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine to heal all levels of a client’s being; physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually, allowing clients to operate at your most optimal form. **Note:** Herbal consults may not be covered by third-party benefits. Please enquire about acupuncture sessions as an alternative.
During treatment the face is first cleansed with a natural all-organic toner, small intradermal needles are inserted into fine lines, furrows and crow’s feet and other problem areas. When the needles are inserted into the epidermal layer of the skin the body senses “trauma” to the skin. The skin then starts it’s healing process and produces more collagen, fibrin and elastin molecules creating healthy cells that can fill in wrinkles and blemishes as well as restore, lift and support the skin. As a result you see a more rejuvenated face! Treatment finishes with gentle Gua Sha and jade rolling of the face. For optimal results one session per week is recommended for the first four weeks in a row, followed by one session every 2-3 weeks for the next 3 months. (Around 10 sessions). Side effects can include some minor bruising.