- Auricular therapy treatments provided.
- Mei Zen facial cosmetic acupuncture.
- Mei Zen weight loss acupuncture.
- Mei Zen infertility acupuncture.
- Japanese facial rejuvenation technique.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Zen Quest Wellness
658 Homer St Suite 410 , Vancouver, BC, V6B 0T5
Jasmine is a Registered Acupuncturist in BC and Licensed Acupuncturist in Texas , holding diplomates from the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). She received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from EWHA Woman’s University. Yet, during her nursing school tenure, she came to realize the limitations of conventional medicine. Witnessing various unexplainable healing events in hospitals pushed her to study medicine from different perspectives. Jasmine’s practice is founded on the body’s innate wisdom to heal itself. As Dr. Bruce Lipton says, “Your biology is your biography.” Jasmine brings her cumulative education and life experiences into her sessions. She is quick to recognize hindering patterns and focuses on helping clients safely navigate the root of their problems. She is passionate about empowering clients to achieve mind-body balance and to find a joyful, fulfilling path. Jasmine practices what she preaches. Her ongoing pursuit of learning and its application in her own life enables her to bring deeper insights to her practice. Sessions are tailored to incorporate multiple modalities, including acupuncture, BodyTalk, and other consciousness-based methods. In addition, Jasmine completed training in Auricular therapy, Mei Zen facial cosmetic acupuncture, Mei Zen weight loss/infertility acupuncture, Japanese facial rejuvenation technique, and all the advanced courses in BodyTalk training, including animal BodyTalk. She is a certified BodyTalk practitioner and an Integrative Nutrition Health coach. She has also authored “Duru Indi,” a story of the teachings, wisdom, and humor delivered by a 4-legged guru, available on Amazon.
Acupuncture
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), concerns related to lymph movement are viewed through patterns of qi and fluid flow, and sessions may involve gentle acupressure, acupuncture, or cupping, guided by traditional principles of balance.
Lymphatic Drainage
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), concerns related to lymph movement are viewed through patterns of qi and fluid flow, and sessions may involve gentle acupressure, acupuncture, or cupping, guided by traditional principles of balance.