Maddie Hibbard
- Reproductive and fertility acupuncture for hormone balance.
- Prenatal and postpartum acupuncture for birth preparation.
- Acupuncture for stress reduction and nervous system regulation.
- Cosmetic facial acupuncture for skin rejuvenation.
- Pain-relief and rehabilitation acupuncture for acute or chronic injury.
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Twinflower Therapeutics
208 Alexander St, Whitehorse, YT, Y1A 2L4
Maddie is a registered acupuncturist interested in community, ecology and culture. She holds a diploma of acupuncture from Pacific Rim College of Integrative Medicine and a B.A. in political science and environmental studies from the University of Victoria. She is credentialed as a Dr. of Acupuncture under the Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Association of Canada. Her areas of focus and advanced training include: -Reproductive health, hormone health and fertility -Maternal health: birth preparation, prenatal and postpartum support -Stress management and nervous system-focused care -Cosmetic Acupuncture -Pain resolution and rehabilitation from acute or chronic injury However, her practice is not limited to these aspects alone. She has experience in treating a wide range of health conditions, including complex issues.
Massage
This therapeutic treatment focuses on alleviating muscle or joint pain through the use of cupping, tui na massage techniques and/or gua sha tools, without acupuncture. Cupping involves placing suction cups on the skin to stimulate blood flow, reduce inflammation, and promote healing. Gua sha involves using a smooth-edged tool to gently scrape the skin to release tension and improve circulation. Both techniques are non-invasive approaches to healing - rooted in traditional Chinese medicine.
Acupuncture
Accepting initial clients - This specialized treatment helps build collagen, soften fine lines, tone facial muscles and address other skin concerns. Traditional body acupuncture is used alongside facial needling for a holistic treatment including facial cupping, facial gua sha, facial massage and high-quality skincare products. This treatment is not recommended for pregnant patients. If you have recently received botox, it is recommended to wait 2 weeks before having facial acupuncture. Acu-facials can be claimed under extended medical plans.