Sabrina Lopez
- Chinese Medicine: Holistic healing approach.
- Shiatsu: Manual therapy for body balance.
- Massage Therapy: Relieving tension, promoting relaxation.
- Acupuncture: Traditional Chinese Medicine for wellness.
- Healing Services: Contribution through gift and passion.
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Tao Space - Chinese Medicine Clinic
8108 Mount Carmel Boulevard, Niagara Falls, ON, L2H 2Y8
My journey on the path of healing started back in 2003 in South America, when I learned Shiatsu while living in Brazil. Moving to Chile, I continued expanding and became a massage therapist for a few years, until I encountered my ultimate passion: Chinese Medicine. After concluding my Chinese Medicine studies in Chile, I decided to follow my heart and dive into a great adventure; China! For 9 years I lived in Tianjin- China and had the great opportunity to learn about the language, culture and Chinese Medicine from the very source. This experience changed my life, on a personal, spiritual and professional level. After concluding different courses and a Bachelor’s Degree of Chinese Medicine in Tianjin, I followed my heart once again and moved to Canada to start a new life. Since then, I got licensed in Ontario and opened Tao Space. Trough service and healing, I manifest my dream and life’s purpose: to offer contribution trough my gift and passion, that will benefit others and also benefit myself. I continue to study and improve my skills as a practitioner, learning and practicing this amazing form of Medicine. I love what I do, and my mantra is: The heart at the service of the source and the mind at the service of the heart!
The Acupuncture Treatment consist of a brief feedback and short intake - followed by the performance of Acupuncture, possibly combined with other CM modalities inside of a 60 minutes time frame. It is recommended that the first 3 Acupuncture Treatments to be of a 80 minutes length, in order to better accommodate the patient and to discuss possible questions and/or indications to be followed. Longer Treatment times also allow the practitioner to perform in more depth other modalities of CM. After the 3rd treatment, 60 minute sessions might apply, according to the patient's needs and the practitioner's indication. The modalities of Chinese Medicine that maximize and complement the effects of Acupuncture Treatments are: Cupping, Moxibustion, Bloodletting, Tui Na, Auriculotherapy, TDP Heat Lamp Therapy and Gua Sha. The Traditional Chinese Medicine Assessment is the foundation for better understanding the patient's needs, to determine the CM Diagnosis and the Acupuncture Treatment plan, therefore the CM Assessment should be booked and take place before the Acupuncture Treatment itself.