Shi Yun (Sam) Xu
Peak Health and Wellness
200 Carnwith Drive East, Unit 5, Brooklin, ON, L1M 0A1
Sam is a third-generation practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), continuing a proud family legacy of healing. He graduated from Royal North American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and is a registered acupuncturist in good standing. With a deep passion for helping others, Sam is dedicated to improving his patients' health and well-being using time-honored TCM techniques. With a focus on pain management, internal medicine, and women’s health, Sam utilizes traditional acupuncture, warm needle acupuncture, and Tui Na (medical massage) to treat a wide variety of conditions. From chronic pain and digestive disorders to hormonal imbalances and stress-related concerns, Sam provides tailored treatments to address each patient’s unique needs. He also specializes in addressing psychological health concerns such as anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders, taking a holistic approach to promote balance and healing. Sam’s compassionate care and personalized treatment plans are designed to support both physical and emotional well-being. In September 2024, Sam completed his Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice and is a member of the Ontario Association of Osteopathic Practitioners. This additional expertise allows him to offer an even broader range of solutions to support his patients' health and recovery.
Acupuncture
- Traditional acupuncture for chronic pain relief.
- Warm needle acupuncture for musculoskeletal and joint pain.
- Tui Na (medical massage) to reduce muscle tension.
- Acupuncture for women’s health and hormonal balance.
- Acupuncture for anxiety, depression, and sleep disorders.
Osteopathy
- Musculoskeletal assessment for pain and functional limitations.
- Manipulative treatment to restore joint mobility and alignment.
- Soft tissue techniques for muscle tension and fascial restrictions.
- Joint mobilization for improved range of motion and pain relief.
- Whole-body assessment integrating structural and functional findings.