Canada

Knox 

Acupuncture uses ultra fine needles inserted into specific points on the body along energetic meridians.  By doing an in-depth intake through the lens of Chinese medicine a working diagnosis is determined which then evolves into an individual treatment plan. This form of medicine focuses on treating the root of the issue while incorporating mind, body and spirit. There is a myriad of diseases and conditions for which acupuncture is an appropriate treatment option. The body of research in support of acupuncture is extensive and expanding. Acupuncture can work beautifully in conjunction with western medicine.

Initial Consultation

60 min ( 1 set of needles only )
75 min ( 1 set of needles + 1 modality )
90 min ( 1-2 sets of needles + 1-2 modalities )

Modalities

1.   Auricular Acupuncture: This involves stimulating specific points on the ear to treat various conditions. It’s often used for pain management, addiction treatment, and stress reduction.

2.   Scalp Acupuncture: This treatment targets specific areas of the scalp to address neurological and musculoskeletal issues. It’s commonly used for conditions like stroke recovery, pain management and mental health support.

3.   Electro Acupuncture: This technique involves attaching electrodes to acupuncture needles to provide electrical stimulation. It can enhance the effects of acupuncture and is often used for pain relief and muscle issues.

4.   Fire Cupping: Cupping involves creating a vacuum inside glass cups and placing them on the skin. It’s used to increase blood flow, reduce muscle tension, and promote healing.

5.   Silicon Cupping: Similar to traditional cupping, silicon cupping uses silicone cups, which are more flexible and can be moved across the skin. It’s often preferred by those who are sensitive to traditional cupping methods and best for sliding cupping.

6.  Gua Sha: Gua sha involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to stimulate blood flow and relieve muscle tension. It’s used for pain relief and to address issues like colds and respiratory conditions.

7.  Tui Na Massage: Tui na is a form of Chinese therapeutic massage that incorporates acupressure and stretching techniques. It’s used to alleviate pain and improve circulation.

8.  Herbal Oils: Herbal oils can be applied topically during treatments to enhance the therapeutic effects. Different herbal oils are chosen based on the patient’s condition.

Return Acupuncture Visit

60 min ( 1 set of needles needles only)
75 min ( 1 set of needles + 1 modality) 
90 min ( 1-2 sets of needles + 1-2 modalities)

Senior (65+)/student

Cupping and Gua Sha only: 
Initial appointment (45 min) 
Return appointment (30 min)

Jenn Myatt

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