Beth graduated from Pacific Rim College with a Diploma of Acupuncture in 2019. Throughout school she was continually inspired by the vast knowledge one could attain through the lens of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. In 2014 she also completed a 200 hour yoga teacher training. In her early childhood, Beth was exposed to many different integrative methods of medicine leaving her with a thirst for knowledge some years later. Through personal experience with acupuncture she fell in love at first poke. Having always had a keen interest in holistic modalities, Beth’s personal philosophy as a practitioner is to act as a facilitator in the body’s natural healing process. In doing so she works by creating an all inclusive atmosphere where listening and cultivation of an intuitive practice gives you the space needed to restore your body back towards homeostasis. Beth’s professional interests include the treatment of injuries (acute/chronic), mental-emotional relief, stress management, digestive issues, allergies, men and women's health and general practice. Her areas of practice include acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, tui na and gua sha. Her goal is to have her patients leave feeling heard and replenished in their own body.
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Cupping is used to pull the fascia and connective tissue, verses pulling or pushing it as seen in massage. Cupping is used frequently in many muscular-skeletal issues but has many other indications as well. Some include helping the body in lung disorders such as asthma, gynaecological issues, migraines and headaches, digestive disorders, pain syndromes, common colds, nerve pain and paralysis.
This is for returning patients who have a discussed treatment plan. Note: returning patients who have not visited within the last year should book an initial treatment
Follow up Session. For returning patients. This includes a follow up from last treatment and a short intake and a treatment. Note: returning patients who have not visited within the last year should book an initial treatment.
ICBC Acupuncture Follow up Session For returning patients. This includes a follow up from last treatment and a short intake and a treatment. ICBC Pre approved 12 treatments within 3 months of Date of Motor Vehicle Accident ( including initial visit)
This is for first time patients. ICBC Initial visit will include a meet and greet between patient and practitioner. We will discuss the intake form and any pressing concerns, possible physical assessment and develop a treatment plan . Treatment may include acupuncture, qua sha, moxibustion, cupping and tui na. Please include ICBC claim number and contact information in your health history notes. ICBC pre approved 12 sessions with 3 months of the date of the Motor Vehicle Accident ( intial visit and follow up treatments ) Physical Treatment 60-90 min
This is for first time patients. Initial visit will include a meet and greet between patient and practitioner. From there we will discuss the intake form and any pressing concerns, possible physical assessment and a treatment. Treatment may include acupuncture, qua sha, moxibustion, cupping and tui na. Treatment 75 minutes.
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