Canyon Lee, R.Ac
About Canyon
Their own wordsCanyon is a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner and Acupuncturist with training from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and a Master of Science in Personal Health Management (Chinese Medicine) from Hong Kong Baptist University. She is registered with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario as both an RTCMP and R.Ac.
Canyon believes the body and mind are deeply connected, and that emotional health can play an important role in physical symptoms such as pain, insomnia, palpitations, and digestive concerns. Through a holistic approach using acupuncture and TCM therapies such as Gua Sha and cupping, she focuses on restoring balance, calming the mind, and supporting the body’s natural healing process while helping patients build sustainable lifestyle habits for long-term wellness.
Known for her warm and approachable nature, Canyon strives to create a supportive space where patients feel heard and cared for. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys staying active at the gym, spending time with her three lovely cats, and exploring ways to bring more balance and joy into everyday life.
AcupunctureFollow-up
“A follow-up acupuncture session focused on continuing care based on your initial assessment and treatment plan. This visit includes reassessment of symptoms, progress tracking, and a personalized acupuncture treatment to support ongoing healing and balance.
Treatment is provided by a Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) and tailored to your current condition and wellness goals.
Insurance coverage may apply depending on your plan. HST does not apply to acupuncture services.”Free Acupuncture ConsultNew patient
“This complimentary 15-minute in-person consultation is available for individuals who would like to learn more about acupuncture services before scheduling a full appointment.
Please note that no assessment, diagnosis, or treatment will be provided during this visit. The purpose is to discuss your concerns, answer questions, and determine whether a full Initial Acupuncture Appointment would be appropriate.
There is no obligation to proceed with treatment.”Free ConsultationNew patient
“This complimentary 15-minute online consultation is designed to help you get clarity on your health concerns and next steps. Whether you're dealing with pain, stress, hormonal imbalances, or low energy, this is your chance to connect and explore how our treatments can support you.”Hijama (Wet Cupping)
“Hijama (wet cupping) is a traditional holistic therapy involving gentle suction and superficial skin incisions to support circulation, promote relaxation, and encourage overall wellness. This session includes a brief consultation and is performed following strict hygiene and safety protocols.
This service is provided by a Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) and is delivered within the scope of acupuncture practice. Results vary by individual.
Non-RMT wellness service. Maybe eligible for insurance.”Assessment AcupunctureNew patient
“This initial acupuncture visit includes a comprehensive health assessment, discussion of your concerns and wellness goals, and a personalized acupuncture treatment plan. The session may also include TCM assessment methods such as tongue and pulse diagnosis to support individualized care.
Treatment is provided by a Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) and tailored to your specific needs.
Insurance coverage may apply depending on your plan. HST does not apply to acupuncture services.”Therapeutic Cupping (Fire & Moving Techniques)
“Cupping Therapy (Traditional Chinese Medicine)
Cupping Therapy is a Traditional Chinese Medicine technique that uses specialized cups to create suction on the skin. Techniques may include stationary cupping, moving (gliding) cupping, and traditional fire cupping, depending on your individual assessment.
This treatment is commonly used to support muscle relaxation, circulation, and overall wellness as part of a personalized treatment plan.
Temporary circular marks or skin discoloration may occur and typically fade within several days.
Services are provided within the practitioner’s authorized scope of practice.
Non-RMT wellness service. Maybe eligible for insurance.
This service is performed within the scope of acupuncture practice.”Tuina Massage + Guasha Wood
“Tuina and Gua Sha are traditional techniques within Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). They may be used to help reduce muscle tension and support circulation following an individualized assessment. Treatment may include manual techniques and/or the use of specialized tools, provided in accordance with the practitioner’s professional designation and authorized scope of practice.
Tuina may be used as a stand-alone TCM service or as part of an acupuncture-based care approach.
This service is performed within the scope of acupuncture practice.
Non-RMT wellness service. May be eligible for insurance.”2 optionsChinese Herbal Medicine Reassessment ConsultationNew patient
“This consultation is intended for patients who have previously completed an initial Chinese Herbal Medicine consultation and are returning for ongoing care or to discuss changes in their health concerns.
During your appointment, your practitioner will review your current health concerns, medical history, medications and supplements (if applicable), lifestyle, sleep, digestion, stress, and other relevant health information. As part of a Traditional Chinese Medicine assessment, a tongue and pulse examination may be performed, where appropriate.
Based on the assessment, your practitioner will discuss whether Chinese Herbal Medicine is appropriate for your individual needs and, if indicated, may recommend adjustments to your personalized herbal formula or treatment plan.
Please note:
Herbal medicine is not included in the consultation fee and, if recommended, is available for purchase separately.
Chinese Herbal Medicine recommendations are individualized and may not be appropriate for every patient.
Individual responses to treatment may vary.”Chinese Herbal Medicine ConsultationNew patient
“A Chinese Herbal Medicine Follow-Up Consultation is intended for patients who have previously completed an initial Chinese Herbal Medicine consultation and are continuing their care.
During this appointment, your practitioner will review your progress, current health concerns, medications or supplements (if applicable), lifestyle, sleep, digestion, stress, and any changes since your last visit. A Traditional Chinese Medicine assessment, including a tongue and pulse examination, may be performed where appropriate.
Based on the assessment, your practitioner will discuss your ongoing treatment plan and, if appropriate, may recommend adjustments to your personalized herbal formula.
Please note:
Herbal medicine is not included in the consultation fee and, if recommended, is available for purchase separately.
Chinese Herbal Medicine recommendations are individualized and may not be appropriate for every patient.
Individual responses to treatment may vary.”2 optionsOpenings checked 2 hr ago · prices come straight from the clinic — never marked up
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