Courtney Morris

Acupuncture · Impulse Sport Therapeutics · West Vancouver

Qualifications: Courtney is a Registered Acupuncturist with over 20 years of experience in holistic health. She holds dual diplomas in Acupuncture and Classical Homeopathy and is working on finishing her Doctorate in Chinese Medicine. Her training includes advanced studies in women's health, pregnancy care, and musculoskeletal treatment, with additional international clinical experience. She is also a trained birth doula, supporting both hospital and home births. And has worked on site in IVF clinics. She has had the opportunity to travel the world and study with Dr Farouk Masters in India, taken the Masters Clinician Course with Louis Klein, Advanced clinical studies with George Vithoulas, and volunteered in Kenya working in rural clinics. Acupuncture extra studies with Debra Betts, Yvonne Ferrel and Robin Green. Sports medicine training with Whitfield Reeves. And has done some teaching in Mexico for obstetrical acupuncture to improve birth outcomes. CCHPBC, R.Ac, DCH, OBAA, MSP Acupuncture Provider, ICBC Claims (Not yet set up at Impulse for direct billing for ICBC, waiting for portal approval. You can pay out of pocket and submit to ICBC for reimbursement as an option in the interim.) Specialties: Sports injury & musculoskeletal pain Pregnancy & postpartum care Fertility & hormone regulation Labour preparation & breech support (moxibustion) Chronic pain & nervous system regulation Stress, sleep & recovery support Areas of Expertise / Treatment Approach: Courtney provides focused, evidence-informed acupuncture that support supporting people at any phase in their life. She has gained a lot of experience in muscular musculoskeletal, regulating the nervous system and hormone balance. Her treatments integrate acupuncture with cupping, moxibustion, and targeted lifestyle guidance to improve mobility, regulate the nervous system, and restore balance. She works with both acute and chronic injuries, helping patients recover efficiently while building long-term resilience. Alongside this, she offers skilled support through fertility, pregnancy, labour preparation, and postpartum recovery. Her approach is both precise and holistic—addressing the root cause while supporting immediate symptoms—and she works collaboratively with midwives, OBs, and other healthcare providers to ensure safe, coordinated care. About: Courtney's clinical work is grounded in both Traditional Chinese Medicine and modern integrative care. Over the past two decades, her practice has evolved to reflect a dual focus: supporting active individuals through injury and recovery, and guiding women through key transitions including fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum. She is known for creating a calm, supportive treatment environment while delivering results-driven care. Why she became an Acupuncturist: Courtney was drawn to acupuncture through a deep interest in the body's ability to heal when supported in the right way. Early in her career, she saw how effective this medicine could be for both physical pain and more complex, systemic conditions. Her path became more focused after experiencing pregnancy and birth herself, which shaped her passion for supporting women through these transformative stages with safe, integrative care. Athletics: Courtney loves sports such as skiing, baseball, golf and recently pickleball and quiet walks in the forest with her dog Leonard. What you should know about her (fun fact): Courtney lives on Bowen Island with her husband and two children and feels most grounded when she's near the ocean or in the forest. Her personal approach to health—balanced, connected, and sustainable—is reflected in the care she provides.