Dr. Colton Oswald, R.Ac

About Colton

Colton Oswald is the co-President of the Alberta College of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (www.acatcm.com), where he has been teaching a variety of classes since 2001. He fully enjoys the combination of teaching and practice. Instructing and researching sharpen his clinical skills, while his experience as a clinician informs his teaching. Colton got into Chinese medicine through the martial arts. His first martial arts teacher treated anyone who was hurt in class with acupuncture and Colton recalls being terrified of the needles. He obtained an undergraduate degree from the University of Calgary with a major in art history, but he credits Chinese medicine with “choosing him” rather than the other way around. He was always fascinated with Chinese culture, from tea to language and arts. “Chinese Medicine just seemed to come naturally to me,” Colton says, “that is probably why I stayed in it through the hard times starting out.” Colton overcame his fear of needles by the time he graduated from the International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Victoria, BC in 1999. Before starting his practice in 2000 he did a clinical internship at the World Health Organization’s International Acupuncture Training Centre in Nan Jing, China. He was drawn to Nan Jing as it was close to where “Dragon Well” tea grows and to his delight his arrival in the spring coincided with the harvest. During his internship in China, Colton saw the potential for the integration of Chinese Medicine into the mainstream healthcare system and was intrigued by the open-concept model of care he saw there. Colton’s general practice includes a special interest in the areas of women’s health. He has considerable experience with pregnancy and fertility care and has taught these subjects for many years. His passion for all facets of Chinese medicine keeps him studying and researching to improve his skills and knowledge. Outside of practicing and teaching, he enjoys spending time with his family, getting out into nature, gardening, and is a life-long practitioner of martial arts.

Services & prices

20 options across 8 treatments · Direct billing

Pick a service, then a length and setting — times on the right follow your choice.

Acupuncture + Cupping - VisitNew patient

$150 · 1 hr

$150

Acupuncture - Cupping Therapy

$55 · 30 min

$55

Acupuncture - VisitFollow-up

$95 · 1 hr

$95

Acupuncture - VisitNew patientStudent practitioner

$125 · 1 hr

$125

Acupuncture - Moxibustion - VisitFollow-up

$135 · 1 hr

$135

Acupuncture - Moxibustion - VisitNew patientStudent practitioner

$145 · 1 hr

$145

Basic Facial Acupuncture - VisitNew patient

2 options · pick length & setting below

From $135 to $155 for 60 min — the cheapest and the dearest acupuncture appointments this clinic charges for.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Consultation - VisitNew patient

2 options · pick length & setting below

From $50 to $65 for 30 min — the cheapest and the dearest acupuncture appointments this clinic charges for.

Direct billing accepted

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Dr. Colton Oswald, R.AcChecked against the profession's public register on 15 Aug 2026

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Dr. Colton Oswald, R.Ac