Emma (Li) Wang

Facturé àICBC

Acupunture for ICBC Accident Recovery ​If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, your path to recovery is fully supported. ICBC automatically pre-approves 12 acupuncture treatments within the first 12 weeks of your accident date. You do not need a doctor’s referral to begin—you simply need your ICBC claim number.

Facturé àICBC

Acupunture for ICBC Accident Recovery ​If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, your path to recovery is fully supported. ICBC automatically pre-approves 12 acupuncture treatments within the first 12 weeks of your accident date. You do not need a doctor’s referral to begin—you simply need your ICBC claim number.

Facturé àICBC

Acupunture for ICBC Accident Recovery ​If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, your path to recovery is fully supported. ICBC automatically pre-approves 12 acupuncture treatments within the first 12 weeks of your accident date. You do not need a doctor’s referral to begin—you simply need your ICBC claim number.

Facturé àICBC

Acupunture for ICBC Accident Recovery ​If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, your path to recovery is fully supported. ICBC automatically pre-approves 12 acupuncture treatments within the first 12 weeks of your accident date. You do not need a doctor’s referral to begin—you simply need your ICBC claim number.

Facturé àICBC

​Acupuncture for ICBC Accident Recovery ​If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, your path to recovery is fully supported. ICBC automatically pre-approves 12 acupuncture treatments within the first 12 weeks of your accident date. You do not need a doctor’s referral to begin—you simply need your ICBC claim number.

Facturé àICBC

Acupunture for ICBC Accident Recovery ​If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, your path to recovery is fully supported. ICBC automatically pre-approves 12 acupuncture treatments within the first 12 weeks of your accident date. You do not need a doctor’s referral to begin—you simply need your ICBC claim number.

Facturé àICBC

Acupunture for ICBC Accident Recovery ​If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, your path to recovery is fully supported. ICBC automatically pre-approves 12 acupuncture treatments within the first 12 weeks of your accident date. You do not need a doctor’s referral to begin—you simply need your ICBC claim number.

Facturé àICBC

Acupunture for ICBC Accident Recovery ​If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, your path to recovery is fully supported. ICBC automatically pre-approves 12 acupuncture treatments within the first 12 weeks of your accident date. You do not need a doctor’s referral to begin—you simply need your ICBC claim number.

Facturé àICBC

Acupunture for ICBC Accident Recovery ​If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, your path to recovery is fully supported. ICBC automatically pre-approves 12 acupuncture treatments within the first 12 weeks of your accident date. You do not need a doctor’s referral to begin—you simply need your ICBC claim number.

Follow-up sessions continue the recovery plan with Electroacupuncture, acupressure, and exercises to support ongoing recovery and functional improvement.

Follow-up sessions continue the recovery plan with Electroacupuncture, acupressure, and exercises to support ongoing recovery and functional improvement.

This session is designed for individuals recovering from a stroke. It includes a comprehensive assessment, followed by a treatment plan incorporating electroacupuncture, acupressure, exercises, and consultation. The goal is to support and optimize functional recovery.

This treatment is intended for those experiencing difficulty with sleep. Using Traditional Chinese Medicine principles, the session includes acupuncture combined with acupressure or heat therapy and consultation to address contributing factors and promote better sleep quality.

A restorative session combining acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, and head acupressure. This treatment aims to ease tension, encourage relaxation, and support balance within the body.

Cupping therapy is a traditional treatment in Chinese medicine that uses gentle suction with special cups (glass, silicone, or a combination) to stimulate circulation, release tension, and encourage the smooth flow of energy in the body. It can help relieve muscle and joint pain, ease stress, support recovery from colds and coughs, and promote overall balance and well-being. Please be advised that cupping might leave bruising and red marks on the cupped area for one or two weeks post-treatment.

Cupping therapy is a traditional treatment in Chinese medicine that uses gentle suction with special cups (glass, silicone, or a combination) to stimulate circulation, release tension, and encourage the smooth flow of energy in the body. It can help relieve muscle and joint pain, ease stress, support recovery from colds and coughs, and promote overall balance and well-being. Please be advised that cupping might leave bruising and red marks on the cupped area for one or two weeks post-treatment.

For a 60-minute follow-up acupuncture appointment, you can generally expect the following: Review of Your Progress: The acupuncturist will check in with you to assess how you've been feeling since your last session. Updated Diagnosis: Based on your responses, they might adjust their diagnosis or treatment plan. Needle Placement: The acupuncturist will insert thin needles into specific points on your body. Duration of Needle Retention: After insertion, the needles may stay in place for 15–30 minutes, depending on the treatment. Additional Techniques: Sometimes, acupuncturists use complementary techniques like moxibustion (heating herbs near acupuncture points) or cupping to enhance treatment. Post-Treatment Advice: The acupuncturist might offer lifestyle or dietary recommendations based on what they observed during your session to support your healing process.

For a 60-minute follow-up acupuncture appointment, you can generally expect the following: Review of Your Progress: The acupuncturist will check in with you to assess how you've been feeling since your last session. Updated Diagnosis: Based on your responses, they might adjust their diagnosis or treatment plan. Needle Placement: The acupuncturist will insert thin needles into specific points on your body. Duration of Needle Retention: After insertion, the needles may stay in place for 15–30 minutes, depending on the treatment. Additional Techniques: Sometimes, acupuncturists use complementary techniques like moxibustion (heating herbs near acupuncture points) or cupping to enhance treatment. Post-Treatment Advice: The acupuncturist might offer lifestyle or dietary recommendations based on what they observed during your session to support your healing process.

For a 45-minute Acupuncture appointment, you can generally expect the following: Review of Your Progress: The acupuncturist will check in with you to assess how you've been feeling since your last session. Updated Diagnosis: Based on your responses, they might adjust their diagnosis or treatment plan. Needle Placement: The acupuncturist will insert thin needles into specific points on your body. Duration of Needle Retention: After insertion, the needles may stay in place for 15–30 minutes, depending on the treatment. Integrated Techniques: Sometimes, acupuncturists use complementary techniques like moxibustion (heating herbs near acupuncture points) or cupping to enhance treatment. Post-Treatment Advice: The acupuncturist might offer lifestyle or dietary recommendations based on what they observed during your session to support your healing process.

For a 45-minute follow-up acupuncture appointment, you can generally expect the following: Review of Your Progress: The acupuncturist will check in with you to assess how you've been feeling since your last session. Updated Diagnosis: Based on your responses, they might adjust their diagnosis or treatment plan. Needle Placement: The acupuncturist will insert thin needles into specific points on your body. Duration of Needle Retention: After insertion, the needles may stay in place for 15–30 minutes, depending on the treatment. Additional Techniques: Sometimes, acupuncturists use complementary techniques like moxibustion (heating herbs near acupuncture points) or cupping to enhance treatment. Post-Treatment Advice: The acupuncturist might offer lifestyle or dietary recommendations based on what they observed during your session to support your healing process.

For a 75-minute follow-up acupuncture appointment, you can generally expect the following: Review of Your Progress: The acupuncturist will check in with you to assess how you've been feeling since your last session. Updated Diagnosis: Based on your responses, they might adjust their diagnosis or treatment plan. Needle Placement: The acupuncturist will insert thin needles into specific points on your body. Duration of Needle Retention: After insertion, the needles may stay in place for 15–30 minutes, depending on the treatment. Additional Techniques: Sometimes, acupuncturists use complementary techniques like moxibustion (heating herbs near acupuncture points) or cupping to enhance treatment. Post-Treatment Advice: The acupuncturist might offer lifestyle or dietary recommendations based on what they observed during your session to support your healing process.

With a 75-minute acupuncture and moxibustion session, you'll have: Initial Check-In (5-10 minutes) Acupuncture (30-35 minutes) Needle Placement Needle Retention: The needles will stay in place for 15–30 minutes. Moxibustion (20-25 minutes) Aftercare Advice (5 minutes) A 75-minute session is perfect if you want both the therapeutic benefits of acupuncture and the warming effects of moxibustion, giving you a more comprehensive treatment.

​TCM Diagnostic Assessment Before your treatment, we begin with a comprehensive consultation involving the four pillars of TCM diagnosis. By feeling your pulse and observing physical signs, we gain insight into your internal organ systems and energy flow (Qi). Following the diagnosis, you will receive a custom herbal formula (available as teas, powders, or capsules) designed specifically for your unique constitution.

Your acupuncturist will typically begin with a consultation to discuss your health history, current symptoms or concerns, and goals for the session. This helps them understand your individual needs and tailor the treatment accordingly. Based on the consultation and examination, the acupuncturist will develop a treatment plan that includes selecting acupuncture points relevant to your condition. These points may be located along meridians (energy channels) that run through the body.

This session is designed for individuals recovering from a stroke. It includes a comprehensive assessment, followed by a treatment plan incorporating electroacupuncture, acupressure, exercises, and consultation. The goal is to support and optimize functional recovery.

​TCM Diagnostic Assessment Before your treatment, we begin with a comprehensive consultation involving the four pillars of TCM diagnosis. By feeling your pulse and observing physical signs, we gain insight into your internal organ systems and energy flow (Qi). Following the diagnosis, you will receive a custom herbal formula (available as teas, powders, or capsules) designed specifically for your unique constitution.

​TCM Diagnostic Assessment Before your treatment, we begin with a comprehensive consultation involving the four pillars of TCM diagnosis. By feeling your pulse and observing physical signs, we gain insight into your internal organ systems and energy flow (Qi). Following the diagnosis, you will receive a custom herbal formula (available as teas, powders, or capsules) designed specifically for your unique constitution.

​TCM Diagnostic Assessment Before your treatment, we begin with a comprehensive consultation involving the four pillars of TCM diagnosis. By feeling your pulse and observing physical signs, we gain insight into your internal organ systems and energy flow (Qi). Following the diagnosis, you will receive a custom herbal formula (available as teas, powders, or capsules) designed specifically for your unique constitution.

For a 60-minute acupuncture appointment, you can generally expect the following: Assess your symptom: The acupuncturist will assess your symptoms and make a diagnosis Review of Your Progress: The acupuncturist will check in with you to assess how you've been feeling since your last session. Updated Diagnosis: Based on your responses, they might adjust their diagnosis or treatment plan. Needle Placement: The acupuncturist will insert thin needles into specific points on your body. Duration of Needle Retention: After insertion, the needles may stay in place for 15–30 minutes, depending on the treatment. Additional Techniques: Sometimes, acupuncturists use complementary techniques like moxibustion (heating herbs near acupuncture points) or cupping to enhance treatment. Post-Treatment Advice: The acupuncturist might offer lifestyle or dietary recommendations based on what they observed during your session to support your healing process.

A gentle and holistic approach to restoring balance and supporting the body’s natural healing process. This treatment helps improve circulation, regulate the nervous system, and enhance overall recovery. Commonly used to support: • Women’s health & hormonal balance • Respiratory (lung) health • Digestive function • Insomnia & sleep disturbances • Cold hands & feet (poor circulation) • Stress & fatigue • Post-stroke recovery support