Laci Ethier, R.AcChecked against the profession's public register on 9 Aug 2026
SaveLaci is a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (DTCM) and Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) with a clinical focus on family health, family planning, women’s issues, and complex conditions. She supports patients of all ages, through all stages of life with individualized, compassionate treatment.
With a background in nursing and experience in palliative and long-term care, Laci brings a calm, grounded presence to her practice. She is especially passionate about supporting patients navigating difficult changes, chronic concerns, and major life transitions.
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Book this session if your child is between 1 week to 5 years old.
Book this session if your child is between 5 to 16 years old.
Book this session if you’re an existing client and already have a treatment plan. This session is for treating one side of your body.
Book this session if you like using multiple modalities along side acupuncture. This session gives time for cupping, gua sha, and acupressure.
Book this session if you’re an expecting mother with an existing treatment plan.
This appointment is for expecting mothers that are new patients, newly pregnant, or needing a non-invasive induction.
This is a 1 hour acupuncture session. Book this length if you want acupuncture on both sides of your body. Or if you’re an existing patient with a NEW ISSUE.
Book this session if your child is between the ages of 1 week to 16 years old. This session is an initial appointment for new patients.
This appointment is for New Patients.
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From $125 for 45 min — the lowest acupuncture price shown for this clinic. · Soonest: Fri 14 · 9:30 AM14 openings on Fri 14 · 14 in the days ahead
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