Lacy Brandt is a Registered Acupuncturist and alumni of the Diploma of Acupuncture program at Pacific Rim College. She grew up in Alberta where she worked as a Physical Therapy Assistant in Hospitals and received a Bachelor’s Degree in Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies from University of Calgary. Her approach to health is an integration of her Traditional Chinese Medicine education with her work and personal experiences in the Western Medical world. She loves helping individuals achieve a state of wellness with acupuncture because it allows her to unwind all these hidden psychological, emotional, spiritual, and physical connections as complex patterns versus viewing them all as separate parts. Mental health and trauma-informed care is a focus of her practice with educating and creating awareness of how it plays into the physical functions of the body. She also has interest in treating chronic pain, sports injuries, reproductive health, autoimmunity, and digestive health.
Appointments generally last 60 - 90 minutes, inclusive of student consultation time with their instructor as well as their clinic management duties. Appointments are booked in directly with the clinic supervisor.
Appointments generally last 60 - 90 minutes, inclusive of student consultation time with their instructor as well as their clinic management duties. Appointments are booked in directly with the clinic supervisor.
This class is only for students enrolled in CMCP111/112 (1)
Community Acupuncture Clinic is an acupuncture-based clinic with a group of student practitioners treating patients in a large open room. Patients receive treatments while seated. The primary therapeutic approach used is acupuncture, but patients may also receive therapies such as acupressure, tui na massage, cupping, moxibustion, and lifestyle and nutritional guidance. Treatments in Community Clinic are by donation and generally last 45-60 minutes, inclusive of student consultation time with their instructor as well as their clinic management duties.
Community Acupuncture Clinic is an acupuncture-based clinic with a group of student practitioners treating patients in a large open room. Patients receive treatments either while seated or lying down. The primary therapeutic approach used is acupuncture, but patients may also receive therapies such as acupressure, tui na massage, cupping, moxibustion, and lifestyle and nutritional guidance. Treatments in Community Clinic are by donation and generally last 45-60 minutes, inclusive of student consultation time with their instructor as well as their clinic management duties.
Consultation and treatment provided by a licensed practitioner with up to 6 student practitioners observing. The primary therapeutic approach used is acupuncture, but patients may also receive therapies such as acupressure, tui na massage, cupping, moxibustion, and lifestyle and nutritional guidance. Appointments generally last 60 - 90 minutes.
Appointments generally last 60 - 90 minutes, inclusive of student consultation time with their instructor as well as their clinic management duties. Appointments are directly booked in with the clinic supervisor.
Appointments generally last 60 - 90 minutes, inclusive of student consultation time with their instructor as well as their clinic management duties. The primary therapeutic approach used is acupuncture, but patients may also receive therapies such as acupressure, tui na massage, cupping, moxibustion, and lifestyle and nutritional guidance. **Please note that your appointment is booked with a clinical supervisor that assigns your appointment to a student in their clinic class.**
A treatment from a student practitioner supervised by their instructor and one or more other student practitioners. **Please note that your appointment is booked with a clinical supervisor that assigns your appointment to a student in their clinic class.** The primary therapeutic approach used is acupuncture, but patients may also receive therapies such as acupressure, tui na massage, cupping, moxibustion, and lifestyle and nutritional guidance. Appointments generally last up to 60 minutes, inclusive of student consultation time with their instructor as well as their clinic management duties.
A treatment from a student practitioner supervised by their instructor and one or more other student practitioners. The primary therapeutic approach used is acupuncture, but patients may also receive therapies such as acupressure, tui na massage, cupping, moxibustion, and lifestyle and nutritional guidance. Appointments generally last up to 60 minutes, inclusive of student consultation time with their instructor as well as their clinic management duties.
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