Sarah Dunn, R.TCM.PChecked against the College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC public register on 9 Aug 2026
Sarah is a practitioner of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), passionately embracing a holistic approach to healthcare.
Her journey has been shaped by a transformative experience volunteering with the Acupuncture Relief Project in Nepal, deepening her commitment to serving underserved communities worldwide.
A graduate of Pacific Rim College (2022), Sarah has completed an extensive 2200-hour program in acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, and biomedicine, supplemented by over 700 hours of clinical training.
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With a passion and love for crafting personalized herbal remedies rooted in ancient Chinese formulas, harnessing the body's natural healing potential to address a wide range of conditions, including:
- Neurological issues like Bell's palsy and post-stroke sequelae
- Digestive health concerns
- Musculoskeletal conditions
- Gynecological issues
- Nervous system support and regulation
With compassion and empathy, Sarah supports patients on their unique healing journeys, prioritizing their emotional well-being and empowering them to tap into their innate healing potential.
Services & prices
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Available to existing in-person patients only, diagnostics and assessment to form personalized Chinese herbal prescription. Cost of herbs not included.
For follow up clients only, online telehealth appointment to discuss any tweaks needed to your formula and refill your current formula. Cost of herbs not included; shipping options available for a fee.
Maintenance follow-up appointments (typically either face up or face down).
Standard follow-up appointments Typically includes face up plus face down treatment, may include moxa, acupressure, cupping, gua sha
Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture treatments are customized to your specific skincare goals and include additional body points to support overall health. Treatments aim to support circulation, collagen production, muscle tone, and skin vitality. For best results, a minimum of 10 treatments at a frequency of 2–3 sessions per week is recommended. Treatments provided primarily for cosmetic or aesthetic purposes are not covered by most extended health plans; however, facial acupuncture used to treat a recognized medical condition may be eligible for coverage.
New to acupuncture? This 30-minute session is designed to help new patients get a feel for the process and explore whether this form of care aligns with their needs. The appointment includes a one-on-one consultation to discuss health goals and receive tailored treatment suggestions. It also offers the option of trying ear seed therapy or a mini-acupuncture treatment — ideal for those curious about needling sensation.
Includes all the elements of acupuncture session plus herbal diagnosis and custom formula prescription, if desired. Have an acu-nap of around 10 minutes while I create your formula (does not include the cost of herbs).
Can be billed toICBC
Recommended for standard ICBC follow-up appointments
Can be billed toICBC
Recommended for standard follow-up ICBC appointments. Please note ICBC covers up to $113 per session, remainder is covered by patient
Can be billed toICBC
75 minutes, full case history, assessment and treatment. *Please note ICBC covers up to $132 of an initial acupuncture, patient covers remaining
Includes assessment with face up and down acupuncture & other modalities (cupping, moxa, lifestyle and food therapy). *Herbal medicine is optional and prescribed by Alix and Sarah only, usually around the 2nd or 3rd appointment
Available only to students and practitioners of acupuncture.
Direct billing — not published
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