Tanya Mok, R.TCM.P

Acupuncture, tui-na (Chinese massage), cupping, guasha (scraping therapy), moxibustion, diet and lifestyle recommendations, herbal prescriptions and qigong exercises all included at the discretion of the healthcare practitioner and the patient.

Acupuncture, tui-na (Chinese massage), cupping, guasha (scraping therapy), moxibustion, diet and lifestyle recommendations, herbal prescriptions and qigong exercises all included at the discretion of the healthcare practitioner and the patient.

Acupuncture, tui-na (Chinese massage), cupping, guasha (scraping therapy), moxibustion, diet and lifestyle recommendations, herbal prescriptions and qigong exercises all included at the discretion of the healthcare practitioner and the patient.

A personalized and comprehensive treatment plan that may comprise a variety of techniques such as facial or body acupuncture, facial gua sha, facial cupping, and personalized lifestyle recommendations. The treatment aims to enhance circulation, promote restful sleep, alleviate stress, and improve skin texture and complexion.

All new patients must first book an initial consultation. Acupuncture, tui-na (Chinese massage), cupping, guasha (scraping therapy), moxibustion, diet and lifestyle recommendations, herbal prescriptions and qigong exercises all included in this session at the discretion of the healthcare practitioner and the patient.

All new patients must first book an initial consultation. Acupuncture, tui-na (Chinese massage), cupping, guasha (scraping therapy), moxibustion, diet and lifestyle recommendations, herbal prescriptions and qigong exercises all included in this session at the discretion of the healthcare practitioner and the patient.

All new patients must first book an initial consultation. Acupuncture, tui-na (Chinese massage), cupping, guasha (scraping therapy), moxibustion, diet and lifestyle recommendations, herbal prescriptions and qigong exercises all included in this session at the discretion of the healthcare practitioner and the patient.

All new patients must first book an initial consultation. Acupuncture, tui-na (Chinese massage), cupping, guasha (scraping therapy), moxibustion, diet and lifestyle recommendations, herbal prescriptions and qigong exercises all included in this session at the discretion of the healthcare practitioner and the patient.

60 Minute Acupuncture Follow Up Appointment

For returning patients. Includes acupuncture, and may include tui-na (Chinese massage), cupping, guasha (scraping therapy), moxibustion, diet and lifestyle recommendations, herbal prescriptions and qigong exercises at the discretion of the healthcare practitioner and the patient.

Baguazhang (Eight Trigram Palm): a dynamic internal Chinese martial art renowned for its fluid, circular footwork and deep connection to internal energy. Suitable for all experience levels. Wear comfortable clothing.

A personalized treatment add-on that may comprise of a variety of techniques such as facial acupuncture, facial gua sha, the use of infrared tools, and personalized lifestyle recommendations. The treatment aims to enhance circulation and improve skin texture and complexion.

Traditional Chinese medicine cupping has been used for thousands of years to treat stiffness and pain.

Have you purchased a gua sha tool but find yourself unsure about the correct techniques? Have you tried following online tutorials but can't seem to get it right? We've got you covered! Our personalized 30-minute tutorial is tailored to your face and gua sha tools, whether in person or via Zoom (upon request). Additional guests $25. Don't miss out on the benefits of gua sha - let us help you master the techniques for a radiant complexion.

For returning patients to maintain and enhance results. Includes facial and body acupuncture, and may incorporate facial gua sha or cupping to continue supporting skin health and a rejuvenated complexion.

For new patients seeking a focused approach to skin and complexion revitalization. Includes a comprehensive consultation, facial and body acupuncture, and may incorporate facial gua sha or cupping. Aims to improve skin texture, reduce fine lines, enhance radiance, and promote relaxation through holistic TCM principles.

A targeted addition to any primary acupuncture session. This concentrated treatment applies facial acupuncture and may include facial gua sha to specifically boost circulation and improve skin texture and tone.

During a video consultation you can expect to be given a TCM diagnosis, dietary recommendations, lifestyle recommendations, and Chinese herbal prescriptions that can be mailed to you.

During a video consultation you can expect to be given a TCM diagnosis, dietary recommendations, lifestyle recommendations, and Chinese herbal prescriptions that can be mailed to you.

For 8 weeks, every Sunday from July 5th to August 30th at 6:00pm-7:15pm. (No class on August 16th)

For 8 Weeks, Every Tuesday from July 7th to Aug 25th at 6:30pm-7:30pm

For new patients requiring an initial consultation. Includes acupuncture, and may include tui-na (Chinese massage), cupping, guasha (scraping therapy), moxibustion, diet and lifestyle recommendations, herbal prescriptions and qigong exercises in this session at the discretion of the healthcare practitioner and the patient.

Complimentary Initial Assessment ($120 Value expires Aug. 31st/21) 60 minutes

Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine Follow-up Appointment 45 minutes $80

For 6 Weeks, Every Saturday from July 11th to Aug 29th at 10:00am-11:00am. (No class on July 25 and Aug 14)

Acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine assessment and treatment provided by a graduate from a Diploma of Acupuncture (no herbs) or Diploma of TCM Practitioner (herbs) program and who is registered as Student Class member of the CTCMPAO. *Your private health insurance may cover these services.

All new patients should first book an initial Graduate Clinic consultation. This is for returning patients who are only receiving a diagnosis, consultation and/or herbal prescription but no applied treatments or therapies.

All new patients should first book an initial consultation. This is for returning patients who are only receiving a diagnosis, consultation and/or herbal prescription but no applied treatments or therapies.