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During the first acupuncture session, the acupuncturist will assess your general health. As each treatment is unique to the individual, this will facilitate the most effective treatment for each.

The investigative process will include questions relating to your current symptoms, past treatments, patient and family medical history, diet, digestive system, sleeping patterns and emotional health. Also, the pulse on both wrists will be taken to determine how energies are flowing in the body. As part of the diagnosis, the acupuncturist will assess the structure, color and coating of your tongue as well.

Acupuncture Initial Appointment

After an initial evaluation, a trial course of acupuncture is recommended. This usually consists of four to eight visits during a three- or four-week period. While individual cases vary, some improvement should b observed within this period. If satisfactory results are achieved, occasional follow-up visits may be required to maintain balance. Just as with other forms of treatment, it is possible that some patients may require long term care.

The number of treatments varies depending on patient condition and individual constitution. Chronic problems generally require more treatment than acute problems. Some patients notice an immediate improvement, while others may not notice any effect until the seventh or eighth visit. A small number of patients will experience a worsening of symptoms as the body’s energies are returning to normal, but his is usual and is followed quickly by improvement.

Acupuncture Follow up Appointment

Treatment for children 12 and under. This treatment will include Pediatric Tuina(massage), gentle cupping, and gua sha for children if they are comfortable with the idea. It is a gentle and non-invasive form of bodywork that aims to promote the overall health and well-being of infants and children.

Pediatric Tuina involves a variety of gentle hand movements, acupressure, and stretches to help alleviate common childhood issues such as digestive problems, sleep disturbances, colic, and respiratory conditions. It can also be used to boost the child's immune system and improve their overall vitality.

Acupuncture Pediatric Tuina

An initial assessment is the first assessment that the massage therapist provides following the intake and interview process. The assessment may include postural analysis, palpation and range of motion assessment, or standard neurological and orthopaedic tests. Status forms and pain questionnaires may also be used to assess the condition.

For Massage therapy service, the 13% tax is collected and remitted by a massage therapist HST/GST-registrant to the Government of Canada in Ontario.

Massage Initial Appointment

A re-assessment is an evaluation of your status that is conducted at the start of each follow-up appointment. The therapist may conduct some or all the components of the initial assessment again as well as consult with you further to determine your satisfaction with the progress being made and to reexamine short-term and long-term treatment goals. Be sure to update your massage therapist regarding any changes in your conditions or any treatments being provided by other health professionals.

For Massage therapy service, the 13% tax is collected and remitted by a massage therapist HST/GST-registrant to the Government of Canada in Ontario.

Massage Follow up Appointment

Treatment for children 12 and under. This treatment will include Pediatric Tuina(massage), gentle cupping, and gua sha for children if they are comfortable with the idea. It is a gentle and non-invasive form of bodywork that aims to promote the overall health and well-being of infants and children.

Pediatric Tuina involves a variety of gentle hand movements, acupressure, and stretches to help alleviate common childhood issues such as digestive problems, sleep disturbances, colic, and respiratory conditions. It can also be used to boost the child's immune system and improve their overall vitality.

For Massage therapy service, the 13% tax is collected and remitted by a massage therapist HST/GST-registrant to the Government of Canada in Ontario.

Pediatric Massage Therapy

Cosmetic acupuncture is a skin care treatment that rejuvenates the appearance of your skin to help reduce and prevent the common signs of aging. 

During treatment, several very small thin needles are placed in specific locations across the face. These needles act as triggers causing your body to increase blood flow and stimulate your skin to produce an increase in collagen and elastin. This leads to a more healthy skin appearance.

As we age, we may experience different signs of aging, such as fine lines, puffiness, loss of skin elasticity, changes in skin coloration, and changes in tone of facial muscles.

Not only it works internally to optimize your health while simultaneously enhancing the appearance of your skin but also helps treat trigeminal neuralgia, Bell’s Palsy, TMJ and ptosis of the eyelid. 

This treatment includes facial gentle cupping, facial gua sha using natural fragrance free skin care.

For Cosmetic Acupuncture service, the 13% tax is collected and remitted by a Acupuncturist HST/GST-registrant to the Government of Canada in Ontario.

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