Affordable care. A front row seat to the next generation of acupuncture.

One of the most exciting parts of becoming an acupuncturist has been working in student clinic.

Every treatment is provided by a senior acupuncture student who has completed extensive classroom and practical training, and every step is closely supervised by experienced registered acupuncturists. It creates an environment where learning and patient care happen side by side.

One thing many people are surprised to discover is how much time student clinicians spend with each patient.

Because we’re still learning, we ask more questions, take detailed health histories, and think carefully about every treatment plan. That slower pace can make for an incredibly thorough and thoughtful experience.

If you’ve been curious about acupuncture but haven’t been ready to invest in full-price treatments, student clinic is a wonderful place to start. Treatments are offered at a reduced cost while still maintaining the same professionalism, safety standards, and attention to detail you’d expect in a clinical setting.

Whether you’re looking for support with pain, stress, sleep, digestion, headaches, women’s health, or simply want to experience Traditional Chinese Medicine for the first time, I’d love to welcome you into clinic.

I’d be honoured to be part of your care while I continue learning this remarkable medicine.

What you can expect

• A comprehensive health consultation.

• A treatment plan developed under clinical supervision.

• Safe, professional acupuncture in a teaching clinic.

• Plenty of time to ask questions.

• Affordable treatment fees.

If you’re ready to book, I’d love to meet you.

For the TCM Nerds.

If you’ve ever stayed up far too late reading about an acupuncture point, stopped a lecture to scribble down a question, taken a photo of a plant because it reminded you of a herb, or walked out of clinic thinking, “I need to talk to someone about what I just saw,” you’ll probably feel at home here.

Every so often I send a letter with the things that didn’t fit on Instagram. The clinic moments that changed how I think, interesting research papers, stories from China, books I’m reading, questions I can’t stop chasing, mistakes that taught me something, and the rabbit holes that make Traditional Chinese Medicine endlessly fascinating.

If that sounds like your kind of email, I’d love to have you along.