for Optimum Health
for Optimum Health
Acupuncture is a method of encouraging the body to promote natural healing. Single-use, stainless-steel needles as fine as a human hair are inserted into specific points.
Did you know that acupuncture is possible without needles? We use a number of alternative methods for accessing and improving your body’s energy pathways to encourage healing.
We are passionate about women’s health issues. Acupuncture and Chinese medicine may help with fertility, pregnancy, menstruation, and menopause.
We combine modern technology with age-old Chinese Medical techniques to assess your body’s imbalances and to determine the best treatments for your body to promote healing deep from within.
Our Principal Acupuncturist
Dr K. Louise Bennett (Chinese Medicine) has a tender and caring manner that is famed throughout the area. Her focus is always to listen, to carefully assess your needs and to give you a treatment that nurtures your mind, body and spirit. With a passion for women’s health and a combination of 35 years in the health industry, both western and eastern, Louise has become known for her ability to provide relief for both men and women across the region.
Blog Articles
Acupuncture for Fertility
There is mounting scientific evidence that using acupuncture for fertility can increase the likelihood of a successful conception. For both women and men, studies have shown that the benefits of acupuncture – from stress relief to hormone balancing – [...]
A period is like a report card — it tells you how your body is going
The menstrual cycle is an amazing diagnostic tool, with the activities inside a woman’s body reflected within the menstruation. Often, a functional disorder somewhere in a woman’s finely tuned body, that hasn’t yet perceptually changed the structure of the [...]
Achieving Balance: on Backpacks, Bedrest and a Bounty of Health Tips
Once again, the fall season is upon us. From children going back to school to our turning back the clocks for daylight savings, there’s a lot in life to adjust to as we transition into autumn. However, it doesn’t [...]
