Treatment based on Classical Chinese medicine tailored to meet your specific health circumstance.
Chinese medical clinic offering acupuncture, massage, and herbal medical servicies.
09/24/2025
I am excited to announce that Qi Gong for charity returns for a fall session. Pay what you can all proceeds going to support YES and NCC.
Come support your health and your communities health at the same time!
NCC 221 Romaine Street Second Floor
Hope to see you there Wednesdays at 7pm in October and November.
08/08/2025
Celebrating our 1st Place Readers’ Choice award! We’re honoured and grateful for your trust and support. It has been an amazing life working to help people with this medicine.
New and returning patients, let’s continue this journey together. Book your visit online and let’s renew your health and well-being.
08/06/2025
🌿 Qi Gong Gardening Workshop at 🌿
Step into your internal landscape where movement meets nature, and healing begins with a cultivation practice.
Join me for Qi Gong Gardening, a workshop hosted at Nusqool — a beautifully restored schoolhouse nestled in the countryside near Reaboro Ontario. Surrounded by tall grasses, birdsong, and the quiet hum of nature, this space invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with your inner rhythm.
This isn’t just a class — it’s an exploration of ancient understanding. A chance to reflect, restore, and root yourself in cultivation.
🗓️ August 10th 1:00 - 6:00pm
📍 Nusqool 23 Hillhead Rd, Reaboro
💸 $111
📋 lu.ma/nusqool
07/24/2025
A huge thank you to everyone who came out for the Try It – Qi Gong sessions organised by Peterborough Acupuncture 🙏
Together, we slowed down, breathed deep, and found our flow — all while supporting a good cause. Our thanks to Jesse Gottleib-Jacob (centre) of Peterborough Acupuncture for facilitating the sessions, and generously donating a portion of the proceeds to support the New Canadians Centre.
07/24/2025
🌿 Qi Gong Gardening: Learn Methods for Self Cultivation
Back by popular demand—Qi Gong Gardening returns this season with fresh elements to enrich your experience. This workshop combines common sense gardening know-how with classical Chinese philosophy to develop a practical model for self-care.
✨ New this time:
Reflective journaling prompts to root your insights
A soothing tea ceremony to close the day with intention
Whether you joined us last time or are stepping into this practice for the first time, come cultivate your well-being and connect deeply with the rhythms of nature.
🌿 Qi Gong Gardening: Learn Methods for Self Cultivation
Back by popular demand—Qi Gong Gardening returns this season with fresh elements to enrich your experience. This workshop combines common sense gardening know-how with classical Chinese philosophy to develop a practical model for self-care.
✨ New this time:
Reflective journaling prompts to root your insights
A soothing tea ceremony to close the day with intention
Whether you joined us last time or are stepping into this practice for the first time, come cultivate your well-being and connect deeply with the rhythms of nature.
1. Patients do not abide by the doctor’s instructions. There are no prohibitions for etiquette and conduct. Ingestion of medicine does not fit in with the method, to the point of making it difficult to get rid of diseases;
2. Work and rest are inconsistent;
3. Desires and pleasure are immoderate;
4. Emotions are hard to control;
5. Diet is without constraints;
6. Living on grounds not meant for houses or that dwell from a Feng Shui perspective;
7. Interior arrangement without taboos;
8. Society’s partial and prejudiced understanding is hard to remove;
9. Family relationships are hard to resolve;
10. The stress and pressure in life is hard to disperse;
11. The old and everyday habits are hard to alter;
12. Lack of cultivation of the Way and Virtue, lack of reverence;
13. Self-profit comes first;
14. Disbelief in Cause-and-Effect; disobeying Heaven, going against the Dao, to the point of making Heaven lose its calculations for life. Herbs and minerals have difficulty to cure, spirits and ghosts do not agree to heal.
15. Seeking the doctor not genuinely. In emergency situations patients anxiously and blindly trust in the doctor. Under acute pain, patients seek medicine disorderly.
07/07/2025
Well earlier than previously understood. We now have direct evidence that needles similar to the onces used today were used medicinally during the Han Dynasty -roughly 2000 years ago.
When you get acupuncture you are a part of a multi-millenial medical tradition. Come see why this method has truly passed the tests of time.
In a discovery that reshapes the history of traditional Chinese medicine, archaeologists have unearthed what experts now confirm to be...
05/22/2025
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05/22/2025
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I am very thankful to have had a long history with Chinese medicine. As a child I was brought to practitioners in rural monasteries as well as cramped offices downtown T.O. The formal study of Chinese medicine began at 19 years old. This has truly been a lifelong passion.
In 2007, I graduated from the 4-year Practitioner of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine program at the Academy of Classical Oriental Sciences in Nelson, BC. My schooling included rigorous training in acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and tongue and pulse diagnosis. Most importantly, it gave perspective. A system that intricately understands what it means to be a human on this Earth, how to adapt to life’s many challenges, and how to find a place of virtue within.
While in Nelson, I took an opportunity to complete training in Neuro-Somatic therapy. A fascia based hands-on system rooted in Chinese tui na massage. This work was vital to raising my skill with acupuncture needles. The additional training added much to tactile understanding and tissue assessment.
Since 2000, I have been engaged in some form with qi gong and internal martial arts training including Chen style tai ji, six-harmony xin yi, and ba gua chuan. First as a student, then a devotee, and now a teacher. These are some of the most graceful and powerful methods of movement as well as some of the most impactful and nuanced techniques for preserving health and well being found in the historical record.
In 2008, I began clinical practice in Peterborough. My time here has given me a breadth of clinical experience. I work with a wide variety of pain conditions as well as many other internal health issues concerning digestion, sleep, fertility, hormone regulation, gynecology, oncology, respiration and circulation, detoxification, and mental health.
As a practitioner, I regularly update my skill base through seminars, lectures, and courses. I am always looking to provide more effective tools to meet the needs of my patients.
If you work with me you can expect a caregiver who will be clear and honest about treatment plans and expected outcomes. I will work diligently with you to achieve your health goals as efficiently as possible.