Nadia Houle, Doctor of Acupuncture & Indigenous Birthworker

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Nadia Houle, Doctor of Acupuncture & Indigenous Birthworker Dr. Nadia is a Doctor of Acupuncture. Dr. Houle is a registered acupuncturist, birthworker, lactation counsellor and community Aunty.

Indigenous owned space focused on supporting folks through their health journey by creating a safe environment for rest, rejuvenation and healing through acupuncture and craniosacral therapy. She is a mixed race nehiyaw iskwew, whose ancestral territories lie around the Dunvegan & Spirit River area, located in the northern Treaty 8 Territory. She is the co and visionary of Kihew Awasis Wakamik Cul

tural Society, a not for profit society supporting families through major life transitions since 2016. Dr. Houle has been providing childbirth education, pregnancy and birth support for over 20 years throughout the Treaty 6 Territory. Her acupuncture, traditional medicines and ceremonial teachings are naturally woven into her work, allowing her to provide support from all four directions. She enjoys mentoring community members to begin their learning about reproductive health through a traditional lens within a modern context. Dr. Houle lives and resides in Edmonton, with her partner and their blended family of 8, where they are well known in the ceremony community as helpers and role models. Her western education includes a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, a Diploma of Acupuncture, training from DONA (Doulas of North America) as well as numerous traditional teachings from her relatives, elders and knowledge keepers.

20/04/2026
16/04/2026

Acupuncture can be as simple as using ear seeds (auricular therapy). They are simple and yet so effective.
Different point prescriptions can be created for different issues.

If you look at the ear, you can see that it kinda looks like an upside down baby! All the body parts have a spot on the ear (similar to how reflexology sees the feet 👣 and hands✋🏽)

14/04/2026

Tuesday is clinic day for me…

I’ve got the bed warmer on, TDP laps on and am ready for my patients to come and cozy up for some TLC today 💗

When is the last time you took a moment for yourself to just decompress?

11/04/2026

Whatcha wanna know??? In 18 years I have heard probably almost every kind of question about my job as a doctor of acupuncture, a birthworker, a mama, a community aunty and now an Indigenous midwifery student!

09/04/2026

Here is the new space, just down the road from where I had been practicing for just over 10 years.
I moved into the Indigenous Care Centre along with .trail.midwifery.inc

09/04/2026

All moved in and settling into my new clinic space…. I can’t wait for you to see it!
The smell of mint oil will greet you as you head up the stairs towards the clinic space!

08/04/2026

Everyone has there reasons for coming in…. you would be surprised with some of them!

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12/03/2026

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08/03/2026

I have *also* been working and sharing about this for over a decade as well.

My 15yr old son was diagnosed with a severe lip tie and tongue tie when he was 8mths old. That began my journey of navigating oral restrictions as a practitioner and offering bodywork (acupuncture/acupressure/Craniosacral therapy) to support babies and children.

Bodywork can help to relax tight tissues that may be impeding normal movement and growth. We also can work with the nervous system if there has been any trauma experienced from poor development, pain or procedures.

Address

9613 111 Avenue NW

T5G0A9

Opening Hours

09:30 - 14:30
17:30 - 20:00

Website

http://www.womensbalancehealth.com/

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