South Calgary Acupuncture Clinic - Contact Us

Address: 2nd Floor 12427 Bonaventure Drive SE, Calgary T2J 3N8

Phone: 403-253-3103
Email: ahc@acupuncturehealthcalgary.com

Please note we are located on the second floor with stairs as the only access

Hours of Operation

South Calgary Acupuncture:

Monday 12pm-7pm
Tues 10am-8pm
Wed 9:30am-8:30pm
Thursday 9:30am-8:30pm
Friday 9am-5pm

South Calgary Massage:

Monday 9-2
Thursday 11:30-7
Friday 9-2 and Sat 9-2 (alternating)

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Chinese Medicine Acupuncture Massage
Dr. Skye Van Munster @mother.qi
Dr. Angela Fingler
R.Ac. Nicole Stevens @nicolecarey_r.ac
RMT Heather Longmore

Reposted from @nicolecarey_r.ac This photo of a re

Reposted from @nicolecarey_r.ac This photo of a recent client is such a stunning example of the blood flow that the Gua Sha technique brings!
This redness brings an increase in healing to the tissues in the area.

#guasha #acupuncture #yychealth #bloodflow #healing

We are very excited to welcome Cassandra Gray to o

We are very excited to welcome Cassandra Gray to our team!
Cassandra is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Herbalist.
She also offers acutonics sound therapy in her treatments which can provide deeper states if inner connection, peace and clarity.

You can now book Acupuncture with Cassandra from our online booking link.

We know you will love her.
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Reposted from @nicolecarey_r.ac Hello Spring! T

Reposted from @nicolecarey_r.ac
Hello Spring!

The ancient Taoist doctors regarded the transition from Winter to Spring as an important time of renewal, not just in nature, but also in our bodies.

The element associated with the spring is the wood element, which is known for its strength and flexibility, and is linked with the color green.
In human beings, this energy can be frustrated when unbalanced, but when channeled properly it’s also associated with altruism and helping others.
The direction of the wood element is East and so, appropriately, at the Spring Equinox the sun rises directly in the East.
When it comes to weather, the wood element is associated with the wind which reflects the movement and change of the season, and the ability to burst through and overcome obstacles.
From a spiritual perspective, the wood element is said to house the “hun”, which is the part of the spirit that goes on after we die.
The emotion associated with the wood element is anger, which can cause stagnation and a pent-up feeling, but anger expressed healthily can be the impetus for transformation and change. This purposefulness is why the wood element has a reputation for being able to get things done and, after the hibernation of winter, it feels energetically appropriate to do more and reach further during the spring.
The liver and gall bladder are the organs associated with the wood element and supporting these organs of detoxification in the spring can help them work better. Many of us suffer from sludgy, sluggish livers and the spring is a great time to gently cleanse and detoxify them.

Source: https://www.yinovacenter.com/blog/natures-rhythms-todays-spring-equinox-and-the-traditional-5-elements/

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Reposted from @sacred_shen In Chinese Medicine em

Reposted from @sacred_shen
In Chinese Medicine emotions can be a diagnostic tool! When having a consultation, an acupuncturist will often ask how your emotional life has been recently. This can lead us to certain imbalances you might be facing and how to correct them.

Emotions on their own are NOT a bad thing! They are completely natural, normal, and biologically necessary for us to experience. They can help us in so many ways - like fear leading to the fight-or-flight response, or anger motivating us to stand up for ourselves.

They can, however, cause energetic or organ disturbances when they are extreme, prolonged, or repressed!

Emotions have a relationship to various organs, and these emotional imbalances can also lead to pathological symptoms. It’s not uncommon for unexpressed grief to lead to asthma, or constant worry to create digestive problems, or anger to cause massive migraines. It all has to do with these organ correspondences and their Qi actions.

Sometimes it is not the emotion that’s injuring the organ, but a problem with the organ causing the emotion. They influence each other. For example, a congested Liver can lead to irritability. And then that irritability can further weaken the Liver. It’s a vicious circle.

Expressing emotions is completely necessary. Acupuncture can help us to move through our emotions so they don’t get lodged within our being. It’s important to find whatever works for you though - whether that’s writing, yoga, exercise, or talking to a friend!

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#chinesemedicine #emotions #mentalhealth #acupuncture #acupuncturestudent #tcm #traditionalchinesemedicine #qi #holistichealth #holisticmedicine #bodymindspirit #emotionalhealth #healing

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