During this time Meg had been receiving acupuncture treatments for a snowboarding injury, and her interest and love for Traditional Chinese Medicine began to grow exponentially. Not only was it decreasing pain and restoring mobility, but addressed emotional imbalances as well. This presented a beautiful and harmonized network between the two. The trajectory of how she could help her community felt clear, and Meg moved to Vancouver Island where she would receive a Diploma in Acupuncture from Pacific Rim College.

Meg is continuously eager to connect with those who are interested in treatments that are a unique blend of the teachings she has gathered. She understands that it is a privilege to share this borrowed knowledge, as well as practice on the unceded and traditional territories of the Lək̓ʷəŋən Peoples, and hopes that all who are curious may be given the opportunity to experience an avenue of healing that feels true to them. Modalities Meg may use in treatment are cupping, needling, Tuī ná (Chinese massage), Guā shā, electro-stimulation, and diet therapy.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll find this forest seeker wandering hiking trails, experimenting with new recipes, making playlists for any occasion, snowboarding, and surfing when she is able!

Interests within treatment:

• Acute and chronic pain

• Kinesthetic and injury rehabilitation

• Mental and neurological health

• Hormonal and gynecological health