Welcome our new acupuncturist!

Join us in welcoming our new acupuncturist, Uliana Zhdanov!

It is with great pleasure to say that Uliana will be joining our staff!

It’s also great news for you, whether you have visited us before or not, you can have an introductory rate for 49 $+ tax!

Call or book online today to take advantage of this amazing deal!

(902)-830-7677

Uliana Zhdanov is a Traditional Chinese Medicine Therapist
and Registered Acupuncturist (Reg.Ac.) licensed under CMAAC, the regulating body for Nova Scotia.
She have experience working with mental and physical health issues using Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
TCM is an ancient and traditional way to heal the body and the mind. It draws upon knowledge gained over thousands of years of study and application. TCM encompasses many different techniques
Acupuncture is a complementary medical practice that entails stimulating certain
points on the body, most often with a needle penetrating the skin, to alleviate pain or to help treat various
health conditions.
Acupuncture treatment stimulates the body’s own healing abilities by working on multiple levels. It activates
blood flow, stimulates the nervous system, strengthens the immune system, improves organ function, calms
the mind, and relaxes the body, all at the same time.
She enjoy working with and helping people achieve their healthy life goals!
TCM includes:
 Acupuncture
 Moxibustion: herb burned over, or applied to, the skin for a deep warming effect
 Cupping: the application of glass or silicone cups to large muscle groups to break up stagnation and
increase blood flow
 herbal therapy
 nutrition therapy
 Tai Chi – Qi Gong: practices that combined specific movements or postures, coordinated breathing and
mental focus Problems I can help with:
 Allergies
 Asthma
 Stress
 Back and joint pain
 Chronic pain
 Insomnia
 Migraines
 Weight loss
 Smoking addiction
 Reaching optimal health

* She accepts most insurance companies (benefits)

 

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