acupressure
Now accepting new clients!
Ideal for relief of neck, shoulder, and back tension! Acupressure is a needle free healing technique that involves applying pressure to specific points on the body to stimulate the body's natural healing and relaxation.
The goal of acupressure is to release blocked energy, improve circulation, relieve tension, and promote overall well-being. It is similar to acupuncture but uses fingers, palms, elbows, or other tools instead of needles.
Acupressure treatment is performed by one of our Registered Acupuncturist and billed under Acupuncture Benefits. We cannot direct bill for acupuncture to Empire Life.
Click the location links below to view Breanne’s schedule. She works out of two of our locations.
Acupressure Scalp Massage
Acupressure scalp massage combines the principles of acupressure and massage therapy to stimulate specific points on the scalp to promote relaxation, alleviate stress, and improve circulation.
Acupressure scalp massage is often done alone but can also be combined with essential oils or other relaxation techniques to enhance its benefits. It's a popular wellness practice for promoting mental well-being, easing tension, and supporting overall health. Acupressure scalp massage can be offered as a separate treatment and does not need to be accompanied by cupping.
Initial Visit Acupressure Massage with Cupping - 75 mins - $140
Follow-up Acupressure Scalp Massage - 45 mins - $80
Key benefits of acupressure
Stress and anxiety relief
Improved circulation
Relief of headaches
Better sleep
Mental Clarity
Boosts immune system
natural and non invasive
frequently asked questions
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Cupping is an ancient Chinese method of causing local congestion. A partial vacuum is created by cups placed on the skin using either heat or suction. When the cup is left in place for a few minutes, “blood stasis” is formed and localized healing takes place. The cups draw up the underlying tissues to circulate Qi and blood, release toxins and activate the lymphatic system.
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We can can direct bill to all insurance companies for acupuncture services, except for Empire Life. So you will need to pay for your appointment in full and we will issue you a receipt after your appointment that you can submit to Empire Life for reimbursement.
Here’s their member’s site:https://www.empire.ca/group-benefits/group-plan-members
Acupressure appointments are provided by a registered acupuncturist, so we will bill the service as an acupuncture treatment.
We recommend calling your insurance company or checking your benefit details to learn how much is covered per appointment and how much coverage you have per year for your acupuncture benefits.
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