Joanna is a licensed acupuncturist and registered member of the College of Acupuncturists of Alberta. She grown up in a family with multiple generations in Traditional Chinese Medicine, and she is convinced by many true stories about acupuncture. Her interest in acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine and her passion to help others live a healthy life led her to pursue her career in acupuncture.

With the continuous enrichment of clinical experience, she firmly believes that tiny acupuncture needles can bring huge changes to the human body. The strong advantage of acupuncture is it can treat the root what cause the disease, prevent disease, and keep the body balance and healthy.

She is experienced in combining multiple therapy modalities to treatment concerns such as neck, shoulder, lower back, knee, sciatic and other pains caused by various soft tissue injuries, digestive concerns, insomnia, anxiety, stress, depression and much more. Her therapy modalities include electro-acupuncture, ear acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, moxibustion and diet.

Robin Cho is a licensed acupuncturist, known for a deep commitment to improving the overall health and well-being of patients. Born in South Korea and subsequently embarking on an academic journey to the United States, he completed rigorous studies in Traditional Chinese Medicine at South Baylo University in California. These educational endeavors provided a solid foundation in acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine, fostering a profound understanding of the principles and practices within this ancient discipline.

With a dedicated spirit, Robin's professional journey led to the state of Washington, where he became an integral part of a thriving acupuncture clinic, serving a diverse community. Over 5 years, he specialized in an area of expertise: pain management, digestive issue, and menstrual pain. He employs a wide array of techniques to provide exceptional care tailored to the unique health needs of his patients. His extensive toolkit includes various modalities, including cupping, moxibustion, ear acupuncture, acupressure, and electro acupuncture. These techniques, when applied with precision and care, have demonstrated exceptional effectiveness in addressing a multitude of health concerns.

Robin is prepared to partner with you on your journey toward optimal health and well-being. Together, you can explore the remarkable benefits of acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine to address specific health challenges and elevate your quality of life.

I have been practicing Acupuncture since 2013 and I am registered with the College of Acupuncturists of Alberta (CAA). I was always drawn to health and medicine and spent 4 years in health sciences in college and university prior to studying Acupuncture.

During the course of my education I was fortunate to have gained experience in the fields of audiology, diet and health management, family medicine, otolaryngology and physical therapy. These experiences formed my appreciation for both Western and Oriental medicine. I strongly believe that the integration of both Western and Eastern medicine is essential in disease prevention, healing and health maintenance.

In 2020, after a long search, I found my Reiki teacher, Marianne Goetsch. I started my Reiki training and completed the Shoden and Chuden level training in Usui Shiki Reiki Ryoho and Komyo ReikiDo. I describe my treatment style as assisted meditation, focusing on helping the patient reach a level of relaxation. I hope to achieve my Shinpiden level training in the coming years.

Each of my treatments focuses on providing my patients with a thorough, individualized treatment plan in a variety of conditions. I apply and combine values learned through my numerous years of study in both Western Medical Sciences and Traditional Chinese Medicine. I strive to empower all my patients to live their best and healthiest lives.

Brenna Grieve is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner. She completed her doctorate and a 3 year clinical internship at the Canadian Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She then continued her studies with an internship at the Mianyang Hospital of TCM in China.

In addition to acupuncture and herbal medicine prescriptions, she utilizes modalities such as cupping, gua sha, moxibustion, auricular treatments and diet therapy in her practice. While maintaining a general practice, she also has a particular interest in reproductive medicine, mental health, and facial acupuncture.