Get support with issues that affect fertility such as irregular menstruation, endometriosis and PCOS.
Chinese Herbal Medicine supports the body’s natural healing functions. It focuses on restoring the imbalances in the body that are at the root of many health conditions.
Chinese Herbal Medicine consists largely of plants (roots, stems, leaves, berries, seeds etc), but may include some minerals and animal products with medicinal properties. It is usually prescribed as a formula consisting of many different herbs. The types of herbs selected are customized for each individual patient. This service is offered online only. Note that these consultations do not include acupuncture.
It varies depending on the health issue but most people will report an improvement within 1-2 weeks. For more chronic cases, it may take longer. Follow up visits are recommended to monitor progress, as modifications to your herbal formula may be necessary.
Get support with issues that affect fertility such as irregular menstruation, endometriosis and PCOS.
Get support reducing nausea, vomiting, swelling and fatigue.
April Kowaleski, R.Ac
April is a Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario (CTCMPAO).
She started her journey in health care 35 years ago as a pharmacy technician at the Hospital for Sick Children. When she started having children of her own, her focused changed to natural health and she became a holistic nutritionist. After having children, April fell in love with the birth process and turned her focus to working as a birth and postpartum doula, supporting families through this wonderful but sometimes challenging stage of life. She worked as a doula for 15 years, and at this point, decided to study Acupuncture. She had witnessed many times the power of Acupressure points during labour and decided to make this medicine the next step in her journey in health care.
Viola Wong is a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner and Acupuncturist with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario (CTCMPAO).
Viola obtained her bachelor's degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Guazhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where she received a comprehensive education in both theory and practice. She then furthered her studies and completed her master's degree in acupuncture at Hong Kong Baptist University.
Throughout her career, Viola has gained valuable experience working in hospitals and clinics in China and Hong Kong for over 6 years, treating a diverse range of patients and addressing various health concerns. Her clinical experience has allowed her to develop a deep understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine principles and techniques.
Viola has also pursued additional certifications to enhance her skills and broaden her scope of practice. She holds certifications in pain management, oncology, pediatrics in Chinese medicine, community psychiatry, facial acupuncture and gynaecology. These certifications demonstrate her commitment to staying updated with the latest advancements in the field and providing the highest quality of care to her patients.
While Viola has expertise in various areas of Traditional Chinese Medicine, her primary focus is on women's health care. She has a special interest in helping women achieve optimal well-being through holistic and natural approaches. Viola is dedicated to providing personalized treatment plans that may include herbal medicine prescriptions, acupuncture, facial needling, TCM massage therapy (Gua Sha), cupping and lifestyle recommendations. Viola strives to create a warm and supportive environment for her patients. She takes the time to listen to their concerns, thoroughly assess their conditions, and develop tailored treatment plans to address their specific needs. Her compassionate and caring approach ensures that patients feel comfortable and confident in their journey towards better health.
Chinese herbal medicine is provided by a Registered Acupuncturist and Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine Practitioner. If your plan covers acupuncture, you can submit this service for reimbursement—please check with your insurer for details.
The cost of your herbs are not included in the price of your consultation. You will be billed separately.
Some people feel changes within 1–2 weeks; complex or chronic concerns can take longer. Your practitioner will reassess and adjust as needed.
Acupuncture supports women’s health by calming the nervous system, easing menstrual and menopausal symptoms, and relieving pain to enhance overall wellbeing.
De-puff, and leave skin calm, defined, and luminous. This facial includes gua sha stone massage, gentle cupping and acupuncture.
Also known as facial rejuvenation acupuncture, a natural way to refresh your appearance, stimulate collagen production, and restore balance from within.
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