Lydia Choi studied Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University and graduated from Central College in New Westminster to become a registered acupuncturist and TCM practitioner. Additionally, while working, she pursued her passion for learning and practicing manual osteopathy at the National Academy of Osteopathy in Toronto.

Lydia has successfully treated a wide range of issues, including musculoskeletal pain, nerve problems, as well as internal conditions such as IBS, stomach ulcers, cardiovascular issues, and women’s health, among others.

She is trained in special manual osteopathic techniques like joint mobilization and the muscle energy technique. She is also skilled in acupotomy. In addition, she performs Tuina to realign the body and employs cupping therapy to address soft tissue concerns. Her overarching goal is to share her knowledge and skills, offering not only physical healing but also emotional support throughout her patients’ healing journeys.

Born and raised in South Korea, she moved to Canada at the age of 13. Lydia is fluent in both English and Korean. In her free time, she enjoys working out at the gym and taking her dog for walks when she’s not working.

Therapist Qualifications - Registered Acupuncturist in Canada - Registered TCM practitioner in Canada - Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practice - Certified technician in Microneedling, Mesotherapy, and Ultrasonic - Member of Canada Acupotomology Association - Member of The Canadian Association of Alternative Medicine - Member of Korean Oriental Medicine and Acupuncturist Association in BC - Member of American Acupuncture and Alternative Medicine Association

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Fluent in English and Korean

Michael developed a severe pain in his neck, lower back, and hip joint in his early 20’s, then later diagnosed with Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) after suffering for 7 years. He was hopeless until he started the holistic approach. Michael believes that acupuncture and correct lifestyle changes are not only vital to autoimmune disease like AS, but to most of the conditions that modern people go through daily.

Michael’s practice is specialized in sports injury, pain relief, and various disorders that minimize patient’s mobility.

Michael has graduated from PCU College of Holistic Medicine (currently Vancouver Career College) and he is a Registered Acupuncturist and Registered Herbalist (TCM.P).

Michael is also exceptionally passionate about weightlifting, and he likes to go camping and hiking whenever he has the chance to.

Michael’s Qualifications: - Member of Canada Acupotomology Association. - Member of Korean Oriental Medicine and Acupuncturist Association in BC. - Member of American Acupuncture and Alternative Medicine Association.

Fluent in English and Korean Michael developed a severe pain in his neck, lower back, and hip jo... Read More