We’re inside Whistler Myofascial Release at 1420 Alpha Lake Road, Suite #202. Free parking is out front or around back — just look for spots 11–30 and head up to the second floor.

Not at this time. But don’t worry — we provide detailed receipts you can submit to your insurance provider. Most patients are reimbursed within 1–7 business days.

Yes, a card is required to confirm your booking. After your visit, you’ll receive a detailed receipt that you can submit to your insurance provider for reimbursement.

We ask for at least 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule. This helps us offer the spot to someone else and avoid unnecessary fees. Late cancellations are charge 50%, no shows at 100%.

Think comfy and moveable — shorts and a tank top or sports bra work best. It helps us access and assess key areas, and makes the treatment more effective. Draping is always available if you need it.

Stay hydrated and eat a light snack before you come in. Aim to arrive 5 minutes early, and fill out your intake forms at least 24 hours ahead so we can review everything in advance.

Each session starts with a check-in and movement assessment, followed by hands-on treatment, needling, and time to rest with the needles in place. You’ll have a call button if you need anything.

Orthopedic acupuncture combines traditional needling with modern assessment to target muscle, joint, and nerve dysfunction. It’s especially effective for pain, injuries, and performance recovery.

Dry needling restores the elasticity into tight tissues and stops pain from triggerpoints. Acupuncture often uses points away from the pain to regulate the nervous system and support whole-body healing.

Electroacupuncture uses gentle electrical pulses to re-establish the firing sequence of muscles using motor points. It helps reduce pain, improve muscle function, and speed up recovery.

You might feel a quick pinch, dull, ache, and/or muscle twitch — that’s totally normal and a good sign we’ve hit the right spot. Most people find the treatment deeply relaxing once the needles are in.

Most sessions are 40 minutes, but we focus on what your body needs — not just the clock.

Expect to feel lighter, looser, and more mobile. Mild soreness is common, like post-workout fatigue, but it usually fades within 24–48 hours. Hydration, heat, and gentle movement help.

Yes — simple, targeted exercises or self-care tips are often part of your plan. These help reinforce the work we do in clinic and keep your progress moving between visits.

Yes! Movement is great after treatment — just keep it pain-free. Gentle exercise, walking, or mobility work can actually help reinforce the changes we made.

That depends on your goals and the severity of your issue. Often we start twice per week at first, then taper off as things improve. For lasting results, consistency wins every time.

Most people start to feel a shift in 1–3 visits. Mild cases often resolve in 4–6 sessions, while more complex or long-standing issues may take 10–20. We then reccommend tune ups every 4-6 weeks.

To keep it simple — It stimulates the nervous system, releasing endorphins and boosting circulation to reduce pain and inflammation. It’s like flipping a reset switch for your body.

We focus on pain, performance, and recovery — from neck and back pain to nerve impingement, tendonitis, headaches, and post-surgical care — all with a whole-system, holistic approach.

Acupuncture helps regulate hormones, improve circulation, and reduce pain related to the pelvic floor, cycle irregularities, or postpartum recovery.

Yes — by regulating the nervous system, acupuncture reduces stress, improves sleep, and supports recovery from burnout or overtraining.