Erin Alexander is registered with the CTCMA and ATCMA. She has studied Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Canadian College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and Pacific Rim College. She continues to further her knowledge and skills through various courses, seminars and conferences.

Erin is passionate about healing and Chinese Medicine.  She believes in the idea of treating the whole person and restoring balance to the body and mind, with a focus on prevention. Her experiences growing up surrounded by nature have given her a great respect and love for nature’s sophisticated workings and yet simplicity which Chinese medicine embodies.  

Erin practices traditional needling techniques, cupping therapy, tui na, gua sha, auriculotherapy and yang shen, and herbal medicine.   She has helped patients seek relief from headaches, insomnia, chronic and acute pain, bi polar disorder, depression and digestive complaints.  As well, Erin has a special interest in emotional/mental health, women’s health issues, pregnancy and pediatrics. 

Erin believes our bodies have an amazing capacity to heal themselves.   She uses her knowledge of Chinese and Western medicine, mind, heart and intuition to discover what your body and spirit need.

When not at the spa, Erin can be found braving the elements sailing or hiking, practicing the art of stillness through Tai Chi or racing after her fiery daughter

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Karin’s intent is to bring the best of traditional and modern energetic therapies to help people empower and heal themselves in alignment with nature.

She’s successfully treated hormonal imbalances, autoimmune conditions, degenerative disease, digestive issues, insomnia, anxiety and depression, mothers to-be, injuries and chronic pain.

Karin practiced Homeopathic Medicine for well over a decade before becoming registered as a TCM Practitioner. She uses acupuncture, East Asian herbs, cupping, homeopathics and lifestyle rituals to gently nudge the body towards a greater expression of health.

Karin splits her time between Victoria and Salt Spring, is the proud mother of a 21 year old daughter and she speaks French. This year she’s branching out her love of the wilderness by learning how to sail.

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Xiao Yan Chen (Sicheng Chen) comes from a distinguished medical family in China, where her father is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) doctor with over 50 years of experience. Inspired by this legacy, Xiao Chen pursued her own path in medicine, completing her MD academic and clinical training at Chengdu University of TCM in Sichuan Province, China. She also earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Western Medicine from Chongqing Medical University, positioning her to integrate both Eastern and Western medical practices. Xiao Chen’s career in China spanned over 15 years, during which she worked as a Resident Physician and later as an Associate Chief Physician specializing in Pediatrics at Chengdu Women’s and Children’s Health Center Hospital. Her extensive practice encompassed a range of clinical, instructional, and research roles, with a focus on Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Rehabilitation, and the integration of TCM and Western Medicine. After immigrating to Canada, Xiao Chen continued her professional journey by serving as a TCM and MD instructor at Oshio TCM College and practices as a Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (R.TCM.P). In her personal life, Xiao Chen enjoys reading, traveling, gardening, and playing ping- pong. With a deep fondness for her hometown of Chengdu, she adopted the nickname “Sicheng” as a tribute.

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Maggie is a registered practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in good standing with the CCHPBC. She brings a modern and heartfelt approach to ancient wisdom, drawing from a diverse background that includes massage therapy, Western herbal medicine, Chinese philosophy, astrology, art and music. A graduate of Pacific Rim College, her journey into TCM was inspired by a lifelong fascination with the interconnectedness of people and nature.

Raised in a family of TCM doctors and shaped by experiences across urban Hong Kong, rural Australia, and Canada, Maggie has a deep understanding of how our surroundings influence health. In the TCM tradition, the body is a microcosm of the natural world, where 天 地 人 (Heaven, Earth, and Humanity) form a single, interconnected whole. True health arises when the body’s inner environment is in harmony with the world around it. It is a felt sense of belonging—of being in the right place, with the right body, and the right mind. Maggie’s practice is devoted to nurturing this inner landscape - keeping the soil fertile and the waters flowing - so the body’s innate rhythm can be restored. With this balance, vitality flourishes, the mind finds its ground, and joy naturally flows back into daily life.

Maggie offers compassionate and tailored care for a wide range of conditions, including pain management, digestive health, sleep and stress concerns, and menstrual and fertility support, injury recovery (acute or chronic), chronic illness, and preventative medicine. Her treatments may include acupuncture, Gua Sha, fire cupping, moxibustion, Tui Na, auriculotherapy, and Chinese herbal medicine.

Languages: English, Cantonese

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Frank is a licensed acupuncturist in British Columbia with a warm, friendly personality. Growing up in China, he was deeply influenced by how common and trusted Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is in everyday life. From a young age, he witnessed how his own parents used acupuncture and herbal remedies to maintain their health. Now in their later years, they continue to enjoy greater vitality compared to many of their peers. These experiences inspired him to study TCM with the goal of helping others strengthen their well-being and prevent illness before it begins. He provides acupuncture, gua sha, cupping, and moxibustion therapies to address a wide range of common health issues, including headaches, neck and shoulder pain, low back pain, leg pain, insomnia, depression and eye strain. He listens carefully and adjusts each treatment to meet the individual needs of the patient.

With sincerity and dedication, Frank strives to provide high-quality care tailored to each person’s unique needs.

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Cielo is a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner specializing in pain management and emotional well-being. Her approach combines the wisdom of classical Chinese medicine with multiple therapeutic techniques to help patients achieve both physical relief and emotional balance.

With over 20 years of experience teaching Tai Chi, Qigong, and Yoga, Cielo brings a deep understanding of the mind–body connection to her practice. Her journey into holistic health began in 2002 with yoga, which later expanded into Traditional Chinese Medicine, movement therapy, and bodywork. She has studied Chen-style Tai Chi in Chen Village, Taoist practices on Wudang Mountain, and traditional Thai massage and acupressure in Chiang Mai Thailand, integrating these diverse traditions into her therapeutic approach.

In July 2025, she was awarded two gold medals and one silver medal at the World Health Qigong Tournament in Vancouver, further highlighting her expertise and dedication to holistic health.

In her treatments, she integrates a wide range of modalities — including acupuncture, electro-acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, acupressure, and thai massage — tailoring each session to the individual’s needs. She also provides guidance on self acupressure, diet, lifestyle, and exercise, supporting patients in sustaining long-term wellness outside the clinic.

Beyond pain and stress-related conditions, she also helps patients with digestive health, women’s health, fatigue, and sleep issues.

Cielo holds both her bachelor and master degrees from one of the most prestigious universities in China, specializing in Chinese history and culture. This background gives her a unique and profound understanding of the roots of Chinese medicine and its relevance in today’s world.

Fluent in both English and Chinese, she offers a comfortable and inclusive space for patients from diverse backgrounds. Her style of care is gentle, attentive, and personalized, with the goal of activating the body’s innate ability to heal.

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Ying is a licensed acupuncturist in British Columbia, passionate about holistic healing and dedicated to helping patients restore balance through Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Based in Victoria, she provides individualized treatments including acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, and moxibustion. Her key areas of focus include neck and shoulder pain, headaches, sleep disorders, stress-related conditions, and women’s health issues such as menstrual irregularities and hormonal balance. Ying takes the time to understand each patient’s unique needs and gently customizes every treatment plan to support both physical and emotional well-being. Knowing that some patients may feel nervous about acupuncture, she strives to create a calm and supportive environment to help them feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible during treatment. Outside of the clinic, Ying enjoys traveling, cooking, movies, and spending quality time with her family. She is committed to guiding her patients toward natural healing and long-term wellness, one step at a time.

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