Student-led Acupuncture Clinic

About the clinic

Acupuncture is a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) modality that uses points on the body that lie on meridians or pathways along which the body’s life-giving energy called Qi circulates.

Under the supervision of professional clinic mentors, Georgian College Acupuncture students provide treatments including electroacupuncture, acupressure, cupping and moxa.

If you are a new client, please take a look at the Acupuncture acknowledgement agreement before your first appointment.

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IMPORTANT NOTE: At any time before or during treatment, the supervising Registered TCM/Acupuncturist may determine that treatment shall not proceed due to the increased risk to the client or others in the setting

All instructors/mentors involved in training students and supervising the Georgian College Acupuncture Clinic are duly regulated members in good standing with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario (CTCMPAO). CTCMPAO is the governing body established by the Government of Ontario under the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 and the Traditional Chinese Medicine Act, 2006. 

Treatments

What to expect during your first visit

Your first appointment will include:

• A complete assessment during which you discuss in-depth your health history and your current complaint(s) – approximately one hour long.
• A physical assessment based on TCM diagnostics which may include pulse and tongue diagnosis, and the physical palpation/examination of an area associated with the health complaint.
• A treatment during the initial consultation – not guaranteed (full treatments will be provided during each subsequent booking) and depends on the time available and type of clinic format booked.
• Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early if you are a NEW client so that you can complete consent forms

For the best treatment results, keep a few things in mind:

• Please arrive on time
• Don’t eat a large meal or consume alcohol before your visit
• Wear loose, comfortable clothes
• Be sure to discuss any questions or concerns with your acupuncturist
• Refrain from overexertion, drugs or alcohol for at least six hours after treatment
• Follow your treatment plan in between visits
• Keep all of your appointments – each builds on the previous one
• Empty your bladder before starting your treatment
• Stay well hydrated (drink water) following your treatment
• Optional: Enjoy a warm Epsom salts bath following treatment

Book an appointment

Book by phone or email

SUMMER SEMESTER – MAY 5, 2025 TO AUGUST 15, 2025

** We ask that you always leave a voice mail as your call is important to us **

Please email acupuncture@georgiancollege.ca or call 705.722.5156 and speak to one of our Customer Service Representatives

Contact information and hours of operation