Stacey has been practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for over 12 years and has been a member in good standing with the CTCMPAO (College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario) since 2013. As a Registered Acupuncturist, she uses a variety of TCM modalities, including acupuncture, electro-acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, gua sha, eastern nutrition and more, to help clients restore their health naturally and support them in working toward their wellness goals.
Since Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a complete system of healthcare that takes into account someone’s entire health picture, acupuncture and other TCM modalities can be used to treat virtually any non-urgent concerns. It treats the whole person, not just the symptoms or issues they are presenting with, so people will often report significant shifts in their mood and energy levels, better sleep, improved digestion and an overall increased ability to cope with stressors, in addition to the concerns they’ve come in for. Stacey’s goal has always been to help people see that everything is connected and they truly have all they need to be well. Sometimes the body just needs a bit of gentle support in the right direction.
Stacey has extensive experience treating a wide range of health concerns, with a special interest in helping clients manage stress and mental/emotional health, and all of the many imbalances this can cause in the body. Above all, she is committed to providing each client with compassionate, non-judgemental care and a safe space to heal.
If you’re feeling tight, tense, or like your body is holding onto stress or pain that just won’t let go, you’re not alone—and you’re not imagining it. Many of the people I work with come in feeling stuck, whether it’s from chronic pain, lingering stress, or the emotional weight of things they’ve been carrying for years.
In our sessions, I take a gentle, fascial-focused approach. That means I work with the connective tissue—the web that holds everything in your body together—and I do it in a slow, intentional way. It’s not about forcing anything; it’s about listening to your body and helping it unwind and recalibrate at its own pace.
This kind of work often helps people who feel like traditional therapy, massage, or stretching just didn’t go deep enough or didn’t last. Whether you’re dealing with tension headaches, jaw clenching, back pain, fatigue, or even anxiety that lives in your body, these treatments aim to restore movement and create a sense of calm in your nervous system.
Many clients tell me they leave feeling lighter—like they can breathe more deeply, move more freely, or think more clearly. The pain may not disappear overnight, but they start noticing real change: fewer flare-ups, deeper sleep, less reactivity to stress, and more ease in their everyday lives.
If your body feels like it’s been in survival mode for too long, this kind of care might be what it needs to feel safe, supported, and begin to heal.
