Maggie weaves ancient wisdom with modern insight, blending medicine, philosophy, and art.
She is a registered practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in good standing with the CCHPBC. Her heartfelt path into TCM grew from a lifelong fascination with the interconnectedness of people and nature. A graduate of Pacific Rim College, Maggie’s background draws from massage therapy, Western herbal medicine, Chinese philosophy, astrology, and the creative languages of art and music. This diverse foundation shapes her unique approach to healing — one that honors tradition while responding to the present moment.
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
For clients who want to focus on cupping technique only. Recommended for one treatment area.
$8030 min
Acupuncture
This is for returning clients that are continuing their specified Acupuncture treatment plan, as recommended by your practitioner. You can also choose this as an option as a preventative or…
3 options
$110–$145· 45–75 minFrom $110 to $145 for 45–75 min — the cheapest and the dearest acupuncture appointments this clinic charges for.
ICBC Acupuncture Assessment
An initial assessment followed by a treatment and directly billed to ICBC. Treatment could include cupping, needling or other acupuncture methods to help you recover
60 min
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ICBC Acupuncture
A follow up acupuncture treatment to re-assess and treat your condition. Directly billed to ICBC
