Community Acupuncture: healing is not an isolated act
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Those live together, heal together
I still remember my first experience sitting in a group room watching individuals in recovery having tiny acupuncture needles gently placed in their ears. After, they spent 45 minutes quietly and peacefully seated with their fellow peers. I recall how beautiful and profound this was, for just this moment, these individuals were free of pain….
Welcome (back) Sarah Strohan, R.TCMP.!
A “new to some” face will be joining our schedule in July (start date TBD), we are delighted to welcome back Sarah Strohan, R.TCMP, to the H&H team :) Originally from Saskatoon, Sarah has been living (mostly) on the west coast for the past 13 years. During this time she studied acupuncture and East Asian…
January is Pay it Forward Month!
For the month of January, add a $2 donation on top of our $20-50 acupuncture fees & be entered in a draw for awesome H&H prizes.
All proceeds go to funding Supportive Recovery Wellness programs at the Portland Hotel Society’s Douglas St. Community!
Community Acupuncture Fundraiser in benefit of the Red Cross Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal
We at Heart & Hands cannot simply standby and watch the Russian invasion into Ukraine. We are devastated by the violent destruction and senseless loss of human life. We continue to fundraise for local and global crises all while providing our community vital and necessary healthcare services. THURSDAYS, 10am – 2pm March 17th, 24th, 31st…
Expanding our Community Acupuncture hours in August!
The time has come and we will be expanding our hourly capacity to 4 timeslots per hour! Appointments (3 timeslots per hour) will be available up until Sunday August 2nd. Then there will be a break in appointment availability so we can make the necessary adjustments in JaneApp. We will start offering 4 timeslots per…
It’s coming… “Help us build H&H 2.0”, an online Crowdfunding Campaign!
As a tiny, values-based establishment in Downtown Victoria, it is no longer sustainable for us to remain as a business due to rapidly rising operating costs. Hence, we are transitioning into a non-profit, so we can continue offering our valuable and affordable services and providing our acupuncturists with a living wage. Since opening our doors…
