Christina & Veronica at Motherfest 2018!
Christina & Veronica are at here at Mothering Touch for a 4th year giving magical pokes to magical folks at MotherFest 2018!
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Fundraising KimchiChanChan Pt. 2! Send Veronica to her seminar!
Those of you who missed out or want more KimchiChanChan, FEAR NOT! We are doing a 2nd limited run at the end of September! WE ARE SOLD OUT! Same as before, $10-20 sliding scale for 500ml jars available ONLY by pre-order. All proceeds will go towards Veronica Palmer-Jones‘ Si Yuan Balance Method seminar fees! So, we…
H&H Story from K.D.
In early 2014 escalating neck and shoulder pain lead me to scour the Internet in search of accessible local options. As a full time student with an adoration of all things social justice oriented, Heart and Hands fit the bill perfectly. As a newbie to acupuncture I appreciated that each acupunk showed a genuine interest…
Don’t miss out on your 2020 MSP coverage!
Hey you! Don’t miss out on using up your MSP coverage for 2020…You may be eligible for up to 10 Community Acupuncture sessions FREE of charge!! Find out more & apply today!
H&H swag sale: a fundraiser for the IRSSS
We have goodies left over from our crowdfunding campaign early 2020 and we are hoping to sell off what is remaining to continue supporting the Indian Residential School Survivors Society. What is currently available: Available in the lobby during Community Acupuncture hours, if you are not booked for an appointment, but wanted to drop by…
Community acupuncture: Economic access/stability
Acupuncture that people can’t afford to try is acupuncture that doesn’t work. Full stop. While the most basic need of physical safety for acupuncture is relatively easy to meet, this next level makes up for it by being excruciatingly difficult. This level encompasses not only affordability for patients, but having an economic delivery mechanism for…
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…