FernFest is back for 2022 & so are we!
We are DELIGHTED that FernFest is back for summer of 2022 and we will be back the Non-Profit Hub spreading the good word of Community Acupuncture!
We have moved to 2612 Quadra St., just north of Kings Ave., on the ground floor of Blue Bird Cabs!
We are DELIGHTED that FernFest is back for summer of 2022 and we will be back the Non-Profit Hub spreading the good word of Community Acupuncture!
The H&H acupunks are making an EPIC batch of the legendary KimchiChanChan (Christina Chan’s proprietary blend) to raise funds to send Veronica Palmer-Jones to the Si Yuan Balance Method Acupuncture seminar in Vancouver this October!
Getcher MOXA ON and other such excellent immunity boosting strategies!! Learn some basics for supporting and building immunity based on centuries old ancestral traditions as part of the 18th Annual Victoria Anarchist Book Fair! Supporting Immunity using Traditional Chinese Medicine Sunday Sept 24, 12:00-12:50pm (Outdoor tent, weather permitting) Cold and flu season is upon us…
Sunday March 24th, 1:00 – 3:00pm Sliding scale $10-20, 12 spots availableHeart & Hands Health Collective, 851 Cormorant St. Facilitated by Christina Chan, R.Ac. & Jaay (Jade) Kulhawy-Bartlett, R.Ac.*Hand-outs and a moxa stick provided, please bring a pen and your curiosity! MASKING REQUIRED – we are prioritizing the health and safety of our staff and…
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!
The 2018 Montreal Fringe Creativity Award-winner (and 2019 nominee) presents intellectual and visceral performance art for the purpose of healing. In a time of mass extinction, standup tragicomedian/elderish person Tasha Diamant utilizes figurative and literal nakedness to generate understanding of radical vulnerability. Making use of privilege and pain where atrocity meets autoethnography. TW: visible ageing…
Sunday Jan. 20th,
learn the basics of the traditional technique of moxabustion in this simple workshop facilitated by Susan Shields, R.Ac.
Moxabustion is especially ideal in climates such as ours on Vancouver Island, which is generally characterized as windy, cold and damp for most of the year. It can help warm up and dry out our bodies.
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