A little about Sarah

Sarah (she/her), is originally from Saskatoon, but has been living (mostly) on the west coast for the past 13 years. During this time she studied acupuncture and East Asian Medicine at Pacific Rim College in Victoria, BC.
Sarah’s journey with acupuncture has helped her through her own personal struggles with gynaecology disorders, digestive health, chronic pain and supporting her mental health. She guides her clients through their journey from a place of hope and understanding.
Read below to get to know Sarah, visit her bio , or click below to book an acu-nap with her :)
What is your hometown?
Treaty 6 & Métis Homeland, Saskatoon, SK
What did you want to be when you grew up?
I went through a few phases growing up. I remember wanting to be a doctor and then for a while I really wanted to be a comedian on SNL, lol.
Favorite places you’ve travelled?
I worked in Hawaii for a summer and that was pretty incredible!
Favorite food?
Tacos!
Cats or dogs?
DOGS :)
What are you listening to nowadays?
Mostly Rosalía & Megan thee Stallion at the moment. I also recently discovered audiobooks (lol).
What are things you enjoy doing in your spare time?
Well now that I am back on the island, I’ve been connecting with lots of friends again which has been so nice! I love going for walks in nature and also cooking and baking :) And of course, love watching Britbox! :)
Non-profits you should be watching?
SUPPLY! My friend Ashley is so amazing and passionate and everyone should check them out! They are a creative reuse centre for art, school and office supplies and have so many amazing programs to check out!
What is your super power?
I think probably intuition! It really has been a pretty powerful tool now that I am finally listening!
Why acupuncture?
I spent a lot of my life not really connecting with my body. I didn’t understand a lot of medical issues I started dealing with and when my doctor couldn’t tell me what was wrong I got even more lost! I think acupuncture and East Asian Medicine have been so profound at helping me really connect and understand how my body and mind work but also how they work together! I am so thankful to have met and worked with such amazing acupuncturists who truly inspired me to become one.
Describe community acupuncture in a nutshell?
Community acupuncture is a way of making acupuncture more accessible and also gives the added benefit of healing as a community. People coming together to collectively heal, there is nothing better!
Heart & hands is…
A space for everyone :)