Our Services

Integrative acupuncture, neurological rehab, psychotherapy, naturopathic medicine and more—customized to your needs.

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Integrated Care Under One Roof

At Complete Balance, your treatment plan may involve one or several therapies. Our practitioners collaborate to determine how and when to combine acupuncture, rehab, counselling, manual therapies and herbal or naturopathic support for the best possible results.

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Core Therapies

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    Acupuncture & Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture

    We use body acupuncture, scalp acupuncture and moxibustion to relieve pain, improve circulation and support the brain and nervous system. Zhu’s Scalp Acupuncture, in particular, is a highly specialized technique for stroke, MS, cerebral palsy and other neurological conditions.

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    Traditional Chinese Medicine & Herbal Medicine

    High-quality, lab-tested herbal formulas in granule and tablet form are prescribed to address internal imbalances, support immunity and complement acupuncture or conventional treatments.

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    Neurological Rehab, Physiotherapy & Personal Training

    Targeted exercises and functional training help retrain movement patterns, improve strength and coordination, and make everyday tasks safer and more independent. This is especially important after stroke, MS, injury or long periods of immobility.

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    Psychotherapy & Counselling

    Registered psychotherapists and a social worker provide individual, couples and family therapy for anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, relationship issues and life transitions. A free 15-minute consultation helps you find the right therapist.

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    Massage Therapy (RMT)

    Massage therapy is used not only for relaxation, but to reduce pain, improve joint mobility, circulation and lymphatic drainage, and enhance the effects of acupuncture and rehab.

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    Chiropractic Care

    Chiropractic treatments address joint alignment, spine health and nervous system function, and are often combined with rehab and acupuncture to support pain relief and better movement.

Supportive & Specialized Services

Cupping, Guasha & Laser Therapy

Used to relieve muscle tension, promote circulation, support tissue healing and offer needle-free options for some patients.

Goodball Therapy

A specialized therapy that uses targeted acupoints to influence circulation and pain pathways.

Lab Tests & Live Blood Cell Analysis

Naturopathic testing to explore nutrient status, inflammation and other internal factors contributing to your symptoms.

Naturopathic Medicine

Lifestyle, nutrition and targeted supplementation woven into your overall care plan.

Clinic Events & Webinars

Educational workshops to help you understand your condition and support your health at home.

 What to Expect at Your First Visit

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    Before you arrive

    You’ll complete intake forms that cover your health history, current medications, symptoms and goals.

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    During your assessment

    Your practitioner will review your history, ask detailed questions and perform a physical or TCM assessment as appropriate. For acupuncture and TCM, this may include pulse and tongue diagnosis. For rehab and chiropractic, we may assess mobility and strength.

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    Your plan

    Together, you’ll discuss treatment options, frequency of visits and how therapies can work together.

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    After your visit

    You’ll receive recommendations for follow-up care and, where applicable, home exercises or lifestyle suggestions.

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