High-quality Acupuncture and TCM with our Acupuncturist in Burquitlam-Lougheed, BC.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has existing over a thousand years ago. Among the popular TCM practice is the use of acupuncture. It’s a form of TCM that has been perfected over the years that can treat short-term and chronic pain in the neck, back, and joints. It is also effective in decreasing stress levels and treating a certain form of anxiety and insomnia. Acupuncture promotes the balance and flow of energy within your body.

At Evergreen Rehab and Wellness, we have skilled Acupuncturists who are always ready to help you when it comes to Acupuncture and TCM in Burquitlam-Lougheed. Our practitioners are dedicated to empowering you to embrace a healthy, natural, and pain-free life. As we practice holistic treatments, our Acupuncturist will make sure that you are thoroughly assessed and treated with an ideal treatment plan.

Our Acupuncturists Serving Burquitlam-Lougheed

David Ha

Acupuncturist

David is a registered acupuncturist of Evergreen Rehab & Wellness, specializing in the treatment of migraines.

Sinwook Kang

Acupuncturist

Sinwook Kang is a licensed acupuncturist serving Evergreen Rehab & Wellness – Burquitlam Lougheed and Surrey Guildford with over 20 years of experience in Oriental medicine.

Nicole (Jiyoo) Lee

Acupuncturist/TCM

Nicole (Jiyoo) Lee is Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner and acupuncturist at Evergreen Rehab & Wellness - Burquitlam Lougheed ( West Coquitlam) and Surrey Guildford.

Chloe Kim

Acupuncturist/TCM.P

Chloe (Nakyung) Kim is a Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner, officially licensed by the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of British Columbia (CTCMA).

Louis (Yoon Tae) Cho

Acupuncturist

Louis is a licensed Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) in 2026 who graduated in 2025 and now he will be serving Evergreen Rehab & Wellness - Burquitlam Lougheed (West Coquitlam).

Treatments Provided by Our Acupuncturists in Burquitlam-Lougheed

Electro-Acupuncture

A type of modified acupuncture treatment that uses two needles. Its main goal is to stimulate the acupuncture points with an electric current. It helps to promote the circulation of Qi and to speed up the healing process.

Motor-point Acupuncture

Another form of acupuncture originated from inserting needles into muscles’ motor points. It can help to reset muscle contraction in order to reduce pain and restore the joints back to their normal function.

Tui-na

A massage therapy that also originated in China is part of the main branches of TCM. Just like the other types of acupuncture, it also helps to stimulate the flow of Qi to help in promoting balance and harmony within the body. Commonly, this is combined with Acupuncture.

Acupressure

Also called as pressure acupuncture, this technique was also developed in China over a thousand years ago. It is using the same principle of acupuncture to promote relaxation, and treating diseases without the use of needling.

Cupping (Myofascial Decompression)

Another form of ancient alternative medicine was used over a thousand years ago. It uses special cups that are placed within the skin for a few minutes. It is used to relieve pain and treat a certain condition.

Gua-Sha (Myofascial Scraping)

This is also known as skin scraping, spooning or coining. It involves application of pressure by scraping the skin with a massage tool. It is notable for treating discomfort and tension from musculoskeletal pain such as back pain, neck and shoulder pain.

Chinese Medicine Herbal Tea

A Chinese Medicine Herbal Tea as part of TCM also has a goal to treat various types of health conditions. Nowadays, it is popularly known to have cooling and healing properties to the body. In addition, it can help to clear the toxins within the body.

What Our Patients Say

4.9/5.0

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Ellen Tsang
3 years ago
Pretty good RMT (registered massage therapy) experience. They do direct billing to 1 provider. Location can be a bit hard to find at first. Can park in the underground parking lot. When you walk back up the parking lot ramp, Evergreen is on the right past the 504 sign.
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Gee k
3 years ago
Suji Hong, the acupuncturist, is the best I’ve ever known. I had foot injuries that lasted for a couple of months, but after receiving three sessions of needle treatments from her, the pain is gone! She is very professional and caring, and she pinpoints the exact areas where I have issues. If you are looking for a trustworthy acupuncturist in town, I would highly recommend her :)
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Una C
3 years ago
I have been taking Pilates with Mo Ran for over 3 months now and she’s one the most amazing instructors I’ve ever had. Super patient and really understanding my needs over body adjustments. Highly recommend her!!
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Jay
3 years ago
Sarah Park is the best kinesiologist I have ever experienced. Always impressed by her superlative job of providing best solutions and delivering the immaculate sessions. It's easy to feel that she is very knowledgeable, passionate and caring. Having an amazing experience with Sarah has led me to switch from other clinic that I have been taking physio to take physio sessions at Evergreen.
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Sophia
3 years ago
My mom and I saw Dr. Teddy Kim for back and neck pain. His assessment and treatment was very thorough and we felt much better. He even taught us exercises to do at home. Highly recommended

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Acupuncture Safe?

It is essential that you have chosen a licensed acupuncturist. With them, you are definitely on the safe hands and will be given the right treatment. They are trained and highly skilled to provide an ideal treatment based on your condition.

As mentioned earlier, acupuncture is very safe, you may just experience some occasional bruise.

The whole process is being called as a painless process, but the degree of pain varies from person to person. Most patients reported that there was little or very little pain. It is like the pain you feel when you pluck your hair. The other thing to note is that the treatment as a whole also depends on the expertise of the acupuncturist. It should be understood that it may not provide instant relief from the disease.

In order to know if you are qualified a thorough assessment is needed to be done. Also, it is done to determine if the modality fits your health condition. Acupuncture is not recommended for pregnant or if you are hemophiliac. It is also essential to inform our Acupuncturist in case if you are taking any anti-coagulant medication.

It is highly recommended to avoid drinking alcohol or taking any sedatives for about 4 hours before your acupuncture session. Also, make sure that you’ll not come on an empty stomach, but it is advised not to eat too much.

You must avoid taking alcohol, cigarettes and caffeinated product. It is also recommended to eat just the right amount of food and not too much.

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