Registered Acupuncturist in Smithers, BC.
Our Clinic
Soul Point Acupuncture was established in early 2017 and is now operating within the new Trillium Integrative Health Centre in Smithers, BC. Our vision is that of a holistic approach, which incorporates the mind, body and spirit. Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine bring the body into alignment by helping the body heal itself. Everyone deserves to live a healthy, peaceful and pain-free life; we help you achieve this.
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Treatments & Services
In Chinese Medicine, an underlying principle is that illness and pain occur when the body’s qi, or vital energy, cannot flow freely. There can be many reasons for this; emotional and physical stress, poor nutrition, infection or injury are among the most common. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, the focus of healing is on the individual, not their illness, and all the symptoms are seen in relation to each other.
Initial Consultation
The first visit is an initial consultation to discuss your health concerns and determine if this is the best avenue for you. This will also include an acupuncture treatment should you make the choice to start treatments.
Follow Up Treatment
This is a follow up appointment or ongoing acupuncture treatment for those that have completed their initial consultation.
Individualized Treatment Plans
Each patient is unique; two people with the same western diagnosis may receive different acupuncture treatments. Your initial consultation will consist of a full review of your health history and an assessment of your current condition. This information will be used to develop a full treatment plan that is suited to your individual needs.
Meet Savanna Levenson, Registered Acupuncturist
Savanna is originally from Victoria BC, where she finished her undergraduate degree in biology. She lived in the Northwest Territories after leaving BC and came back to BC to settle in Smithers in 2011 with her husband and three children, two horses, a donkey and numerous other animals. Savanna is an avid horsewoman who also has her level one coaching certification for English riding. She completed the 3 year degree in Acupuncture from Oshio College of Acupuncture and Herbology and graduated in 2016. Her style of Acupuncture follows those of Dr. Richard Tan and Master Tung while incorporating traditional theory. These styles use mostly distal needling below the knees and elbows.
In British Columbia, the requirement to be a Registered Acupuncturist consists of a 3 year program with over 450 hours of clinical experience and 2 years of post secondary education. The 3 year degree covers all modalities in Chinese Medicine, including knowledge of western medical diseases and specialties.