Susan's practice, Health Oriented, is located at 2500 N. Federal Highway, Suite #303 in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. She offers patients Acupuncture, NSEV Treatments, Facial Rejuvenation, Vitamin B and Homeopathic Injections, a wide range of Herbal Formulas and Supplements, and lots of TLC.

Sarah became interested in acupuncture as a career during high school. She chose to study physiology at the Lyman Brigg's School of Michigan State University. After undergrad, Sarah continued her education at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine in Portland, OR. She spent 3 full years learning Chinese Medicine, including anatomy, physiology, Chinese medical theory, western pathology, acupuncture, Chinese herbology, nutrition, shiatsu massage, taichi,
and qigong. She also completed a 1 year internship in her last year of school, where she studied under both Chinese and Western acupuncturists and herbalists. She completed her qigong training with a certification to teach 1000 Hands Buddha Qigong.

Sarah has continued expanding her acupuncture knowledge by taking many continueing education courses. These include Chinese medical theory, the treatment of stress, anxiety, and pain, women's health, GI disorders and allergies. She has studied balance method with Dr. Tan, the Mei Zen Cosmetic acupuncture system, the Battlefield Acupuncture protocol for pain management and Chinese language. Most recently she has completed a 3 weekend intensive training in Sports Medicine Acupuncture and is working on completing the ABORM exam for certification in reproductive medicine.

My journey as a Chinese Medicine Practitioner started in 1994 when I met a monk in Taiwan who taught me about meditation, cleansing, food healing, calligraphy and Chinese health practices. For 10 years, I travelled around the world studying natural healing and classical Asian martial arts from various masters, healers and schools.

I graduated from the Academy of Classical Oriental Sciences in British Columbia with a degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine, modelled after the Beijing University of Chinese Medicine curriculum.

I’ve been in clinic practice for over 10 years in the Ottawa-Gatineau area. I am a Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac) with the College of Traditional Chinese Medical Practitioners and Acupuncturists in Ontario under the following number: 2807. I currently see patients at The Village Clinic in Westboro.

I teach weekly Qigong and Chen Style Tai Chi classes at Aylmer Qigong and Tai Chi and I hold regular at workshops, lectures, webinars and events on health and well-being.

I also lecture and write on child developmental psychology and behaviour using traditional Chinese medicine. I am the author of the book Democratic Parenting and the creator of The ADHD Transformation Program.

I have advanced training in Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Therapy, Dietary Recommendations, Qigong/Tai Chi, and Traditional Chinese Medical Psychology.

For more than 25 years Sue has been helping people address all kinds of health problems, including back and neck pain, sciatica, frozen shoulder, digestive problems and allergies, arthritis, hormonal issues, to name a few. She also works with men and women on fertility problems, with women during pregnancy and with babies and children. Check out our “Acupuncture Benefits” page for more details and modern research references.

London Acupuncture is offering a complete approach to well-being. It’s not just about working with a particular complaint; it’s about understanding how to maintain your health, cope with stresses and really get the best out of life.

Lindsay is trained in a variety of acupuncture styles such as Traditional Chinese acupuncture, Japanese Acupuncture and Dr Tan's Balance Method.
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These forms of healing consider all aspects of your health in-particular mind, body, spirit, and emotional health in the quest for optimal wellbeing. The body consists of many inter-dependent parts, if one if these is not functioning properly it can impact on the functioning of the whole body. Our aim is to not only alleviate the symptoms of disease but to address the root cause of the issue.