Core Service

Acupuncture in Surrey, BC.

Registered acupuncturist offering Traditional Chinese Medicine and evidence-based acupuncture for headaches, chronic pain, stress, anxiety, women’s health, and whole-body wellness. ICBC & WorkSafeBC accepted. No referral needed.

Book Your Acupuncture Session → Call (604) 999-4442

Our Approach

East meets
west.

At Move to Motion, our acupuncture practice blends Traditional Chinese Medicine with evidence-based western clinical knowledge. Our registered acupuncturists bring specialized expertise in treating headaches, migraines, chronic pain, stress, anxiety, and a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions through targeted acupuncture protocols refined over years of clinical experience.

TCM principles guide the treatment of energy balance, women’s health, and whole-body wellness, while western research informs precise point selection for conditions like tension headaches, nerve pain, and inflammatory disorders. This integrated approach means you get the best of both traditions — treating the root cause while providing immediate symptom relief. If you’re searching for acupuncture in Surrey or acupuncture near you, our Move to Motion physio and acupuncture clinic offers fully integrated care. We work closely with our physiotherapy and massage therapy teams to ensure your acupuncture care is part of a comprehensive, coordinated recovery plan.

Specialties

Our acupuncture
specialties.

Headaches & Migraines

Cochrane-reviewed evidence confirms acupuncture outperforms preventive medications for migraine frequency, with fewer side effects. Equally effective for tension and cervicogenic headaches.

Facial Pain

Trigeminal neuralgia, Bell’s palsy, sinusitis-related pain, and atypical facial pain. Acupuncture targets the trigeminal nerve pathways, reducing nerve hypersensitivity and restoring normal sensation.

Women's Health

Menstrual pain, PCOS, fertility support, endometriosis, and menopausal symptoms. Cycle-phased protocols refined over 2,000 years of TCM practice, now validated by modern research.

Stress, Anxiety & Insomnia

Regulates the HPA axis, lowers cortisol, and boosts GABA and endorphin release. Meta-analyses show superior sleep outcomes versus benzodiazepines at 4-week follow-up.

Nausea & Digestion

IBS, acid reflux, functional dyspepsia, and nausea of any cause. PC-6 acupuncture is used in oncology centres globally for chemotherapy-induced nausea.

Neuropathic Pain

Sciatica, diabetic neuropathy, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Electroacupuncture demonstrates measurable improvements in nerve conduction velocity and reduces central sensitization.

Sports Acupuncture

Injury recovery, tendinopathy, muscle strains, and athletic performance. Integrated directly with our physiotherapy and active rehab teams for a coordinated return-to-sport approach.

Respiratory

Asthma, allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, and COPD. Acupuncture modulates airway inflammation, IgE-mediated allergy responses, and bronchial smooth muscle tone.

TMJ & Jaw Pain

Targeted needling of the masseter, temporalis, and pterygoid muscles relieves jaw tension, bruxism, and associated headaches. Often combined with chiropractic care for cervical alignment.

Addictions & Recovery

The NADA auricular protocol reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms. Used in over 2,000 programs in 40 countries as a validated adjunct to addiction treatment.

Cosmetic Acupuncture

Facial rejuvenation acupuncture stimulates collagen production and improves skin elasticity, muscle tone, and circulation. A natural, non-invasive alternative to surgical procedures.

Nervous System Regulation

Modulates the autonomic nervous system, promoting parasympathetic activation. Effective for dysautonomia, chronic stress response, and post-concussion nervous system imbalance.

Chronic Pain

Long-term pain management through targeted acupuncture protocols. Reduces central sensitization, modulates pain signaling pathways, and supports the body's natural analgesic response.

Fire Cupping

Traditional glass cupping for deep muscle release, improved circulation, and fascial adhesion breakdown. Often combined with acupuncture for enhanced pain relief and recovery.

Your Session

What to
expect.

Your first acupuncture session includes a comprehensive TCM assessment — your practitioner will ask about your symptoms, health history, sleep, digestion, and stress levels. Pulse and tongue diagnosis may be used alongside western clinical assessment to build a complete picture.

Treatment involves the insertion of hair-thin needles (0.20–0.25mm) at specific acupuncture points. Most patients feel little more than a faint tap — nothing like an injection or blood draw. Needles remain in place for 20–30 minutes while you rest in a calm, private treatment room. Sessions are deeply relaxing — many patients fall asleep. No referral is needed, most extended health plans cover acupuncture, and we direct bill to all major providers. Have more questions? Visit our FAQ page or read about insurance coverage .

No referral required
Hair-thin needles — nothing like an injection
Deeply relaxing 30–45 minute sessions
Direct billing to all major insurers
ICBC and WorkSafeBC accepted

Acupuncture in Surrey, BC.

East meets
west.