Our approach is holistic: focusing on the individual.

Expect to learn more about yourself. Be prepared to experience a deep mind-body connection. Walk away relaxed with a new-found sense of self-awareness and ease.

With nearly 10 years of experience as a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Kavita has developed deep clinical insights, which have powerfully informed her treatments. By utilizing an individualized approach and adept at modalities such as acupuncture, cupping, gua sha, herbal medicine, and moxibustion she effectively treats ailments ranging from migraines to menstrual irregularities. Having interned with TCM leaders in the fields of gynecology & fertility: facial rejuvenation & dermatology: musculoskeletal pain & trauma she employs an integrative approach to achieve tangible results. She educates her patients on how to incorporate this ancient wisdom into daily, workable self-care strategies.

Kavita is a licenced member of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners of Ontario (CTCMPAO) and is an honors alumnus of the Institute of Traditional Medicine. As a Clinical Supervisor at the Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine Academy (AIM), she helps her student’s breakdown complex issues into cohesive and strategic treatment plans.

Kavita’s ultimate desire is that her patients experience the transformative benefits of Traditional Chinese Medicine, empowering them to achieve their health goals.

She has special interest in reproductive health
including gynecological issues, fertility, prenatal/postpartum care and perimenopause.
​She is committed to an inclusive and gender affirming approach to reproductive health.
She also offers Facial Acupuncture/Guasha using a therapeutic whole body approach,
believing that skin health and longevity can be encouraged as part of helping her clients
feel great overall. Traditional Chinese Medicine offers a holistic approach to health and
Ingrid uses this framework to treat her client’s symptoms while simultaneously
addressing underlying imbalances and so improving overall health outcomes. With a
background in visual arts, Ingrid brings an intuitive and creative sensibility to her
practice, and believes deeply in meeting the unique needs of each client. She believes
in each person’s innate healing ability, and centers her practice around facilitating and
empowering her patients in this beautiful and challenging process.
Ingrid’s education includes a diploma from Eight Branches Academy of Eastern
Medicine, cosmetic acupuncture certificate from Two Circles Acupuncture and
internships at both Six Degrees Community Acupuncture and Living Waters Therapies.
Ingrid also has a BFA from Emily Carr University. She loves to learn and is always
expanding her knowledge and skills in the healing arts to bring the best care to her
clients.

Dee’s mission in her practice is a simple one: to help you feel healthier and more empowered in your body, so that you can thrive in all aspects of your life. She has a particular interest in digestive, reproductive, and mental health, and has experience treating a wide array of conditions including IBS, PCOS, Endometriosis, PMS, irregular or lost cycles, fatigue, insomnia, stress and anxiety.

Dee approaches treatment through a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) framework, informed by a biomedical understanding of anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology. She is passionate about creating personalized and effective care plans for each individual patient that addresses their own unique needs, using a combination of modalities including acupuncture, nutrition, cupping, gua sha and body work. All of her treatments take into consideration the connection between the body, the mind and the spirit.

Dee is deeply passionate about helping you heal and reach your health goals without judgment, restriction or shame. She practices from a holistic, anti-oppressive, trauma-informed lens, in a 2SLGBTQIA+ positive space.

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Feeling comfortable with your therapist is probably the most important factor that helps facilitate change. Jordan will strive to create a space that you will feel comfortable to be yourself. He is trained in several therapeutic approaches and will engage with you in an informal and conversational style to understand what issues and dynamics in your life that can shift to strategies and resolutions utilizing your strengths. Jordan has over twenty years of experience working as a Social Worker in a hospital. He has acquired many skills of working within complicated systems which include healthcare, addictions, sex and sexuality, HIV and chronic disease, Palliative Care, and housing. If you are having any issues or challenges regarding these matters, he has comfort and confidence working in these areas.

I work with acupuncture, cupping, and herbal medicine primarily to support people in their health goals. 

My practice has been greatly shaped by working with people experiencing HIV+ at the Toronto People with Aids Foundation as well as having spent the majority of my acupuncture time working in a community clinic setting where many folks could receive treatment at the same time while in the same space. 

I regularly treated symptoms including but not limited to chronic or acute pain, fatigue, difficult or irregular periods / PMS, migraines, digestion, insomnia, mental health, stress, skin health, recovery from surgeries, and side effects of medication.

I practice with an anti-oppressive, trauma informed, anti-racist and de-colonizing approach in a 2SLGBTQIA+ positive space. Please reach out if you have any questions. 

Website: Space Acupuncture

 

WHO DO YOU LIKE TREATING AND WHY DO YOU DO WHAT YOU DO: 

I am so grateful to study and practice acupuncture, cupping and herbal medicine. It helps me to feel more connected and present with myself. This medicine reminds us that we have the skills to listen deeply to our body’s patterns, and how our health is directly linked with our community health, job, connection to nature, etc. I am always learning from it and can see people light up with new understanding or connecting with parts of themselves they haven’t connected with for a while from it while in treatment. 

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As a trusted professional in her field, Maja is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest advancements and techniques in Orthopaedic and Pelvic Health Physiotherapy. Her ongoing pursuit of professional development ensures that her patients receive the highest standard of care, grounded in evidence-informed practices.

Maja Degen is an Orthopaedic and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist. Maja holds a Honors Bachelor of Science from McMaster University and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy degree from the University of Toronto.