Traditional Chinese Medicine is a powerful theoretical, diagnostic and treatment systems has been refined over 2,500 years in the experience of understanding life from a holistic perspective, maintaining health, preventing diseases, treating root causes of illnesses and strengthening the relationship between the natural elements and human life.
Acupuncture is the most often practiced component of Chinese Medicine. It involves inserting tiny filiform, sterile, disposable needles into the skin at select acupuncture points along the meridians. Acupuncture works with our body’s innate self-healing mechanism and is able to guide the body’s energy system to heal itself in the most holistic, natural way. Here is a list of commonly treated health conditions by acupuncture:

• Allergies
• Asthma
• Back pain (neck, upper, middle and lower)
• Carpel tunnel
• Chronic fatigue
• Constipation
• Concussion
• Depression
• Epilepsy
• Facial paralysis
• Fertility
• Fibromyalgia
• Golf elbow
• Headaches
• High/low blood pressure
• Labour induction
• Inflammation
• Lactation difficulties
• Menstrual problems
• Migraines
• Musculoskeletal disorders
• Nerve disorders
• Postpartum recovery
• Sciatica
• Sinusitis
• Sports injuries
• Stress/Anxiety
• Stroke
• Tennis elbow
• Tendonitis
• TMJ
• Improving effects of chemotherapy
• Indigestion (bloating, constipation, hiccups,
• burping, acid reflex, diarrhoea)

There are 3 types of counselling available: ( for the other practitioners, please see the online link as they are available virtually, https://cedarhealingarts.janeapp.com/locations/online/book)

Sonja Alina den Elzen, R.Ac.. – Daoist-Informed Emotional Alchemy & Embodied Transformation
Drawing from Daoist medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and quantum healing, Sonja’s approach emphasizes psycho-spiritual transformation through the cultivation of energetic awareness, emotional embodiment, and inner alchemy. Her work supports clients in transmuting suffering into wisdom, fostering long-term resilience, and reconnecting with a deeper sense of meaning and relational integrity. Sessions offer a grounded space to reorganize values, reframe patterns, and restore harmony between body, heart, and spirit.

Rebekah Autumn Novak - MSc Neuropsychology, CCTP I Counsellor & Facilitator

Rebekah brings over five years of experience in addictions, trauma-informed care, and brain-based mental health support. She blends neuroscience education with grounded, human-to-human connection. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing begins with understanding how our brains and bodies respond to adversity- and how we can reconnect with our innate capacity for resilience.Rebekah offers a warm, non-judgmental space where clients of all backgrounds feel seen, safe, and supported. Her approach is inclusive, relational, and informed by a deep respect for each person’s story. She specializes in working with individuals navigating trauma, addiction recovery, chronic stress, and emotional overwhelm, and is particularly passionate about making complex brain science practical and empowering.

At this time, Rebekah offers trauma counseling, addictions work, and brain-health consulting at Cedar Healing Arts.

Zarah Calvert - Hakomi Psychotherapy
"Hakomi” is a word coming from the Indigenous American Hopi Nation, which asks, “Who am I in relation to all realms?” Hakomi is a psychotherapy modality that uses mindfulness and somatic (body-based) techniques to help individuals explore and understand their unconscious beliefs and patterns. It's a gentle and non-violent approach that emphasizes self-discovery through the body's wisdom, facilitating deep healing and personal growth.