Acupuncture for complete health & wellness.

Located in Ucluelet, BC, Daly Acupuncture offers Traditional Chinese Medicine techniques to treat pain, injuries, and health issues, reduce stress, and improve overall health and wellness.

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Daly Acupuncture in Ucluelet, BC

Lyndsay Daly R. Ac is a Registered Acupuncturist offering multiple techniques to treat pain, injuries, digestive health issues, reduce stress, and improve overall health and wellness. Traditional Chinese Medicine can also help treat imbalances, including emotional disorders, hormone disorders, neurological problems, addiction, and dermatological issues.

Treatment techniques include needling, cupping, gua sha, moxibustion, and Tui Na (Chinese massage). Daly Acupuncture believes that by incorporating lifestyle changes, dietary therapy, and movement into acupuncture treatment plans, patients can improve their health and well-being in everyday life.

Techniques

Needling & Cupping

Needling and cupping effectively treat pain, digestive issues, injuries, stress and anxiety and can promote overall health and wellness.

Gua Sha & Tui Na

Gua Sha and Tui Na (Chinese massage) are traditional Chinese healing methods that can improve circulation and reduce pain and stress.

Moxibustion

Moxibustion is a practice in traditional Chinese medicine that can improve circulation and assist with pain, digestive problems and other health issues.

About Daly Acupuncture

Lyndsay Daly is a Registered Acupuncturist who lives, works and plays in Ucluelet, BC. She graduated in 2017 from the Pacific Rim College, School of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in Victoria, British Columbia. She is also a certified yoga instructor with 200 hours of RYT.

Before attending Pacific Rim College, Lyndsay worked as an outdoor guide. Though the work was rewarding in many ways, it was also very taxing on the body. She found that the best way to ease her aches and pains was through acupuncture and the movement of yoga. With an interest in wellness and a passion for helping others, she decided that a career in acupuncture was the right path for her.