Treatments

Treatment Options

Every treatment is tailored to your individual needs. During your appointment, Zea will recommend the therapies most appropriate for your concerns and goals, often combining techniques to provide the most effective care.

Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a traditional therapy that uses very fine needles placed at specific points on the body to encourage healing and restore balance. It works by improving circulation, regulating the nervous system, and supporting the body’s natural ability to heal.

Commonly used for:
– Back, neck, and joint pain
– Headaches and migraines
– Stress and anxiety
– Digestive concerns
– Sleep disturbances
– Women’s health and fertility support
– General wellness and preventative care

Cupping

Cupping therapy uses gentle suction to lift the skin and underlying tissues, helping to release muscle tension, improve circulation, and encourage the body’s natural healing response.

Commonly used for:
– Muscle tightness and soreness
– Back, neck, and shoulder pain
– Headaches
– Stress and fatigue
– Recovery after physical activity
– Respiratory congestion

What to expect: Temporary circular marks on the skin are normal and typically fade within several days.

Gua Sha

Gua Sha is a traditional technique that uses a smooth-edged tool to gently stroke the skin. This treatment helps stimulate circulation, reduce inflammation, and relieve muscle tension.

Commonly used for:
– Neck and shoulder tension
– Chronic muscle pain
– Headaches
– Limited mobility
– Recovery from overuse injuries

What to expect: Mild redness may appear after treatment and usually resolves quickly.

Moxibustion

Moxibustion involves warming specific acupuncture points using dried mugwort (moxa). The soothing heat encourages circulation and supports the body’s healing processes.

Commonly used for:
– Chronic pain and stiffness
– Digestive concerns
– Fatigue and low energy
– Menstrual discomfort
– Fertility support
– Cold hands and feet

What to expect: Most people find moxibustion deeply relaxing and enjoy the gentle warmth it provides.

Electroacupuncture (E-Stim)

Electroacupuncture combines traditional acupuncture with a mild electrical current delivered through the needles. The stimulation can enhance treatment effects, particularly for pain and nerve-related conditions.

Commonly used for:
– Chronic and acute pain
– Sciatica and nerve pain
– Muscle spasms
– Sports injuries
– Arthritis and joint pain
– Stroke rehabilitation support

What to expect: You may feel a gentle tingling or rhythmic pulsing sensation during treatment. It should never be painful.

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Treatment Frequency

Moderate / Ongoing Concerns

1–2 times per week

Persistent symptoms, hormonal concerns, stress-related conditions, or moderate pain and discomfort.

Chronic/Long-Term Conditions

1–2 times per week for maintenance

Long-standing or recurring conditions including chronic pain, arthritis, fibromyalgia, and neurological concerns.

Acute / Severe Symptoms

2–3 times per week for 2–3 weeks

Recent injuries, flare-ups, or symptoms rated 7–9/10. Reassess and adjust treatment as symptoms improve.

Wellness & Prevention

Monthly or as needed

Support for overall wellbeing, stress management, immune support, seasonal changes, and preventative care.

Treatment Costs

Treatment costs are outlined simply and transparently so you can focus on your care without surprises

MSP Claims

$70-$90

MSP coverage for acupuncture is available to individuals receiving premium assistance, typically with a net income of $42,000 or less per year. Eligible patients receive $23 per visit for up to 10 combined visits annually, billed directly to MSP.



Standard Fees

$110-$140

Fee Range Varies


Initial Consultation & Treatment
75 min — $140

Follow-Up Treatment
60 min — $110


Please reach out if you have questions on which to book.

ICBC Claims

$113-$132

Direct billing is available for ICBC claims


Initial Consultation & Treatment
60 min — $132

Follow-Up Treatment
60 min — $113


Direct billing is available for most extended health benefit providers, MSP and ICBC