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New Procedure In Facial Rejuvenation Offered

The Boston Channel (01/13/2006)

Acupuncture pierces

chronic and seasonal problems

BBC News, (02/18/2006)

Acupuncture relieves arthritis pain

CTV.ca News Staff (12/20/2004)

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Jennifer Strong R.Ac. (Dr.TCM.-Alberta), is a Registered Acupuncturist, practicing acupuncture and Oriental medicine since 1996. She completed her medical training at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, following an undergraduate degree earned at Mills College (an ivy-league women’s college). Jennifer has completed additional training in facial rejuvenation and in advanced acupuncture techniques.

As Sheng Zhen chi (qi) gong has proven to be deeply effect in healing on every level, and as it is assessable to beginners, Jennifer continues to study Sheng Zhen. She is authorized by its’ founder, Li Jun Feng, to teach, and so offers classes through the Comox Recreation Centre and at her clinic.

Jennifer has served the public and her profession as president of the Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine Society of Alberta, chair of the government’s Acupuncture Committee and Acupuncture Program Review Committee, on the government’s Board of Examiners and was a working member of the government’s Acupuncture Transition Steering Committee.

Jennifer Strong is registered with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture of British Columbia, a current member of the National Sports Acupuncture Association, the National Qi Gong Association, the World Academic Society of Medical Qigong, and is former member of the Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine Society of Alberta and the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute.



	New on our site: Need directions? Maps, directions and contact information available here. Acupuncture in the news: PTSD Amoung Military Personnel: Acupuncture Works! Jennifer Strong, Comox Valley Health & Recreation Guide Winter 2008 The holistic truth: Older patients turn to ancient art of acupuncture to ease pain. Kristin Erekson, (06/03/01) Facial Acupuncture Helps Some Feel Years Younger - New Procedure In Facial Rejuvenation Offered The Boston Channel (01/13/2006) Good For What Ails You: Acupuncture pierces chronic and seasonal problems Stephen Kurczy, Stonington Times (2/17/2006) 'Good for back pain' study says. BBC News, (02/18/2006) U.S. study: Acupuncture relieves arthritis pain CTV.ca News Staff (12/20/2004) Click here for more.
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Jennifer Strong R.Ac. (Dr.TCM.-Alberta), is a Registered Acupuncturist, practicing acupuncture and Oriental medicine since 1996. She completed her medical training at the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, following an undergraduate degree earned at Mills College (an ivy-league women’s college). Jennifer has completed additional training in facial rejuvenation and in advanced acupuncture techniques. As Sheng Zhen chi (qi) gong has proven to be deeply effect in healing on every level, and as it is assessable to beginners, Jennifer continues to study Sheng Zhen. She is authorized by its’ founder, Li Jun Feng, to teach, and so offers classes through the Comox Recreation Centre and at her clinic. Jennifer has served the public and her profession as president of the Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine Society of Alberta, chair of the government’s Acupuncture Committee and Acupuncture Program Review Committee, on the government’s Board of Examiners and was a working member of the government’s Acupuncture Transition Steering Committee. Jennifer Strong is registered with the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture of British Columbia, a current member of the National Sports Acupuncture Association, the National Qi Gong Association, the World Academic Society of Medical Qigong, and is former member of the Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine Society of Alberta and the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute.
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