Acupuncture in Kelowna at Balance Point

Balance Point Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine has served Kelowna since 2009. Our practitioners provide individualized acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine care for people seeking help with pain, headaches, muscle tension and other health concerns.Visit us at 570 Raymer Avenue, Suite 303, in Kelowna’s Pandosy neighbourhood. Whether you are new to acupuncture or continuing treatment, we take time to understand your concerns and discuss an approach suited to your needs.Book an acupuncture appointment online or call 778-484-9922.

Meet Your Kelowna Acupuncture Practitioners

Travis McIndoe, Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine, brings training from Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine and more than a decade of experience living in Taiwan. His clinical interests include chronic pain, peripheral neuropathy, fertility support and acupuncture approaches for people with eye conditions.Yin-Wei Wu (Vivi), Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner, provides acupuncture and Chinese medicine care with a particular interest in scalp acupuncture.Read our practitioner profiles to learn more about their education, experience and approaches to treatment.

Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine for a Wide Range of Health Concerns

At Balance Point in Kelowna, our practice extends beyond pain management. We see people seeking support for a wide range of concerns, from persistent physical symptoms to stress, reproductive health and healthy aging.Pain, injuries and mobility: Back and neck pain, sciatica symptoms, shoulder tension, knee pain, arthritis-related discomfort, sports injuries, jaw tension and recovery following injuries or surgery.Headaches and neurological symptoms: Headaches, migraines, peripheral neuropathy, nerve-related discomfort and rehabilitation support following a stroke.Stress, sleep and emotional well-being: Stress, anxiety symptoms, difficulty falling or staying asleep, and the physical tension that often accompanies emotional strain.Digestive concerns: Bloating, reflux symptoms, nausea, constipation, loose stools and changes in digestion associated with stress.Women’s health and fertility support: Menstrual discomfort, cycle-related symptoms, fertility concerns, support alongside assisted reproduction, and symptoms associated with perimenopause and menopause.Eye and vision concerns: Specialized consultations incorporating Micro Acupuncture and AcuNova approaches for people living with eye conditions, including macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa and diabetic retinopathy. This care is complementary to ongoing assessment and treatment by an optometrist or ophthalmologist.

Other Conditions and Individualized Care

The concerns listed above are only part of what we see at our Kelowna acupuncture and Chinese medicine clinic. We also provide consultations for skin concerns such as eczema and acne, stroke sequelae—the ongoing effects following a stroke—and a variety of neurological symptoms and other complex or persistent health concerns.Treatment recommendations depend on your individual assessment, the available evidence and your existing medical care. Acupuncture and Chinese medicine may be considered as complementary care, with realistic goals discussed before treatment.Don’t see your condition listed? Contact Balance Point at 778-484-9922 to discuss your concerns and whether our services may be appropriate for you.

What Happens at Your First Appointment?

Your first appointment includes a discussion of your main concerns, health history, medications and treatment goals. Your practitioner assesses your symptoms and explains the proposed treatment before proceeding.Acupuncture involves placing fine, sterile, single-use needles at selected points. You may feel a brief prick, mild pressure or an aching sensation. Let your practitioner know if you are uncomfortable so treatment can be adjusted.Wear comfortable clothing and bring an up-to-date list of medications and supplements. If you are nervous about needles, tell us—we can explain each step and discuss your options.

A Treatment Plan Based on Your Response