Member of the Order
of Quebec acupuncturists
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of Quebec acupuncturists
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Sylvain L. Trudel
Acupuncturist
Graduate in acupuncture
Training:
Sylvain L. Trudel received his training in Chinese Medicine in Montreal, then in Quebec City with the College of Chinese and Cultural Medicine. He graduated in 1987 and has been an acupuncturist for over 22 years.
Professional background :
After working in Quebec City and Baie-Comeau, he moved to the West Island of Montreal in 1998.
Her specialization is oriented towards an additional training on the evaluation of back, neck or any other joint pain, hormonal disorders (premenstrual syndrome, menopause, cycle-related problems), insomnia, etc.
In addition, he has been trained in cranio-sacral therapy since 2004. He is able to use the soft laser on children and people who fear the pain of needles.
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Sylvain can intervene in :
- Acupuncture
Rate
- Initial evaluation: $100 per treatment
- Subsequent visits: $85 per treatment
Receipts issued
- Acupuncture
Make an appointment with Sylvain
One of the best ways to book an appointment with Sylvain is to do it online through our new system. In addition, a downloadable “app” will give you access to this feature on your mobile device.
Sylvain's schedule
Dorval clinic
| Day | Time |
|---|---|
| Tuesday and Thursday | from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm | Monday, Wednesday and Friday | Not available |
| Saturday and Sunday | Not available |
Sylvain can intervene in:
- Acupuncture
Rate
- Initial evaluation: $95 per treatment
- Subsequent visits: $75 per treatment
Receipts issued
- Acupuncture
Sylvain's schedule
| Day | Time |
|---|---|
| Tuesday and Thursday | from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm |
| Monday, Wednesday and Friday | Not available |
| Saturday and Sunday | Not available |
Make an appointment
with Sylvain
One of the best ways to book an appointment with Sylvain is to do it online through our new system. In addition, a downloadable “app” will give you access to this feature on your mobile device.
Introduction
to acupuncture
Chinese medicine includes acupuncture, Chinese herbology, manual manipulation, Qi Qong and Tai Qi.
Acupuncture is based on a system of meridians. These are the segments of a great line which are used to circulate energy and each one carries the name of the organ where it passes to irrigate and nourish it.
In 1985, the University of Paris scientifically recognized the existence of meridians, thus demonstrating the credibility of acupuncture to the most skeptical. To do this, the researchers inserted radioactive cobalt into an acupuncture point and followed its path. They were able to compare and prove that the circuitry drawn by cobalt in the blood (veins/arteries), nerve and lymphatic circuits was similar in every way to those of the meridians identified on the body by Chinese acupuncturists. In addition, the electrical potential of the acupuncture points located on these meridians was found to be different from those located in other areas of the body that are not acupuncture points.
The examination performed by the acupuncturist is designed to evaluate the energetic quality of each organ. It helps to determine the state of emptiness or fullness of the organs (i.e. the emptiness of the Kidney energy or the fullness of the Liver energy). The acupuncturist can then access the points associated with emptiness or fullness and restore balance in the affected organ(s). He will use needles or a soft laser on acupuncture points to rebalance the energy of the organs and thus restore health.
Treat yourself to an energy rebalance twice a year (in the spring and fall), which will help you maintain your health at its best. The cost is worth it, as you will benefit from increased vitality, improved sleep and better concentration in your daily activities.
“WITH HEALTH, EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE
Introduction
to acupuncture
Chinese medicine includes acupuncture, Chinese herbology, manual manipulation, Qi Qong and Tai Qi.
Acupuncture is based on a system of meridians. These are the segments of a great line which are used to circulate energy and each one carries the name of the organ where it passes to irrigate and nourish it.
In 1985, the University of Paris scientifically recognized the existence of meridians, thus demonstrating the credibility of acupuncture to the most skeptical. To do this, the researchers inserted radioactive cobalt into an acupuncture point and followed its path. They were able to compare and prove that the circuitry drawn by cobalt in the blood (veins/arteries), nerve and lymphatic circuits was similar in every way to those of the meridians identified on the body by Chinese acupuncturists. In addition, the electrical potential of the acupuncture points located on these meridians was found to be different from those located in other areas of the body that are not acupuncture points.
The examination performed by the acupuncturist is designed to evaluate the energetic quality of each organ. It helps to determine the state of emptiness or fullness of the organs (i.e. the emptiness of the Kidney energy or the fullness of the Liver energy). The acupuncturist can then access the points associated with emptiness or fullness and restore balance in the affected organ(s). He will use needles or a soft laser on acupuncture points to rebalance the energy of the organs and thus restore health.
Treat yourself to an energy rebalance twice a year (in the spring and fall), which will help you maintain your health at its best. The cost is worth it, as you will benefit from increased vitality, improved sleep and better concentration in your daily activities.
“WITH HEALTH, EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE
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Acupuncture, allergies and season’s change
F or people with seasonal allergies : The main goal of acupuncture is to balance the energy of the body. The energy flows along the
Acupuncture & Stress
Should you consider acupuncture as a solution? Making a dinner that pleases the whole family, fulfilling the demands of an overly demanding boss , getting the
Acupuncture: The kidney
Here is a short video explaining the importance of the kidney and the implications for your health. Our acupuncturist Sylvain Trudel explains how to stimulate 3 acupuncture points of the kidney with finger pressure.
Acupuncture and allergies
With seasonal allergy season upon us, this video explains how acupuncture can help.
