From a very young age, I knew I wanted to help people. I just didn’t know exactly how. My journey as a therapist began in 2009 at a school of alternative medicine in Montreal, where I graduated as a Natural Health Consultant (NHC). I continued to explore different holistic approaches, completing training in Reflexology, all three levels of Reiki, and Acupressure.

My path then naturally led me to massage therapy. In 2012, I completed my Swedish Massage training at the Guijek Institute of Integral Health in Montreal. After several years working in spas as a massage therapist, I realized I was looking for something deeper. I wanted to build longer-term relationships with my clients, understand the root of their concerns, and support them throughout their healing journey.

Traditional Chinese Medicine continued to call me. In 2015, I completed my Shiatsu Massage training at the Kiné-concept Institute, deepening my understanding of Eastern medicine and its holistic approach to health.

Eventually, my body told me that massage was no longer sustainable for me physically. Rather than stepping away from healthcare, I decided to focus on what truly inspired me: finding a way to help people while continuing to work within the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The answer became clear — acupuncture

In 2017, I began my acupuncture training at Collège de Rosemont in Montreal. After three years of intensive study, I moved to the Gaspé region, where I began my career as a Registered Acupuncturist. There, I also developed a deep love for the outdoors and the connection between nature, movement, and well-being.

Over the years, I have continued to expand my professional education, completing additional training in anxiety, insomnia, depression, chronic pain, fertility, pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care. I am particularly passionate about supporting women through the different stages of their reproductive journey.

Since 2021, I have also been working as a doula, complementing my acupuncture practice with professional training focused on fertility, pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum support. Being able to support families through such an important and transformative chapter of their lives has become a deeply meaningful part of my work.

In the summer of 2022, I left Gaspé to cycle across Canada and began a more nomadic chapter of my life. Along the way, I worked in different regions of Quebec, providing acupuncture care and substituting for other practitioners. Each experience allowed me to learn from different therapists, patients, and communities while continuing to develop and refine my own approach to care.

I then took a sabbatical year to slow down, recharge, and explore Canada by road. One of the places that left the strongest impression on me was Revelstoke. I spent the winter of 2025 skiing, exploring the mountains, and falling in love with the community and its way of life.

And now, here I am since October 2025.

I am grateful to be in Revelstoke and to have the opportunity to support people on their own wellness journeys. Whether you are looking for acupuncture, support through pregnancy and postpartum, or simply a moment to reconnect with yourself, my intention is to offer compassionate, individualized care that considers the whole person.

Body. Mind. Spirit.

This is at the heart of how I practice and how I accompany each person I have the privilege of working with.

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Tyla is your go to wellness girl. She loves introducing others to the world of acupuncture and holistic health. Tyla takes the time to understand the root cause of each patient’s concerns, helping them to feel balanced, informed, and supported in their daily lives.

Drawing on her background in personal training and Pilates, Tyla brings a deep understanding of movement and musculoskeletal health into her treatments. She has completed additional training in orthopedic and sports acupuncture allowing for more effectively treatments of injuries and pain.

Tyla enjoys supporting a wide range of conditions including digestive health, nervous system regulation, stress, insomnia, skin concerns, chronic pain, and anxiety. She has a special interest in women’s health, offering support for menstrual pain, hormonal imbalances, fertility from preconception through pregnancy and postpartum, and menopause.

Tyla graduated top of her class with a Bachelor of Health Science in Acupuncture from New Zealand’s College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Her learning hasn’t stopped there, she continues to expand her knowledge through ongoing training, courses, and research.

She offers a variety of treatments including acupuncture, fire cupping, moxibustion, gua sha, tuina massage, and cosmetic acupuncture.

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Camille Landry graduated from a 4-year Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) program in 2016 and completed her post-graduate internship at the China-Japan friendship hospital in Beijing, China.

During this time, she studied the foundational elements of traditional Chinese medicine and diagnosis, classic meridian theory, Chinese herbal medicine, Chinese dietary energetics and ancient classical text; she trained in acupuncture, moxibustion, fire cupping, gua sha, tui na massage, and cosmetic acupuncture; and she shadowed under several Doctors of TCM in various hospital wards in the teaching hospital of Beijing.

Prior to studying Chinese medicine, she graduated from a 2-year Holistic Health Practitioner program, during which she studied energy medicine and trained in Reiki and Touch for Health.

She continues to study TCM, and is currently enrolled in a 2-year Five-Element Acupuncture clinical integration program, where she deepens her understanding of daoist philosophy and its’ influence on Chinese medicine.

She is passionate about the sacred traditions of healing and she strives to help you reconnect with a lively body, a peaceful mind and a loving heart.

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Lisa has been an active individual for most of her life, growing up playing soccer, rock climbing, skiing and hiking. Here is where she gained an appreciation of her body’s innate capabilities and inspiration to promote optimal movement patterns. This led her to study Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia and then Massage Therapy at Sutherland Chan in Toronto.

School gave her knowledge about the mechanics involved with the neuromuscular system, and the processes going on during various activities. She uses this information along with an understanding of how your body works together as a whole when in relation to its environment to best support your body’s ability to get back into alignment.

Through many years of experience, techniques such as trigger point therapy, facial work, functional movement patterns, dynamic stretching, rhythmic techniques, mindfulness and more have shown to be an effective way of relieving pain, increasing range of motion and allowing you to get back to the activities you love.

Lisa enjoys treating a variety of ailments and is keen to work with you in order to find what works best for your body. By looking at how each muscle group plays a part in your postural alignment we can determine what type of stimulation it may need and provide the necessary self care and movement patterns to get you moving freely.

Lisa is passionate about working with you to help facilitate a calm nervous system and efficient movement patterns that will in turn expand your own awareness and ability to heal.

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