Eight Branches de Toronto, ON

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Téléphone :	+1 416-925-5722
Site :	eightbranches.ca
Adresse :	358 Dupont Street Annex, Toronto, ON, M5R 1V9 The Annex
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches	250 mDupont 260 mSpadina Road 260 mDupont Street
Catégories :	Médecine traditionnelle chinoise Acupuncture

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Aujourd'hui	9:00 – 22:00 Ouvert en ce moment
Heure locale (Toronto)	09:07 jeudi 22 mai 2025

Horaires d'ouverture

lundi	9:00 – 22:00
mardi	9:00 – 22:00
mercredi	9:00 – 22:00
jeudi	9:00 – 22:00
vendredi	9:00 – 22:00
samedi	10:00 – 16:00
dimanche	–

Description

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Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine Training.

Historique

Fondé en 2010.

Eight Branches continues a long history of treatment and education from its Annex location, in the unique building that formerly housed Kokoro Dojo — a Zen Shiatsu school that served its community for over 25 years until its closure in 2010. Eight Branches shares, respects, and recognizes Kokoro’s vision of providing a calm, nurturing environment in which to explore meditative approaches to self-health.

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Kokoro DoJo

358 Dupont Street

Shiatsu Kokoro Dojo

358 Dupont Street

Vitality Magazine

356 Dupont Street

Planning Resource Network

362 Dupont Street

Kokoro DO Jo

358 Dupont Street

Crailer Communications

360 Dupont Street

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Jackie P.

Évaluation du lieu : 5
Toronto, Canada

I don’t have extended health benefits, so when I found out about Eight Branches, I hot tailed my butt there. Eight Branches has a teaching clinic that treats clients. Because it’s a school, there is usually 3 people residing over your treatment (1 primary and 2 secondaries). You’ll be asked a lot of questions about your health and any issues you have. They then leave for about 5 minutes deciding how to treat you.
I teach yoga and if you can believe it, I get tight in my upper back (all those downward dogs), so sometimes I’ll get a massage (Tuina, a chinese massage that is done over your clothes and feels amazing; cupping, which is a deep massage but if you love deep tissue massage, it’s AWESOME!!! You will have marks on your backs though — they do fade; sometimes Shiatsu). They also do acupuncture (of course).
They will also prescribe herbs if needed.
The cost is $ 20 a session (the session is about 1.5 hours), but if you get a living green card, it’s $ 15/session.
Go…just go.