Simon Yoon
R. Ac, R.TCMP, RMT, KSNS Acupressure Therapist, Acupuncture Instructor
Simon began his health journey with a Bachelor’s degree in Food Science. His passion for wellness deepened through his studies in Five Element Acupuncture under Dr. Hongkyung Kim at the Saam Acupuncture Institute in Korea, followed by a four-year diploma at the Toronto School of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Simon also apprenticed in Germany under the late Professor Saeyion Kim, founder of KSNS (Kim’s Safety Nerve System) therapy – a focused acupressure massage technique that activates specific reflex areas to support the body’s natural healing. He was the first to introduce KSNS therapy to North America.
With over 20 years of experience, Simon has successfully treated patients who had not found relief elsewhere by integrating Five Element Acupuncture, KSNS Acupressure Massage, cupping, guasha, bloodletting, remedial exercises, and herbal medicine. His treatments are personalized based on thorough consultation and each client’s constitution. He has also taught advanced Five Element Acupuncture for over 13 years, honoring the legacy of the late Dr. Kim.
Maggie (Hong Wan)
Currently on leave until Fall
R. TCMP , R. Ac
Maggie is a Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (R. TCMP) and Acupuncturist (R. Ac) in Ontario. She has also earned a Master's Degree in China, where she was a Western Medicine Doctor.
When East meets West, the ancient empirical medicine gets scientific explanation and application. Maggie enjoys treating diseases from the root cause to reduce & prevent recurrence.
Maggie utilizes various treatment approaches, including acupuncture, moxibustion, herbs, Tuina (Chinese Massage), cupping, Guasha (scraping), ear seeds, and more. Combinations of these therapies can be used to treat the following conditions: pain; digestive disorders; women’s health issues, nerve disorders (insomnia; depression; Alzheimer’s disease; movement disorders…)
To feel the amazing combination of these oriental therapies, try it with Maggie!