Specialties
Our practice focuses on acupuncture for pain relief, fertility, massage, food cures, herbal medicine and facial beautification.
We invite you to join the list of happy clients -- some of whom have had amazing recoveries due to our acupuncture and massage services
Dr. Marlin Wilson is a registered acupuncturist and Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, who opened Wilson Acupuncture in 1997.
Dr. Wilson's methodology is guided by his desire to help people heal using humor, music, compassion, and solid health concepts.
History
Established in 1997.
Dr. Marlin Wilson Dr. TCM, R.Ac , graduated from the Victoria ICTCM, (International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine) in 1997 with the DTCM degree (Doctor of Chinese Medicine).
In the year 2001 the BC government passed legislation to legalize acupuncture and Dr. Wilson was in the first group of practitioners to receive a license. At that time he was designated as a registered acupuncturist (R.Ac). In the year 2003 the BC government brought in new legislation to legalize TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine).
Dr. Marlin Wilson is a registered acupuncturist and Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, who opened Wilson Acupuncture in 1997.
Meet the Business Owner: Marlin W.
Dr. Marlin Wilson Dr. TCM, R.Ac , graduated from the Victoria ICTCM, (International College of Traditional Chinese Medicine) in 1997 with the DTCM degree (Doctor of Chinese Medicine).
In the year 2001 the BC government passed legislation to legalize acupuncture and Dr. Wilson was in the first group of practitioners to receive a license. At that time he was designated as a registered acupuncturist (R.Ac). In the year 2003 the BC government brought in new legislation to legalize TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine).
Dr. Marlin Wilson is a registered acupuncturist and Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, who opened Wilson Acupuncture in 1997.
Dr. Wilson's methodology is guided by his desire to help people heal using humor, music, compassion, and solid health concepts. The central theory of TCM is the yin-yang theory: the concept of two opposing, yet complementary forces that shape the world and all life.