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Jane Zhou Acu.

IMG_3128.jpg  Jane ZhouACU.

Ms. Shuqin (Jane) Zhou was a top-three Professional athlete in the Chinese National Track and Field Team, ranking #17 in the world.  Considered an Olympic contender, until she injured her knee in 1992, thus ending her professional athlete's life. She worked as a professional throw coach for professional Chinese athletes after receiving her Sports Training Degree.  During her coaching career, she gained more than 8 years of experience in Acupressure massage and Acupuncture for sports injuries. She obtained her certificate for Canadian training in Foot Reflexology in 2007 and started her own clinic as a certified foot reflexologist. She became a certified advanced Chinese Manipulative Therapist in China in 2008, and has gained a reputation for very effective massage.
In 2010, she graduated from PCU College of Holistic Medicine and became a fully licensed Acupuncturist in British Columbia. Currently, she is practicing at Lifestyle Health Centre in Langley BC.

Credentials

  • Registered Acupuncturist of British Columbia, Canada (CTCMA)
  • Certified Foot Reflexologist (RAC)
  • Chinese Manipulative Therapist (China)

Office Hours

Monday:

8:00 am-6:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:30 am-6:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:00 am-3:00 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-7:00 pm

Friday:

8:00 am-12:00 pm

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed

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    Tracy V.
  • "Dr. Scott is a great personable chiropractor. You have great staff that are helpful and prompt plus friendly!"
    Athena Shumey
  • "I can do things now without the limitation of painful movement! Great treatment, great facility, nice touch with beverages in wait room, and awesome reception!"
    Jeanne R.
  • "My left leg was numb from the hip down. The numbness is gone. I have much better movement and feel 100% better. Very happy! I have gone to a Chiropractor monthly for years. Love the results I am getting with Dr. Scott."
    Lurinda Rinehart
  • "Chiropractic has allowed me to perform 100% in my sport. It's important to be consistent with your chiro health."
    David Kravenchenko
  • "The lower back and hip relief was amazing. Being able to walk without pain and without a limp has greatly improved my life. Thank you."
    Edee Rumley
  • "I experience way less pain and better sleep, giving me more energy and outlook on the day, less fear anxiety of doing or trying activities. I would recommend this office to everyone looking to improve their day to day life. I like that I have learned more about my body and how to listen to it."
    Linda M.
  • "Chiropractic helped me to get range of motion back and helped me manage my symptoms."
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  • "Better movement and energy, less knee and back pain. Dr. Scott rocks!"
    Gerry T.
  • "I had back pain for many years and now I rarely get back pain. The staff is amazing, everyone is so caring to the patients."
    Jeremy denOuden
  • "I have less pain during everyday activities from chiropractic treatment and acupuncture helped with migraines and stomach issues."
    Leticia Ruzza
  • "Migraines have improved. Sleep has improved. Nerve pain has improved. All allow me to do my job better and all allow me to enjoy dancing more!"
    Carol C.
  • "Before: all normal activity was painful. Now: I don't have daily pain anymore."
    Jen Dawe
  • "Chiropractic has reduced my pain levels and improved energy levels. Acupuncture helped with headaches and digestive issues.
    Friendliest staff anywhere! We feel like we are truly known and cared for by Dr. Scott & the staff!"
    Holly denOuden

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