TE.A.TE Clinic
Registered Acupuncturists and Shiatsu therapists in downtown Vancouver, providing comprehensive care for pain, stress, neurological conditions, and more.
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About
TE.A.TE Clinic, also known as Healing Space Te-A-Te, is a Traditional Chinese Medicine and Japanese-style bodywork clinic inside Denman Place Mall. The team includes registered acupuncturists and trained shiatsu therapists who blend TCM diagnostics with Japanese shiatsu and reflexology techniques in a calm, downtown setting.
The clinic’s signature offering is its Shiatsu and Acupuncture Fusion (SAF) therapy, which combines hands-on shiatsu pressure work with acupuncture in a single session. Treatment plans are tailored to each patient with the aim of restoring the body’s natural balance and easing pain, tension, and stress.
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Hours
Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri: 9:15 AM – 7:00 PM
Wed & Sun: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sat: 8:15 AM – 7:00 PM
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Contact
Unit 102, Denman Place Mall
1030 Denman St, Vancouver
What we offer
- Acupuncture (Traditional Chinese Medicine)
- Shiatsu (Japanese-style massage)
- Shiatsu & Acupuncture Fusion (SAF) therapy
- Moxibustion
- Cupping (standalone, glass or plastic cups)
- Electro-stimulation / electroacupuncture
- Tui Na (meridian massage)
- Reflexology, Japanese style
- Reflexology, English style
- Pain management & stress relief sessions
- Tailored combination treatment plans
Frequently asked questions
Where is the clinic located?
Unit 102 – 1030 Denman Street, inside Denman Place Mall in Vancouver’s West End.
What kind of clinic is this?
A Traditional Chinese Medicine and Japanese bodywork clinic offering acupuncture, shiatsu, reflexology and related modalities.
What is SAF therapy?
Shiatsu and Acupuncture Fusion, a combined session that blends shiatsu pressure work with acupuncture in one treatment.
Do you offer cupping on its own?
Yes, cupping is available as a standalone service in addition to being part of larger TCM sessions.
Can I book online?
Yes, through the Jane App link on the clinic’s website.
What should I bring on a first visit?
Your extended health benefits info if you plan to claim, comfortable clothing, and a list of any current medications or health concerns to discuss with the practitioner.
