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Browse 25 TCM practitioners with a practice focus on Addiction Recovery Support in North Vancouver, British Columbia. Initial assessment costs average $145, ranging from $140 to $150. Compare pricing where available, directory trust signals, and clinic review snapshots.
Addiction Recovery Support involves therapeutic approaches that may help individuals manage cravings, withdrawal symptoms, and emotional challenges during recovery. Practitioners may use acupuncture protocols such as NADA and herbal medicine.
25 practitioners found · avg. initial assessment $145
R.Ac.
Lynn Valley Massage Therapy · Broadway Wellness Centre · Broadway Wellness
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Addiction Recovery Support, Depression Support.
North Vancouver, BC
Clinic rating snapshot
4.8 (616 clinic reviews)
$150
Mandarin
Accepting patients
Acupuncturist
QubeCore Sports & Rehab
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Addiction Recovery Support, Emotional Wellness.
North Vancouver, BC
Clinic rating snapshot
4.9 (249 clinic reviews)
$140
Accepting patients
Dr.TCM.
Chi-Flo Chinese Medicine Clinic
Practice focus
Lists focus areas in Migraine Support, Rehabilitation Support.
North Vancouver, BC
Clinic rating snapshot
5.0 (32 clinic reviews)
Pricing unavailable
Accepting patients
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There are currently 25 TCM practitioners with a practice focus on Addiction Recovery Support listed in North Vancouver, BC on TCMThrive.
The average initial assessment cost for TCM practitioners focused on Addiction Recovery Support in North Vancouver is approximately $145 (range: $140–$150).
TCM practitioners focused on Addiction Recovery Support in North Vancouver speak: Mandarin.
Addiction Recovery Support involves therapeutic approaches that may help individuals manage cravings, withdrawal symptoms, and emotional challenges during recovery. Practitioners may use acupuncture protocols such as NADA and herbal medicine.