Acupuncture for Pain & Performance in Whistler BC

Specializing in electro⚡️acupuncture + dry needling for faster recovery, better movement, and lasting results.

Move better. Feel better. Live better.

From the mountains to your day-to-day, we address pain at its source—keeping you moving well and feeling great for the long run.

Here To Help You:

Get Back To What You Love — ⚡️Fast

I know how frustrating it is to be sidelined from your sport or the activities you love. That’s why I use the most effective, research-backed techniques to address pain at its source and get you moving again—quickly, safely, and with lasting results.

Paired with hands-on manual therapy and corrective exercises, these methods create a treatment experience that’s as precise as it is powerful—helping you recover faster, perform better, and feel at home in your body.

Over the years, I’ve learned that the best results often come from a creative, sometimes unconventional approach. My style may be different from what you’ve tried before, but time and again, I’ve seen it create meaningful, lasting change.

Acupuncture – The foundation for other needling techniques. This traditional therapy uses fine needles in a distal style—placed away from pain—to regulate the nervous system and create whole-body effects that support lasting change.

Dry Needling – Targets tight or constricted muscles directly. Effective for releasing trigger points, restoring muscle length, and improving movement after injury or overuse—supporting performance and reducing re-injury risk.

Electroacupuncture – Adds a gentle current between needles to reactivate weak muscles, boost circulation, and reduce inflammation. Backed by research and clinical experience, it’s my not-so-secret advantage to get you faster results that last.

Acupuncturist Brittany Leeworthy

Meet Britt

My mission is simple: to keep you moving well because I believe I can have the biggest impact on your health by helping you stay active.

I began my career in 2014 as a Registered Massage Therapist. By 2017, after seeing the incredible results a few little pins could provide, I returned to school to earn a second degree in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine.

Today, with a decade of experience and a results-driven mindset, I blend traditional and modern styles of acupuncture with manual therapies for pain relief and improved performance in sport and in life.

When working with me, expect an interactive, hands-on approach that encourages you to take an active role in your care, balanced with time for quiet restoration to help you recharge and heal.

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