Where Is Ayacupuncture Home Located and How Can I Contact Avery Yackel?

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Ayacupuncture Home is the practice of Avery Yackel, a Registered Acupuncturist and Herbalist serving South Surrey and White Rock, BC, Canada. The site does not publish a street address, phone number, or email in the material available here, so the practical way to reach the practice is through the contact and "Interested in learning more?" links on ayacupuncture.com.

Who you'd be seeing

Avery Yackel is described on the site as a Registered Acupuncturist and Herbalist. Care is hands-on and built around a personal health plan rather than a single fixed treatment.

A plan may include:

  • Acupuncture
  • Moxibustion
  • Shiatsu massage
  • Herbal therapy, when appropriate
  • Individualized diet recommendations, when appropriate

The site frames this as Traditional Oriental Medicine — treating the whole person rather than a set of symptoms.

What the practice says it helps with

The site lists these as areas where preventive health maintenance is possible:

Category Examples given
Pain Headaches, whiplash, back pain, sciatica, joints, fibromyalgia
Women's health Menopause, irregular periods, PMS, endometriosis, infertility, bladder infections, morning sickness
Stress Anxiety, depression, insomnia, chronic fatigue, low energy, weak immune system
Digestion Irritable bowel, acid reflux, bloating, nausea, constipation, diarrhea
Respiratory Asthma, coughing, bronchitis, tonsillitis, frequent colds and flu
Children's health Colic, poor digestion, sleep problems, allergies, asthma, hyperactivity, weak constitution

This is the practice's own description of what it offers, not a claim that acupuncture is proven to treat each condition. If your situation is urgent or serious, see a physician.

How to get in touch

The site's navigation includes an "Interested in learning more?" section and a "Links" section. Those are the entry points for booking or asking a question. Because no address or direct phone number appears in the available page content, start there and request the specifics you need — location, hours, and whether a referral is required.

What patients report

The site publishes testimonials, which are useful mainly for a sense of visit experience rather than as evidence of results:

  • Jasbir came in while feeling a flu coming on before a business trip. He reports his sore throat went away during the treatment, felt refreshed afterward, and did not get sick.
  • Maria had shoulder and chest pain after a month of coughing while recovering from pneumonia. She reports the pain subsided after two visits and has not returned.
  • Ferd describes using Avery on many occasions for ailments and for general well-being.

Individual experiences vary, and testimonials describe outcomes for those specific people.

A reasonable next step

If you're in South Surrey or White Rock and want to know whether this practice fits your situation, use the site's contact link to ask about availability, what a first visit involves, and what to bring. If you're outside those areas, confirm whether the practice takes patients from your location before booking.