Rory Sandstone, R.Ac.
Rory Sandstone has been immersed in the study and practice of acupuncture since 2009.
He is an internationally recognized researcher and teacher and has significant experience treating pain conditions.
His unique style of practice is a blend of detailed anatomical understanding and a lifelong immersion in acupuncture theory and technical skill. He takes a thorough and analytical approach to understand the big picture and identify a strategic and tangible path to recovery.
Rory has a reputation of being able to treat difficult and recalcitrant cases
In particular, Rory is highly skilled at understanding and addressing complex pain conditions such as
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Neurological conditions
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Auto-immune pain conditions
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Acute and chronic injuries
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And more
He has been a faculty member of Pacific Rim College since 2016 having taught subjects as diverse as Sports and Orthopedic Acupuncture, Classical Chinese Medicine, Comparative Anatomy, Internal Martial Arts.
He has been a prolific clinical supervisor for student practitioners, and from 2017 to 2021 served as Dean for the School of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine and Pacific Rim College.
Rory also holds a degree in Anthropology and Classical Studies. In his spare time, he can be found practicing or teaching traditional kung fu, reading in a coffee shop or trying to keep up with his two lively daughters.
What Can Acupuncture Help With?
In short: Anything affected by the circulatory system, nervous system, or myofascial system. That is to say many, many things. Acupuncture has a been recognized by the WHO as being a safe, non-invasive, and effective therapy for a growing list of conditions. These range from autoimmune disorders, all forms of arthritis, digestive disorders, neurological disorders, hormonal imbalances, mood disorders, and all forms of pain.
Rory Sandstone has been effectively treating patients from all walks of life for over a decade and regularly sees the following conditions in his practice:
"Although the condition may be longstanding, it can still be corrected. Those who say this is not true have not refined their skill"
Huang Di Nei Jing - Ling Shu Chapter 1.