Fruition Wellness
12 13 Ave S Cranbrook, BC, Canada

October is full of special dates Today we celebrate 6 years in business I set up acupuncture shop in Marysville in 2014 with my needles and a desk that I got for $10 at a garage sale. I had two awesome RMT's join me to help cover the bills and off we went. Mainly known as an acupuncture and massage therapy clinic now, I still feel strongly for the vision I began with- to create a collaborative space with integrative health modalities ...to provide health and wellness services for the people of our community. The look of Fruition may have changed over the past 6 years but I am happy to say that vision has remained. Thank you to our community for your support, for trusting us with your health. We are excited to continue on honing and refining our skills. Thank you to all the practitioners, past and present, who have come to share their passions of helping others. I am very grateful to you all. Last note: October is small business month. I don't think I knew that when I started FW but it’s fitting. Small business's are a big part of the heart of all communities. This year especially, please consider supporting them in any way you can. If we want to continue to enjoy the services and amenities they offer we need to give them the support to do so

Fall schedule starts this week! We are SO exited to begin the week with Leanne Davis @driftyoga Who: Leanne Davis, 500Hr RYT ... When: Monday’s starting September 14th @ 9:30 am What: Vinyasa Flow Her teaching style emphasizes on mindful alignment and connection to breath, while moving through a loving mix of strength and fluidity on the mat. #backtothemat #yoga #yogapractice #september #september2020 #fallyoga #fallyogaschedule #cranbrook #cranbrookbc #kimberley #kimberleybc #eastkootenays #eastkoots #cranbrookyoga #kootsrock #eastkootenayliving #eastkootenaysbc #britishcolumbia

August has been a reallllyyyyy good month to slow down, step back, evaluate, re-evaluate, and repeat before September is here and fall comes full swing. I know who Fruition Wellness is when it comes to the practitioner side of the business - seeing individuals one on one, addressing their health and wellness needs, creating a plan, implementing treatment. We've got that part down because we have been at it for 6 years this fall. But when it comes to the yoga portion of Fr...uition, well that part is still being figured out and likely will take some time. What we do know is that we don't just want to be another yoga studio, I don't mean this to sound flippant or egoic. We just know that we want to level up this beautiful Eastern practice that has infiltrated the West over the last 30 years. We know we want to combine the Western elements of anatomy, physiology, functional movement, with the foundations of where it originated from. The two blended together are quite the powerful mix. So while we figure out who we are as a yoga studio we are excited to have you come practice with us. Be on the lookout for the fall schedule coming at you in the next few weeks. For now, enjoy August and the beauty of this month before fall kicks us back into a high gear again. See more

Sometimes I have wise words and like to share them.

I'm sure all acu's get asked "does acupuncture work for (fill in the blank)". I know I get asked this quite frequently. My answer to this question for a long time was yes! Then after a while of answering in this way I began to realize that acupuncture 'may' work for the issue in question but it also might not. ... Here's why: As Michael Max from @qiological simply put it in his most recent podcast, Acupuncture can't make you do something you don't want to do" Want to quit smoking? You have to WANT to quit Want to lose weight? You have to WANT to Want to improve your posture so that your neck and shoulders don't hurt? You have to WANT to!! It's simple: Acupuncture can't make you do something you don't want to do and neither can anything else for that matter! If there is something that you are wanting to change/improve/resolve you have to have the desire and the motivation to want to. So now when I get asked this question I ask back "Well do you want to (fill in the blank)?" It takes great pressure off both the patient and the practitioner if the patient has a willingness to make the changes. This also greatly helps with treatment and journey to the desired outcome that much more successful! Win, win, win! See more