Junmo Lee, R.TCM.P, DOMP

Junmo Lee is a Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner (R.TCMP), professionally qualified as both a Registered Acupuncturist and TCM Herbalist. A graduate of the Manual Osteopathic College of Canada, Junmo’s healing journey began in childhood, inspired by his grandfather’s traditional practice. These early experiences provided him with a profound understanding of the principles of Eastern medicine.

Having overcome personal health challenges, including autoimmune conditions and skin disorders since a young age, Junmo developed deep empathy for his patients. His own recovery through TCM fuels his passion for holistic approaches to maintain long-term balance. This personal insight allows him to connect deeply with patients, understanding the physical and emotional toll of chronic conditions.

Junmo’s clinical practice covers a broad and integrative scope. While highly experienced in musculoskeletal issues and motor vehicle accident (MVA) recoveries, he also has a dedicated focus on internal medicine, gynecological disorders, obesity, digestive issues, infertility, and mental wellness. To address these conditions, he utilizes a wide range of advanced techniques, including Saam Acupuncture (Traditional Korean Four-Needle Technique), electro-acupuncture, cupping, bloodletting, and acupotomy. For patients who are sensitive to needles, he offers gentle alternatives such as acupressure and electronic acupuncture. By incorporating Manual Osteopathy, he bridges the gap between Eastern and Western perspectives for comprehensive care.

Outside of the clinic, Junmo leads an active lifestyle, enjoying hiking, cycling, snorkeling, swimming, and tennis. He is also passionate about cooking healthy meals, believing that nutrition is a fundamental pillar of wellness.

To ensure the highest standard of care, Junmo maintains active professional memberships with the CCHPBC (College of Complementary Health Professionals of BC), the ATCMA (Association of TCM and Acupuncture Practitioners), the NAANA (Neuromuscular Acupotomy Association of North America), KOMAA (Korean Oriental Medicine & Acupuncturist Association), and the AAAMA (American Alternative Medical Association).