Sara Raby, Ac
Acupuncturist & Founder
Sara Raby completed her acupuncture training at Collège de Rosemont and went on to complete a clinical internship at Zhejiang International Hospital in China. She has been practicing with rigor and dedication since 2011.
Her clinical approach is distinguished by her ability to adapt to each individual’s condition and goals, while maintaining a coherent, integrative therapeutic framework. She combines medical knowledge with extensive clinical experience, particularly in women’s health, digestive and nervous system disorders, as well as musculoskeletal pain and sports injuries.
Curious and committed to lifelong learning, she continues to deepen her practice. She has also contributed to the evolution of the profession through her involvement with the Ordre des acupuncteurs du Québec.
From a young age, I have been passionate about nature and the connections that link us to others and to the living world. My travels and encounters with diverse healing traditions have nurtured my interest in accessible, coherent, and sustainable approaches to care.
After training in clinical Western herbalism, I pursued university studies in philosophy, sociology, and anthropology—disciplines that deeply shaped my understanding of the body, health, and society.
Choosing acupuncture was a way to participate in a movement toward more equitable, sustainable, and life-respecting care. This vision led me to create La Lignée.
Musculoskeletal, Pain & Sports Acupuncture
- Assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal pain — Sylvain Cardinal, Ac
- Neurophysiology applied to acupuncture — Sylvain Cardinal, Ac
- Sports acupuncture approaches I, II, III — Whitfield Reaves, Ac
- Postural dynamics and myofascial chains in acupuncture — Whitfield Reaves, Ac
- Synergy Method and sports acupuncture — Valérie Truong, Ac, Phys. T.
Women’s Health & Fertility
- Acupuncture treatment for infertility (PCOS, fibroids, endometriosis, ovulatory disorders, IVF, insemination) — Aina Zhang, Ac
- Medical training in bioidentical hormone therapy — Dr. Sylvie Demers
- Women’s health and pregnancy — Isabelle Brabant, Midwife
Neurology, Psychosomatic & Mental Health
- Advanced cranial acupuncture (neurological disorders and multiple sclerosis) — Dr. Suzanne Robidoux
- Psycho-emotional disorders: Heart–Kidney axis — Philippe Sionneau, Ac
- Traditional Chinese medicine for depression and burnout — Dr. Suzanne Robidoux
Gastroenterology & Internal Medicine
- Irritable bowel syndrome — Philippe Sionneau, Ac
- Chinese pharmacopoeia using patent herbal formulas for respiratory and digestive disorders — Dr. Jake Paul Fratkin, Ac
Specialized Approaches & Complementary Techniques
- Meridian balancing system – simple systems — Sonia Tan, Ac
- Functional anatomy — College of Osteopathic Studies (CEO)
- Cosmetic acupuncture — Monique Maranda, Ac
- Introduction to acupuncture research — Stéphanie Racette, Ac
- Western clinical herbalism — Graduate of Flora Medicina
Classical Medicine – Shang Han Lun
- Classical pharmacopoeia and Six Syndromes of the Shang Han Za Bing Lun — Dr. Suzanne Robidoux
- Mastering the Shang Han Lun (Hu Xi Shu method) — Dr. Suzanne Robidoux
- Jing Fang – Gynecological disorders — Dr. Suzanne Robidoux
Philosophy & Cultural Foundations
- Origins of Chinese philosophy — Université de Montréal
Julianne Daoust, Ac
Acupuncturist
Julianne Daoust completed university studies in psychology before pursuing her training in acupuncture at the Ontario College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where she graduated in 2025. This path allowed her to develop a nuanced understanding of the functioning of both body and mind.
She offers an attentive and highly personalized practice, supporting a wide range of conditions, from emotional and psychological challenges to more complex chronic disorders.
Committed to her professional development, she continues to deepen her practice and reflection by exploring new therapeutic approaches. Her multidisciplinary background informs a holistic vision of health, where science, tradition, and human sensitivity come together.
During my psychology studies, I realized I wanted a more proactive approach, oriented toward concrete solutions. This desire for action led me to change my professional path.
It was during this time that I discovered acupuncture through a profoundly transformative experience: just a few sessions were enough to relieve significant discomfort, in a lasting way. I was completely amazed.
This encounter sparked a passion for Chinese medicine, which led me to Toronto to train in acupuncture. Three years later, I am back in Quebec, driven by the desire to share this knowledge and contribute to the well-being of my community.
Hypnotherapy
- Hypnosis Practitioner, Level II — École de formation professionnelle en hypnose du Québec
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TCM psychology, Richard Kwan, R. TCMP, R. Ac
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Bloodletting techniques, Henry Tarazona (B.M , M.D, PhD China), R.TCMP, R.Ac
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Cosmetic Acupuncture, Fang Wang, R. TCMP, R. Ac
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Master Tung Acupuncture, William Sung R.TCMP and Christine Yang R.TCMP
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Soin des cicatrices physiques et invisibles de la périnatalité, Rebecca Bergeron, R.Ac
