Dr. Tiffany Freeman is a Registered Acupuncturist, a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor, and a Registered Clinical Herbalist (American Herbalist Guild). Along with her clinical practice she is also an instructor, author and educator. She is the Co-founder/Co-Director of the Lodgepole School of Wholistic Studies in Calgary Alberta, teaching a variety of courses in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Western Herbology, assessment techniques, and Wild Rose College of Natural Healing curriculum.

Tiffany graduated from the Wild Rose College of Natural Healing in 2004 with a diploma in Clinical Herbology, upon graduation was grateful to have been an instructor at the college from 2004 to 2011. In 2009 She obtained her Doctors of Traditional Chinese Medicine diploma from the Calgary College of TCM & Acupuncture and her Alberta Acupuncture Licensure. She is a professional member of the American Herbalists Guild, the Alberta Association of TCM Doctors, and the College and Association of Acupuncturists of Alberta.

In clinical practice her passion lies in traditional medicine and therapies that connect us to a deeper healing. She is always learning and studying adjunctive therapies to better provide for her patients needs, currently she is studying the art of Ortho-Bionomy. In the clinic her primary focus is on Eastern & Western herbal preparations and Master Tung Ching Chang’s acupuncture & therapies. Tiffany incorporates her cultural and traditional values as a person of Cree First Nations descent with her studies and practice of Traditional Chinese and Western herbal medicine to create a wholistic healing experience for her patients.  She is an educator, practitioner, mother of two, and an avid admirer of nature.

“My goal is to include an indigenous perspective to the world of healthcare and herbalism, to share with people some of the teachings that have been passed down to me that can help or assist us in looking at the world from a different (indigenous) perspective. I want to show people the benefits of walking lightly upon the planet, and of working with respect and gratitude for plant-based medicines and all peoples” 

Quote From ‘The Earth in Her Hands’ by Jennifer Jewell @cultivatingplace

Workshops

Herbs for Sexual Health & Wellbeing
Decolonizing Herbal Medicine