Acupuncture Turning Point is a well-established Edmonton acupuncture practice founded by Gord Grant, a Registered Acupuncturist and PhD graduate of the University of Alberta. The clinic blends traditional acupuncture with an evidence-informed approach grounded in research and clinical experience, with a particular focus on pain management, musculoskeletal concerns, nervous system support, and performance. As of January 2026, the clinic relocated to College Plaza at the corner of 112 Street and Whyte Avenue, near the University of Alberta.
What the Evidence Shows:
- Clinical Criteria: The clinic is registered with the College of Acupuncturists of Alberta. Treatment modalities include traditional acupuncture, electro-acupuncture, dry needling, cupping, gua sha, and moxibustion. Gord Grant’s PhD background gives the practice an unusually strong grounding in research methodology, which shapes both his clinical approach and his ability to communicate evidence clearly to patients. The clinic also includes a registered massage therapist, Marisha, providing a complementary manual therapy option.
- Operational Criteria: The clinic operates as a focused, single-lead-acupuncturist practice with direct billing available. The new College Plaza location offers covered parkade parking and is accessible via transit near Whyte Avenue. Online booking is available through JaneApp.
- Reputation: Acupuncture Turning Point holds 265 Google reviews at a 4.9 rating and has been recognized by Three Best Rated as one of the top acupuncture clinics in Edmonton. The clinic has maintained a consistently strong patient reputation over many years of operation.
- Outreach: The clinic offers a community acupuncture format providing value pricing to improve access to care. Gord Grant’s background in scientific research and his direct communication style have made the clinic a trusted resource for patients seeking an evidence-grounded perspective on acupuncture’s role alongside conventional medicine.