Acupuncture is such a gift to pregnant women! Follow the links below for your specific pregnancy needs. Acupuncture treatment for symptoms during pregnancy Acupuncture is a low-risk and gentle
Chinese medicine considers the post-partum period as one of the most vulnerable times in a woman’s life. The reason for this is because of the profound task of birth. During
Yes, it is OK have acupuncture in pregnancy even if you don’t feel any symptoms or problems. It’s very valuable to take time out to
Pre-birth Acupuncture Pre-birth Acupuncture is a wonderful way to prepare both mind and body before the birth of your baby. Treatments are usually weekly from
Changes in pregnancy and beyond For a new human being, the journey of conception and pregnancy is the entry-way into the world. Chinese medicine recognises
Fertility If you’ve been trying to conceive for a little while, you may be feeling a little overwhelmed at all the information that’s available. Infertility
Teens, children & babies Chinese medicine has so much to offer parents and their babies, children and teens. It’s a natural system of medicine that
Our connection with food is both primal and emotional. It’s primal because, like the breath, we depend on food for this embodied life. It’s emotional
AHPRA This is the Australian Government register of qualified Chinese medicine practitioners. Since July 2012, the profession has been regulated alongside doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, chiropractors,
My approach Even if people have had acupuncture before, they usually find that my approach is quite different. Classical Chinese Medicine This is because
I fell in love with Chinese medicine over twenty five years ago while I was studying for my psychology degree. Even though I’d discovered meditation
We pay our respects to the First Nations people of this land, Guringai and Gamaraigal.
This Country was never ceded, and always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.
This practice appreciates the diversity of human beings and does not discriminate based on race, age, religion, ability, marital status, sexual orientation, sex or gender identity.