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Treatments

A core diagnostic method in TCM. The practitioner palpates the radial pulse at three positions on each wrist, assessing qualities such as depth, strength, rhythm, width, and tension.

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Pulse qualities are interpreted in relation to:

  • Organ systems (e.g., Liver, Spleen, Kidney in TCM theory)

  • Patterns such as Qi deficiency, Blood stagnation, Dampness, Heat, or Cold

  • Overall systemic balance

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It is non-invasive and provides functional insight beyond structural pathology. It helps tailor a personalised treatment plan rather than applying a generic protocol.

Pulse Diagnosis

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Insertion of fine, sterile needles into specific acupoints along meridians to regulate Qi and Blood flow.

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Research suggests acupuncture can:

  • Modulate the nervous system

  • Stimulate endorphin release

  • Improve local circulation

  • Reduce inflammation markers

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Commonly used for:

  • Musculoskeletal pain (back pain, neck pain, arthritis)

  • Headaches and migraines

  • Stress and anxiety

  • Insomnia

  • Fertility support

  • Hay fever and allergies

  • Digestive issues

Acupuncture

Customised formulas made from plant, mineral, and sometimes animal-derived substances. In Australia, these are regulated and dispensed safely.

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Herbal formulas address internal imbalances at a systemic level — correcting patterns such as:

  • Qi deficiency

  • Blood deficiency

  • Damp accumulation

  • Internal Heat

  • Hormonal imbalance

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Particularly effective for:

  • Chronic conditions

  • Hormonal issues (PMS, menopause)

  • Digestive disorders

  • Fatigue

  • Skin conditions

  • Autoimmune or inflammatory tendencies

Herbal Medicine

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Suction cups placed on the skin to increase circulation and release stagnation.

  • Mechanism

  • Improves blood flow

  • Reduces muscle tension

  • Promotes lymphatic drainage

  • Releases myofascial restriction

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Commonly used for:

  • Back and shoulder tension

  • Sports recovery

  • Cold/flu in early stages

  • Respiratory congestion

Cupping

Burning dried mugwort (moxa) near acupoints to provide therapeutic heat.

Mechanism

  • Warms meridians

  • Improves circulation

  • Dispels Cold

  • Supports immune function

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Used for:

  • Cold-type pain (worse with cold, better with warmth)

  • Fatigue

  • Digestive weakness

  • Menstrual pain with cold patterns

  • Breech baby (in specific obstetric cases)

Moxibustion

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A form of therapeutic Chinese medical massage rooted in Taoist philosophy. It works along meridians and acupoints using pressing, kneading, rolling, and joint mobilization techniques.

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How it differs from Western massage

  • Works with meridian theory

  • Addresses organ-related patterns

  • Can be both relaxing and corrective

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Useful for:

  • Musculoskeletal issues

  • Digestive disorders (in children especially)

  • Stress-related tension

  • Energy blockages

  • Paediatric care (needle-free option)

Taoist Tui Na

What do we treat

Pain Management (痛症)

Men’s Health (男性健康)

Women’s Health (女性健康)

Mental Health (精神类问题)

Dermatological conditions (皮肤问题)

Respiratory disorders (呼吸问题)

Digestive disorders (消化问题)

Cardiovascular conditions (心血管疾病)

Metabolism disorders (代谢综合症)

IVF support

亚健康体质调理

chinese medicine, herbal, acupunture

Our qualified TCM practitior will:

  • Take a detailed history

  • Examine tongue and pulse

  • Identify the underlying pattern

  • Create a personal treatment plan for you

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