Acupuncture involves the insertion of tiny needles in order to create, reinstate and maintain balance in our bodies through targeted treatment.

Traditional Chinese Medicine modalities can assist in optimising the body’s natural ability to conceive or be used in conjunction with western medical treatment.

Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine can be used to treat common gynaecological conditions, support reproductive health and general wellbeing.

Chinese herbs work internally to balance and regulate the body’s vital energy (Qi), Yin & Yang and may be helpful in treating a wide range of acute and chronic conditions.

No Needle Acupuncture for Children, traditionally known as “Sho Ni Shin”, is a paediatric treatment for infants and children. These techniques are gentle and non-invasive, and involve rhythmic tapping, stroking and pressing the skin at strategic Acupuncture points using a number of blunt instruments.

Healthy bodies make healthy babies.

A combination of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) treatments such as Chinese Herbal Medicine, Acupuncture and dietary therapy can provide an important “reproductive tune up” to ensure optimal physical health to conceive and nurture new life.

Acupuncture may be able to help pregnant women with pregnancy related musculoskeletal pains, nausea and vomiting from the first trimester through to birth.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the postnatal or postpartum period refers to the four months following delivery, with the first 30 days most critical to healing and the re-establishment of health. Postnatal women can present with specific areas of imbalance and symptoms that can range from mild to severe and be short-lived or prolonged.