Gua Sha (Scraping Therapy)
Gua Sha is a traditional method for treating blood stagnation and heat-related conditions. It is ideal for muscle pain without noticeable swelling. Gua Sha uses a tool to gently scrape…
Cupping Therapy
Experiencing muscle tightness and pain in areas like the lower back, shoulders, or legs? In Chinese medicine practice, symptoms such as these may be discussed in terms of patterns including dampness. A practitioner can assess whether cupping may be suitable. Cupping involves…
Telemedicine
We offer online consultations using Zoom for clients who cannot visit our clinic. While pulse diagnosis (a diagnostic technique of Chinese medicine) is not possible remotely, our practitioners can still…
Cosmetic Acupuncture
Beauty is a universal desire, which is why cosmetic acupuncture was developed. Our female Chinese medicine practitioner specialises in this technique, using ultra-fine Japanese/Korean-made needles that are designed to minimise discomfort when applied…
Therapeutic Massage
With appropriate techniques and pressure, massage may help with some pain-related symptoms. Under the guidance of Chinese medicine principles, massage may also be used within a broader Chinese medicine treatment plan.…
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is well-known for treating pain, but it also regulates the body’s qi (energy flow) and blood circulation. After treatment, not only will the primary symptoms improve, but overall health—including…