CHINESE MEDICINE MELBOURNE
Create a state of balance and improve your wellbeing
The principles of traditional Chinese medicine are based on the generation of life-energy forces, also known as ‘qi’, which circulate around the body via an intricate web of energy pathways known as meridians.
When these pathways are not functioning properly, due to illness, poor diet or emotional stress, the flow of qi can weaken or become blocked. The blockages may then lead to malfunctioning organs, which in turn leads to further illness.
By freeing up the energy pathways, we can effectively restore the body to a state of balance and improved well-being—and effectively heal common symptoms such as high blood pressure, body pain, and stress.
Promotes rest & recovery
Balances the sympathetic & parasympathetic (fight or flight) systems
Reduces inflamation
Stimulates the vagus nerve pathway, which bridges the neural and immune systems
Improves gut health
Helps symptomatic and functional gut health by bringing internal systems and emotional stress in balance
Promotes rest & recovery
Balances the sympathetic & parasympathetic (fight or flight) systems
Reduces inflamation
Stimulates the vagus nerve pathway, which bridges the neural and immune systems
Improves gut health
Helps symptomatic and functional gut health by bringing internal systems and emotional stress in balance
INTEGRATED CHINESE MEDICINE CLINIC
Works together with Western Medicine
Chinese medicine is safe to use to offset the side effects of strong drug side effects.
Our Chinese medicine practitioners focus on restoring the balance of the body allowing the body’s natural ability to heal.
Chinese medicine is widely practiced around the world
More and more Australians are beginning to embrace the many benefits of traditional Chinese medicine.
Based on ancient healing philosophies and techniques, traditional Chinese medicine is widely practiced around the world.
In China, this holistic approach to health is practiced alongside conventional medicine in hospitals and healthcare clinics.
Our Melbourne clinic has a particular interest in treating several health conditions, which include autoimmune disorders, menopause, IVF support, fertility issues and more.
What to expect
Feeling relaxed
Many clients describe their experience as pleasurable and relaxing. Many fall alseep. Others feel like they are floating with a tingling and warm sesnation.
No need to remove clothes
Most treatments require you to just lift up your pants up to your knees, access to your belly, and your arms.
Sensitivity to you
Your practitioner lets you know before hand the general areas where they will needle. We can always find another point more comfortable
How many sessions does it take for Chinese medicine to work?
Initial consultation
Your Chinese medicine practitioner will take a full medical history of your health. Looking at all aspects that contribute to your wellbeing. Based on your presentation, you will have a Chinese herbal medicine prescription written up for you and dispensed.
Care plan
In your initial consultation, your practitioner will outline your care plan. This will include the frequency of visits expected for improvement.
Frequency of treatments
Typically our patients that are only receiving Chinese herbal medicine will have weekly follow ups until their condition stabilises. Then a maintenance care plan will follow to sustain your health and prevent future flare ups.
Transparency
Depending on the complexity of your condition, If we cannot help you within the first 3-6 sessions we will refer you out to other appropriate health care professionals.
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FAQs
There is no need to search for Chines medicine near me as we are sensually located in south Melbourne on the fringe of Melbourne CBD
This will depend on your rate of response to treatments. Our Chinese medicine practitioners will determine if you are a fast responder or a slow responder and outline a treatment plan for you. We are committed to help you commit to your treatment plan by offering treatment packages. Ask one of our friendly staff for more information.
We recommend you wear loose and comfortable clothing for your acupuncture session. If your practitioner needs to access a point on your leg, for example, it is easier if you have pants that can be loosely rolled up. Comfortable clothing is also easier to relax in during a treatment.
The frequency of visits depends on the nature of your condition and the response you have to treatment. Typically we suggest two to three times a week for the first few weeks to stabilise the condition and then once a week for the duration of the treatment plan. Once the treatment plan has been completed your practitioner may suggest you continue with monthly maintenance sessions.
You should generally expect to see positive improvements in the first 3 sessions. Following on your initial appointment, your practitioner will outline a treatment plan for you and continually assess it based on your progress.
Chinese medicine costs at our clinic ranges from $80 up to $180. For more detail on our fees please visit our fees page
Yes. Acupuncture is covered under private health insurance. However whether you are covered will depend on your level of coverage from your private health fund. We recommend looking at your private health insurance coverage.
Customise Treatment Plans
Neurological
Stroke, MS, paralysis…
Fertility
IVF, endometriosis...
Pain
Low back, chronic…
Cancer Support
Pain, fatigue, nausea....
Women’s Health
Period pain, fertility…
Digestive Health
IBS, constipation…
Customise Treatment Plans
Neurological
Stroke, MS, paralysis…
Fertility
IVF, endometriosis...
Pain
Low back, chronic…
Cancer Support
Pain, fatigue, nausea....
Women’s Health
Period pain, fertility…
Digestive Health
IBS, constipation…
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