Acupuncture involves inserting tiny single-use sterile needles into specific points along the body to remove blockages, tonify, and promote healing.

By inserting needles into specific points along these meridians, acupuncture practitioners believe that your energy flow will re-balance.

Chinese herbal therapy utilizes potent herbal formulas rooted in the ancient principles of Yin and Yang.

These formulas are designed to re-establish the energy equilibrium within your body, facilitating the natural healing process.

Cupping gently releases muscle tension and tight fascia with glass cup suction treatment and promotes healing.

It allows stagnant Qi (Energy) and Blood to flow again.

Choose between standing cupping (leaves cupping marks) and sliding cupping (no marks).

Moxibustion is a traditional Chinese medicine therapy that burns mugwort (moxa) near the skin to warm, invigorate, and enhance blood and Qi flow.

It is often used to treat pain, chronic, cold-related conditions and in gynaecological health.

It works by providing heat to acupuncture points, which stimulates circulation (Qi and blood), activates meridians, and can have an analgesic effect.

Electroacupuncture is a modified form of traditional acupuncture where a mild, pulsating electrical current is passed between pairs of acupuncture needles.

It combines ancient Channel therapies with modern neuromodulation to enhance pain relief, reduce inflammation, and accelerate tissue healing.

Chinese medicine dietary advice focuses on re-establishing the body’s balance through adjusting the "temperature" (energetics) of foods, their flavours, and how they align with your personal constitution and the seasons.

It emphasizes eating mostly warm, cooked, whole foods to protect your digestive Qi.