Acupuncture

Micro-thin single use disposable needles are inserted into selected acupuncture points allowing your body to heal. Essentially allowing your nervous system to return to a state of balance.

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Moxibustion

A dried form of the herb Mugwort is used as a warming affect similar to that of an infra red lamp.  Deeply warming the body.

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Cupping

Sterile glass cups are placed over selected parts of the body, creating a suction resulting in an affect similar to a deep massage. Lactic acid is released in the muscles, blood circulation increases and sore tense muscles relax.

Gua Sha

An ancient technique traditionally  using a Jade tool that is rubbed over the soft tissue parts of the body, most commonly the upper back and shoulder region. The rubbing technique increases blood circulation in tight areas, releasing and opening up the meridians.

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Essential Oils

Using only the highest quality essential oils and how they relate to Traditional Chinese Medicine diagnosis and theories. Specifically 

formulating blends to support and treat individual conditions. 

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Nutritional Counselling

According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, foods have energetic role in our body systems. Some foods have a hot characteristic, where others may be drying, pungent, damp, cold and so on. Dietery advise may be provided to help strenghthen the body.

Facial Rejuvenation 

A whole body treatment. This specialized acupuncture protocol encompasses the entire body, balancing out the hormones and internal organs to create harmony throughout. The treatment includes cosmetic acupuncture needling, constitutional body acupuncture and a light facial massage.