Welcome to TCM Acupuncture & Herbalism

 Fine, sterile needles are gently inserted to regulate the flow of Qi and Blood, supporting the body’s natural ability to restore balance.

Joint  pain 

Joint pain can affect your sleep, mood, work, and ability to stay active — whether it’s in the knees, hips, shoulders, hands, neck, or feet. In Western medicine, joint pain is commonly linked to conditions such as osteoarthritis (wear-and-tear), inflammatory arthritis (including rheumatoid arthritis), gout, tendon or ligament strain, bursitis, and referred pain from the spine or surrounding muscles.

Chinese Medicine (TCM) views many joint conditions through the lens of Bi Syndrome (painful obstruction) — where the smooth flow of Qi and Blood is blocked by factors such as Wind, Cold, Damp or Heat, or weakened by long-term deficiency (often involving the Liver and Kidneys, which govern tendons and bones in TCM theory). This pattern-based approach helps explain why some joint pain is worse in cold or damp weather, why swelling and heat can flare, or why long-standing pain may feel deep, fixed, or stubborn.

Women's Health & Fertility 

Our acupuncture treatments can help support women's health, from fertility, menstrual issues to menopause. Our acupuncturists will work with you to create a personalised treatment plan to support your reproductive and overall health.   We support across menstrual health, hormonal balance, IVF support, pregnancy, and postpartum recovery.

Digestive health

Acupuncture can help address digestive issues such as bloating, constipation, and acid reflux. Our acupuncturists will work with you to identify the root cause of your digestive issues and create a personalised treatment plan to help you feel your best.

 Custom-made granule formulas are prescribed after consultation, with guidance on dosage, interactions, and storage. 

Traditional suction and scraping techniques that ease muscular tension and improve circulation.

A precise classical method used to clear Heat, move stagnant Blood, and relieve acute pain. Tiny sterile lancets release a minimal amount of blood from specific points—such as fingertips, ears, or along meridians, under strict infection-control standards.

Aftercare (Bloodletting): Keep the area clean and dry for 24 hours. Avoid alcohol, hot baths, and strenuous exercise on the same day.

Gentle warming of channels using moxa to tonify Yang and disperse Cold. 

Uses glass cups briefly heated with a flame to create mild suction on the skin. Promotes the smooth flow of Qi and Blood, releases muscular tension, dispels Cold and Damp, and supports local circulation.   

Aftercare

Slight circular marks are normal and fade within several days. Keep the area clean and covered, avoid hot showers and vigorous activity for 24 hours.

 Acupuncture and herbal strategies for stress, insomnia, anxiety, IBS-type symptoms, and fatigue.