Explore how acupuncture, herbal medicine, cupping, moxibustion and related modalities can be considered together after consultation.
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Fine, sterile needles are used at selected acupuncture points to support Qi flow, pain care, stress, sleep, digestive concerns, menstrual health and fertility support.
Acupuncture is framed through Traditional Chinese Medicine meridians while the clinic also emphasises hygiene, precision and individual treatment plans.
Herbal care may use granules, decoctions or patent herbs, with formulas selected around constitution, presenting concerns, pulse and tongue observation.
Herbal medicine is presented as a personalised route, often discussed alongside lifestyle advice and other TCM modalities.
Cupping uses suction with cups to support circulation, muscle relaxation and selected pain, skin, fatigue or respiratory concerns.
Dry, wet, fire and moving cupping give the practitioner several ways to adapt the treatment, with cupping also available as a bookable 30 minute service.
Moxibustion uses dried mugwort warmth near acupuncture points and may be used for cold or damp patterns, joint pain, digestion, menstrual cramps, fatigue and fertility concerns.
Indirect moxa, direct moxa and moxa stick warming allow the approach to be adjusted, often alongside acupuncture.
The clinic also names electro-acupuncture, laser acupuncture, tension massage, gua sha, Tui Na, acupressure and lifestyle advice as part of its broader TCM care scope.
Initial appointments include consultation and treatment, with the clinic describing acupuncture, herbal medicine, moxa, cupping or other treatments according to the patient's condition.
