Empowering individuals through all stages of life using the Eastern healing tradition of Chinese Medicine; a vast, poetic and endlessly captivating science, offering nourishment, support and transformation.
Nourishment
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Reverence
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Love
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Nourishment • Reverence • Love •
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PAIN
Chinese Medicine may assist in various pain conditions, whether it is physical or internal.
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DIGESTION
The use of Acupuncture and some Herbal formulas may help promote healthy digestive function.
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MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
In Chinese Medicine, emotional and physical health are seen as interconnected
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GRIEF
Sometimes in the darkness of grief we endlessly search for an answer, a way to understand
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WOMEN'S HEALTH
Chinese Medicine has been integral to gynaecology and obstetrics for millennia.
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MENOPAUSE
In Chinese Medicine, menopause is referred to as the 'Second Spring,' a time of renewal and transformation.
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PREGNANCY
Essence, Qi and the Blood of the Mother nourishes and assists in the development of the fetus in the womb.
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POST PARTUM
In Chinese tradition this sacred time is named the ‘Golden Month’. A period of deep rest
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NERVOUS SYSTEM SUPPORT
The over-stimulated world we live in currently can take its toll on our physical, mental and emotional health.
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BABIES AND CHILDREN
As a mother, I'm amazed by the profound shift that occurs when my sole focus becomes my child's well-being.
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SKIN CONDITIONS
Chinese Medicine addresses the root causes of various skin conditions, including acne, rosacea, rashes, psoriasis
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IMMUNE SUPPORT
Acupuncture supports immunity by stimulating points that enhance its natural defense mechanisms.
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HORMONE SUPPORT
A fundamental role in Chinese medicine involves helping the body’s innate ability to heal and find balance.
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COSMETIC ACUPUNCTURE
Cosmetic acupuncture is a gentle and non-invasive facial treatment designed to enhance skin health
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SLEEP
Chinese medicine has always encouraged restful sleep for longevity and over all vitality.
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ENERGY SUPPORT
When meridians become blocked, the Qi is disrupted, leading to physical and emotional symptoms like fatigue.
Treatments
Chinese Medicine is a comprehensive system of healing that includes a variety of treatment methods, each designed to restore balance and promote wellness. Among the most recognised therapies are acupuncture, which involves stimulating specific points on the body with fine needles. It is considered a safe and non-invasive treatment when administered by a registered, degree-qualified Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner.
In addition to acupuncture, other Chinese Medicine techniques such as moxibustion, Gua Sha, cupping, herbal formulas, dietary and lifestyle habits all contribute to the holistic approach of the medicine.
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At your first appointment, a comprehensive assessment of your health history and current concerns will be addressed to develop a holistic understanding of your well-being. This includes discussions about digestion, sleep, pain, emotional health, medical history, and, or specific gynaecology related issues. As an acupuncturist we will observe your energy, voice, complexion, tongue, and pulse to gain deeper insights into your overall condition.
Based on this evaluation, a personalised treatment plan will be created, which may incorporate acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, abdominal cupping, gua sha, Tuina, qigong and dietary guidance. Acupuncture needles are typically retained for at least 25 minutes per session. Acupuncture uses only single-use, sterile needles to ensure patient safety. Since acupuncture has a physiological effect on the body, factors such as treatment duration and frequency will be carefully considered and discussed with your practitioner.
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A follow up appointment will continue to address individualised treatment plan and other areas of concern if necessary.
CLASSES
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Meet Bianca
Guided by personal wisdom, formal study, and lived experience, Bianca shares insights to help others nourish, heal, and embrace their truth. Chinese medicine provides a compassionate and intuitive framework for self-care, helping individuals reconnect with their innate wisdom and align with the divine rhythms of their cyclical nature.