Thanks to the recent change in government advice, facemasks are no longer required to be worn in most healthcare settings. Finally, we can see each other’s smiling faces! You can …

Wellness Through Balance
Thanks to the recent change in government advice, facemasks are no longer required to be worn in most healthcare settings. Finally, we can see each other’s smiling faces! You can …
Acupuncture is great for when there’s some head stuff, some body stuff and some mind stuff going on. Chinese medicine sees no separation between emotion, body and mind. An acupuncture …
Here’s why… Whilst winter is seen as the dormant season, under the surface the Kidney – Water element has been filling body’s the reserves of Qi in preparation for the …
Winter is the season of the water element, which governs willpower. Spring is the season of the wood element which governs planning and execution of plans. So as winter turns …
Hang On – late summer is a season? Yes, in Chinese Medicine, there are five elements, and five seasons. The fifth season, relating to the Earth element, known as Late …
While most of us only endure brief or unnoticeable illness, I have had several patients with Post Covid or Long Covid issues. The three pictures here show the locations of …
While the vast majority of people are recovering from covid with little or no lingering issues, some people are left struggling to get back to normal life. Chronic Fatigue is …
With Storm Barra arrival last week and display of the force of nature involved, we can safely say that winter is here. Whereas other seasons we can see the growth …
Chinese medicine teaches us that the universe and everything in it is a constant state of change. Aiding this natural transformation is one of the key things about acupuncture. The …
In Chinese Medicine, the colour associated with the lung is white and the flavour is pungent (spicy). Therefore, pungent, white(ish) foods will tend to tonify the Lung Qi. Additionally, the …