TCM practitioners employ various diagnostic methods and techniques such as observation, hearing and smelling, questioning, tongue reading and pulse taking to pinpoint where one’s imbalance is, which forms the framework for a treatment plan.

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Acupuncture is an ancient therapy that has tremendous array of modern applications. It is recognized by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as an effective therapy on many conditions and illness because of its proven therapeutic results. 

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Chinese Herbal medicine has a rich history which dates back 5000 years. The majority of medicines are plant based, although sometimes animal products and minerals may also be used. Prescriptions of TCM herbal medicine is highly individualized.

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Tui Na, literally mean to push and grasp, is a form of remedial massage, it achieves the therapeutic results through various manipulative techniques. Tui Na is minimally invasive and can address both external and internal conditions.

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Cupping, Gua Sha and Moxibustion are adjunctive or ancillary therapies to acupuncture treatment. These therapies can be applied for different conditions to enhance the therapeutic results of your acupuncture treatment. Your practitioner will choose the most suitable therapy for your treatment. 

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Life style and dietary advice form an important part of TCM treatment. It empowers the patients to take positive actions and gain control of their health which can lead to quicker recovery and minimize chances of disease from reoccurring.

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