Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
The basis of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) philosophy and Acupuncture theory is holistic and acknowledges the existence of a primary motivating force behind all life, energy meridians flowing through the body, which form a complex network.
Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese method, which involves the use of fine needles and heat to promote healing in the body. It has been used for hundreds of centuries and has seen a surge in popular medicine treatments for a variety of disorders, including muscular skeletal problems, stress and to relieve pain.
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Reflexology Foot Zones are like a healthy information map connected to the internal organs of your body. Regular acupressure on these reflex points can have a benefit to the body’s health including relaxation, increasing blood circulation and helping to flush out toxins accumulating in our systems.
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Chinese cupping therapy is an ancient healing method that effectively accelerates blood circulation, expels patho-logical wind and dampness and relieves pain.
Ivy Yu
Acupuncturist and TCM Practitioner
Ivy Yu is a qualified Acupuncturist and Chinese Medicine practitioner as well as a lecturer at Endeavor College of Natural Health. With experience in both public hospitals and private clinics, she offers holistic care that blends traditional wisdom with modern health knowledge.
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Ivy integrates acupuncture, moxibustion, Chinese herbal medicine, cupping and lifestyle advice to support balance and long term wellbeing, with a special focus on women's and children's health. Her unique combination of clinical expertise and academic background underpins her compassionate, patient centred approach.
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Dr Mitchell Burnes
Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine
“Why Acupuncture? Being a motor mechanic for 16 years I experienced emotional and physical pain due to stress and overwork, this led me to a drastic career change in 2016.
Most of my life I have studied Martial Arts and during my training in Taekwondo, Wushu, and Wing Chun I began understanding acupoints and in the last 6 years came to realize the healing effects that acupuncture can have on the mind, body, and spirit.
Using Several Balance methods (www.themeridianway.com.au), I aim for minimal needles with maximum benefits in many health issues.”
Dr Sue Sheppard
Acupuncturist and TCM Practitioner
With a background as a professional athlete and personal trainer, Dr Sue has a deep connection to health, movement, and wellbeing. While working a regular IT job, she found herself drawn to holistic health, eventually discovering Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. Since completing her degree, Dr Sue works with a diverse range of individuals,
applying these techniques and principles to support injury recovery, stress management, and overall wellbeing. With a special interest in sports injuries, she enjoys applying the ancient therapeutic methods of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine with modern healthcare.