Moxibustion
Warms the meridians, dispels cold and strengthens yang — for cold and deficiency patterns and long-term care of those who feel the cold.
In detail
The warmth of burning moxa (mugwort) on the points warms the meridians, dispels cold, moves qi and strengthens yang. A moxa stick, moxa on a buffer or warm-needle moxibustion is chosen for the pattern and the constitution.
For cold and deficiency patterns — feeling the cold, cold period pain, chronic diarrhoea, cold aching joints — and long-term care after illness or childbirth; often together with acupuncture.
- It should feel warm, never burning
- Avoided in pregnancy and some heat patterns — the practitioner checks first
Book by phone
Phone follow-ups only. Follow-ups are usually in the clinic, but for some existing patients and conditions the practitioner can follow up by phone.
We do not offer video consultations.
The first visit must be in person: it includes a full examination — tongue, pulse and clinical checks — which cannot be done remotely.
947 Canterbury Road, Box Hill VIC 3128
- Mon
- 09:00–14:00
- Tue–Sat
- 09:00–18:00
- Sun
- Closed
Other therapies
Acupuncture
Points chosen along the meridians from a zang-fu and meridian diagnosis — for pain, insomnia and anxiety, period problems, IVF support, skin conditions and other functional disorders.
02Cupping
Several kinds of cupping to free the meridians and ease muscle tension, shoulder and back aches and the heaviness of damp.
03Herbal medicine
Formulas written for you from the classical pattern diagnosis, as standardised granules: consistent, easy to take and to carry.
04Tuina & bone setting
Hands-on soft-tissue and spinal work that releases and realigns — for injuries, muscle strain and stiffness.
