Modern Acupuncture Adelaide

23/04/2026

For those who’ve been to the clinic in the last year you would have likely met this little scallywag, but if you haven’t, this is Frankie the clinic dog/manager. She likes to wear her oversized green country road jacket in the winter time and loves nothing more than a pat and a cuddle. She’s 14 yo and tends to sleep a lot but whenever someone enters the building she’s up and ready to greet you and put a smile on your face. Being a cavoodle she’s also hypoallergenic so if you have dog allergy you’ll be fine around her. We hope you meet her soon.

09/01/2026

14 years old. For dog that’s pretty old. But she’s still got a pep in her step. She even did a zoomie in the clinic today. Happy birthday little pup. 🐶🎉

17/12/2025

After another big day in the clinic, it’s time for nap. Thanks for all your hard work and cuddles Frankie

30/04/2025

Had a visit from my 13yo pup Frankie at the clinic for the whole day. She got lots of cuddles and attention. I’ve got a feeling she might make a more appearances in the future. .

07/07/2024

Well that’s a wrap. Tung style acupuncture seminar complete. My head is exploding with new information and I can’t wait to start using this in clinic. Many thanks to Michael Chung for his expert guidance and to Scott Ling from for making this happen. And it being around a bunch of fantastic therapists for 4 days was great

04/07/2024

Here we go. Time for some new knowledge. Melbourne certainly knows how to be ‘cool’

12/04/2024

Pepe the cavaoodle is playing clinic dog for the day

03/03/2024

I see women with endometriosis so much and more needs to be done to support them. The government and Medicare need to step up. Please sign the petition

Fighting for better care for those battling endometriosis

24/12/2023

Merry Christmas/ happy festivus from me to you. Thanks to all who have attended the clinic this year. I hope next year brings great things for you all. .

29/03/2023

For those who are going through or planning to use IVF treatment. This is for you.

The advantage of using Acupuncture for IVF support

06/05/2022

Here's what research says about the complementary therapy

15/07/2021

Masks are back. I wanna be Gene Simmons from Kiss but maybe that might be a bit scary so perhaps a surgical mask will do for now. That also means that patients attending the clinic will also need to wear a mask. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope this will be over quickly .

😷 From 16 July 2021, masks will be mandatory for people in high risk settings and for people providing personal care services.

High risk settings include:
▪ residential aged care facilities
▪ disability care facilities
▪ prison or correctional facilities
▪ emergency department, intensive care unit, respiratory ward or oncology ward of a private or public hospital.

Personal care services include:
▪ hairdressers
▪ nail salons
▪ tattoo parlours
▪ day spas
▪ other similar businesses.

Some health services may still require you to wear a mask in certain other settings. Please check with the hospital or health service for local requirements.

Masks will also be required in indoor venues with more than 50% of normal occupancy. This includes places of worship, enclosed sporting venues and cinemas, theatres, concert halls or other auditoriums.

There are exceptions to these mandatory requirements, including:
▪ people with relevant medical conditions.
▪ people under the age of 12.
▪ cases where a mask would create communications difficulties in situations where a mask will impact the provision of care.

ℹ Find out more about the requirements for mandatory face masks, including FAQs, at www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVIDmasks

ℹ Find more information and the latest Direction here: www.covid-19.sa.gov.au/emergency-declarations