TCM Acupuncture Perth

TCM Acupuncture Perth Experienced Chinese Medicine practitioner:
(Electro-) Acupuncture, Chinese Herbs, Moxa, Cupping

Plantar FasciitisThat excruciating pain can be at the center, inside, or outer side of your heel. Heel spurs (little cal...
22/09/2025

Plantar Fasciitis

That excruciating pain can be at the center, inside, or outer side of your heel. Heel spurs (little calcium deposits), or an inflammation of the plantar fascia, that fibrous tissue that connects the heel bone to the toes are possible causes.
Electroacupuncture is a great way to release Qi & Blood Stagnation that causes this sharp pain.
The ideal treatment will start from the calf, as it holds a lot of tension and pulls the heel upwards via the Achilles tendon, and work your way down to the heel.

TMJ - Clenching your TeethClenching or grinding your teeth is a classical stress response (Qi Stagnation); Especially wh...
18/09/2025

TMJ - Clenching your Teeth

Clenching or grinding your teeth is a classical stress response (Qi Stagnation); Especially when you are asleep, your body tries to – literally – chew your problems away. So, work on this Qi Stagnation!
There are some amazing local and distal acupuncture points that can help relieve that Stagnation. You can enhance that treatment with a Qi-moving herbal formula.
But also: massage your face, learn your areas of pain, put some oil on your fingertips, and gently massage your masseter muscle (the big muscle on your jaw) while slowly opening and closing your mouth. You will find several other pain points surrounding your temporomandibular joint. Losen them up regularly. Increase your exercising to release some of your pent-up energy, and drink water with lemon or apple cider vinegar.

Back Pain and AcupunctureDo you suffer from a stabbing pain between your shoulder blades? Or a niggling sensation in you...
08/09/2025

Back Pain and Acupuncture

Do you suffer from a stabbing pain between your shoulder blades? Or a niggling sensation in your lumbar area? Back pain can take up so many different shapes and forms.

In Chinese medicine, back pain is either a stagnation of Qi (Energy) and Blood, or a deficiency. Location and type of pain, reaction to heat or cold, duration (chronic or acute pain) can tell you a lot about the origin of the problem.

(Electro-)acupuncture, cupping, sometimes moxa, and even herbal formulas can help moving that stagnation and nourish and tonify the affected area.

Spring – the Time of Growth 🌷Spring is slowly starting to transform the landscape as the first rays of sunshine are warm...
01/09/2025

Spring – the Time of Growth 🌷

Spring is slowly starting to transform the landscape as the first rays of sunshine are warming the air after what feels like.. Weeks..?? Months..??
Dominant Chinese medicine organ: Liver=>
+ Growth, new Energy
- Often affected: Stress, Headaches, Tendons, Nails, Eyes, TMJ, Digestion
Acupuncture and herbs can help move that new Spring energy, so it does not stagnate and start causing problems ❤️

It's August .. get ready for Spring POLLENNobody thinks about hay fever in the middle of all that rain right now. Though...
25/08/2025

It's August .. get ready for Spring POLLEN

Nobody thinks about hay fever in the middle of all that rain right now. Though NOW is the time to strengthen your Wei Qi (Defence Energy) to fight off all those aggressors that agitate your immune system in Spring.
Chinese herbs and acupuncture will help you deal with the acute symptoms, but now is the time to work on your Wei Qi to minimize those symptoms in the first place.

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6 Daphne Street
North Perth, WA
6006

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8:40am - 7pm
Wednesday 8:40am - 7pm
Thursday 8:40am - 7pm
Friday 8:40am - 7pm
Saturday 8:40am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+61861626758

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