Explore our services, then speak with the clinic about the appointment appropriate for your needs. Confirm practitioner and service availability at your preferred location.
A Chinese medicine consultation includes discussion of your health history, current concerns, medicines and supplements. Ask your practitioner about the evidence, limitations and options relevant to your circumstances.
If herbal medicine is being considered, discuss suitability, ingredients, possible adverse effects and interactions with other medicines. Tell your practitioner if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or receiving other treatment.
Traditional Chinese medicine concepts are distinct from biomedical diagnoses and do not replace medical tests or assessment where needed. Do not stop prescribed treatment without advice from your treating clinician.
Acupuncture involves inserting fine needles at selected points. Before treatment, discuss the intended approach, the evidence relevant to your concern, possible risks and alternatives, and what to expect during the session.
Your practitioner should explain the procedure and obtain your consent. Ask questions at any stage.
Moxibustion uses heat from burning dried mugwort near selected points. It is a traditional Chinese medicine practice; traditional explanations should not be taken as proof of a biomedical effect.
Discuss suitability and risks, including heat, burns and smoke exposure, before deciding whether to proceed.
Contact the clinic to confirm which services and practitioners are currently available at Chatswood or Blacktown.
A physiotherapy appointment may include assessment of movement, strength and function. Depending on your needs, your practitioner may discuss exercise, education or hands-on approaches.
A chiropractic consultation may include a musculoskeletal assessment and discussion of care options. Ask about the proposed techniques, expected benefits, risks and alternatives before treatment.
Remedial massage involves hands-on soft-tissue techniques. Discuss your concerns, preferences, current injuries and health conditions so the practitioner can explain the approach and its suitability.
Call (02) 8809 9691 to check the service, practitioner, location, consultation length and fee. A service listed here may not be available at both clinics or at every appointment time.
Individual responses vary. No service is suitable for everyone, and the appropriate approach depends on assessment and your circumstances.
Seek appropriate medical assessment for new, severe or worsening symptoms. For a medical emergency, call 000.
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