Acupuncture Brisbane

Discover how Acupuncture Brisbane can help support your health goals

Acupuncture, a cornerstone of traditional Chinese medicine, has been practiced for thousands of years. In Brisbane, this ancient technique continues to gain popularity for its holistic approach to supporting health and wellness.

How does Acupuncture Brisbane work?

Acupuncture works by stimulating over 2,000 pressure points in the body, promoting natural healing and supporting the improvement of overall well-being. Read our Ultimate Guide to Acupuncture here.

Looking for Acupuncture Near Me? Look No Further

Wherever you live in Brisbane, our convenient Clinics are nearby. Located in Wavell Heights in North Brisbane (Northside) and in Cannon Hill in South Brisbane (Southside), one of our skilled Acupuncturists are close by. So for Acupuncture Near Me, choose Brisbane Livewell Clinic.

Tailored Acupuncture Treatments at Brisbane Livewell Clinic

Understanding Your Health Needs - Initial Consultation and Diagnosis

How We Assess Your Condition

At Brisbane Livewell Clinic, our initial consultations involve a thorough assessment of your health, lifestyle, and specific concerns. This holistic evaluation is crucial in ensuring effective Acupuncture support.

Customised Your Acupuncture Support

Leveraging the insights from your assessment, we develop a tailored Acupuncture strategy that addresses your unique health challenges and goals.

A Range of Acupuncture Services: Supporting Diverse Health Concerns

Pain Management and Relief
Our Acupuncture Brisbane services are highly effective in supporting relief from various types of pain, from chronic back pain to neck pain and other injuries.
Enhancing Immune Function and Digestive Health
We also focus on supporting your immune system and digestive health, essential components of overall well-being.

State-of-the-Art Facilities and Comfortable Environment

Our Clinic's Ambience and Amenities - Brisbane Livewell Clinic is designed to provide a tranquil and healing environment, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities to enhance your acupuncture experience.
Easy Accessibility and Convenient Location - Located conveniently in Brisbane, at Wavell Heights and Cannon Hill, our Clinics are easily accessible, making your journey to better health as smooth as possible.

Why Our Clients Choose Us: The Brisbane Livewell Clinic Difference

Personalised Care and Expert Guidance

Our commitment to personalised care and expert guidance sets us apart in the Acupuncture Brisbane landscape.

Consistent Support and Follow-Up

We believe in providing ongoing support and follow-up to ensure sustained health benefits for our clients.

Getting Started with Acupuncture at Brisbane Livewell Clinic

Your First Step Towards Relief: Booking Your Appointment

Easy Online Booking System

Getting started with us is easy. Our online booking system is user-friendly, allowing you to schedule appointments conveniently.

Book by Phone

Or you can call us to speak with our friendly Receptionists and book in a consultation - (07) 3861 5881.

What to Expect in Your First Session

Your first Acupuncture session will be a comprehensive introduction to our holistic treatment approach, ensuring comfort and clarity.

Download our FREE EBook on Preparing for Your First Acupuncture Session

The Power of Acupuncture Points

Acupuncture's effectiveness lies in its ability to target specific points in the body.

For example:

Large Intestine 4 (LI 4), known as Hegu or "Joining Valley," is a crucial point for alleviating headaches and supporting large intestine functions
Large Intestine 11 (Qu Chi- "Pool at the Bend") is used to clear inflammation
STomach 36 (Zu San Li- "Leg Three Mile") boosts metabolism and aids digestion
Lung 7 (Lie Que- "Broken Sequence") is vital for immune support
Spleen 6 (Sanyinjiao- "3 Yin Intercrossing") harmonises blood and lymphatic flow.

Acupuncture for Everyday Health

Incorporating Acupuncture into your daily and weekly life may lead to significant improvements in your wellbeing.

Regular stimulation of these points through Acupuncture or Acupressure, can support the enhancement of your energy levels, reduction of your pain, and improvement of your immune function. Acupuncture is also beneficial to support the reduction of musculoskeletal pain.

The practice of Acupuncture is not just about supporting the reduction of pain. It's also about helping you to maintain your overall health and supporting the prevention of issues in the future.

The Role of Acupressure and Aromatherapy

Between Acupuncture sessions, Acupressure combined with Aromatherapy can be a powerful self-care tool. Ask your skilled Actupuncturist at Brisbane Livewell Clinic for guidance on how to carry this out.

Using essential oils or herbal balms, you can massage your Acupuncture points yourself to continue reaping the benefits from home - also known as "Acupressure". This approach helps you to connect deeper with your body and encourages you to take charge of your health long-term.

Choosing the Right Acupuncture Brisbane Clinic

When selecting an Acupuncture Brisbane clinic, it's essential to consider the Practitioner's experience and approach.

Look for clinics that offer a comprehensive range of holistic healing and natural therapy services, including Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, and Massage. Brisbane Livewell Clinic has Acupuncturists, Naturopaths, Physiotherapists, Massage Therapists, Dieticians, Nutritionists, Kinesiologists, Hypnotherapists, Energy Healers and Wellness Coaches.

Our Acupuncturists each provide a holistic Wellness Plan tailored to your individual needs.

Embracing Acupuncture for a Healthier Life

Acupuncture offers a unique and historically-proven way to support your various health concerns, help improve your quality of life and journey towards balanced health and wellness.

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Useful References

Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA)
Chinese Medicine - Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Chinese Medicine Board of Australia
Federation of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Societies of Australia (FCMA )
National Centre for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, National Institutes of Health, USA
Roberts J, Moore D, 2006, Mapping the evidence base and use of acupuncture within the NHS, Department of Public Health and Epidemiology, University of Birmingham