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Chinese Acupuncture Cairns
Chinese acupuncture is one of the major branches of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which also includes herbal medicine, dietary therapy, cupping, gua sha, and moxibustion.
It involves inserting very fine sterile needles into specific points on the body to regulate the flow of Qi (vital energy) through the body’s meridians.
From a modern scientific view, acupuncture helps:
Stimulate nerves, muscles, and connective tissue
Increase blood flow
Trigger the release of natural painkillers (endorphins) and anti-inflammatory substances
Regulate the nervous and endocrine systems
In Australia, acupuncture is a fully regulated health profession under the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) via the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (CMBA).
That means you must complete an accredited university degree and be nationally registered to practice.
Bachelor of Health Science (Acupuncture)
Bachelor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
These degrees are offered at accredited institutions such as:
Endeavour College of Natural Health (nationwide campuses)
RMIT University (Melbourne)
University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
Southern School of Natural Therapies (Torrens University)
The program is usually 4 years full-time and includes:
Anatomy, physiology, and pathology (Western medical sciences)
TCM theory and diagnosis
Acupuncture techniques and meridian theory
Clinical practice hours (often 600–1000 hours in supervised student clinics)
Graduates then apply for AHPRA registration to legally practice as a Registered Acupuncturist.
Acupuncture is recognised in Australia by both clinical evidence and the World Health Organization (WHO) for a wide range of conditions.
Pain and musculoskeletal issues
Back, neck, and shoulder pain
Joint and muscle pain
Arthritis
Headaches and migraines
Sports injuries
Women’s health
Menstrual pain and irregularity
PMS and menopause symptoms
Fertility support
Pregnancy-related nausea and pain
Stress, mood, and sleep
Anxiety and depression
Insomnia and fatigue
Stress management
Digestive and immune
IBS, bloating, nausea
Sinus congestion and allergies
Immune support and recovery after illness
Neurological
Bell’s palsy
Sciatica
Peripheral neuropathy
Registered acupuncturists in Australia are considered primary healthcare practitioners.
They can work independently, in multi-disciplinary clinics (with GPs, physios, or massage therapists), or in hospitals and fertility centres.
Some also integrate herbal medicine or nutrition depending on their training.
Please follow the Book online button to book a time or check availability.
Alternatively please text Tanya Galvin 0408 054 538.
The Clinic is now located at 31 B Mcleod Street Cairns City. (Shop 3 / 31 Mcleod)
There is an intake form to fill in in the foyer.
Please note there is a 24 hour change or appointment or cancellation or no show policy.
The full Fee applies. $95.00
Have a lovely day – Tanya Galvin (Remedial Massage Therapist & Acupuncturist).
www.cairnsmassage.net.au or www.portdouglasmobilemassage.com.au or www.mobilemassagecairns.com.au or www.cairnsdryneedling.com.au
Book online now! Click the link below
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