Acupuncture Hoppers Crossing

Experience the transformative benefits of acupuncture. Our highly skilled acupuncture therapists specialise in personalised treatments tailored to your unique needs.

  • Dr Lisa Hart

    Lisa comes to us with 15 years of community service experience, during which time she has been afforded the opportunity to interact with a broad section of society. During this time, Lisa noticed that a strong correlation between physical health and mental wellbeing, where one is weak, the other suffers and where one is strong, the other flourishes. It is from this realisation that Lisa pursued an education in Chinese medicine. Lisa has trained in Ericksonion hypnosis and personal coaching and after studying at Southern School of Natural Therapies, earning her Bachelor of Health Science Traditional Chinese Medicine, Lisa approaches her patients with personalised treatment and an holistic approach based on how a person presents on any given day. Using a combination of acupuncture, herbal medicine, bodyworks, diet and lifestyle advice, Lisa works to improve the overall health, wellbeing and quality of life for every individual she is fortunate enough to cross paths with. Services include Acupuncture Cupping Chinese Herbal Medicine Diet and Lifestyle support.

  • Dr Miao Huey Tong

    Dr Miao Huey Tong

    Miao is an APHRA registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner and Acupuncturist. She studied in International Medical University in Malaysia for three years and did a program transfer to RMIT University. She graduated with a double degree from RMIT University (Bachelor of Health Science Chinese Medicine, Bachelor of Applied

    Science Chinese Medicine). She is a member of Australian Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA).

    Miao did her internship in Tung Shin Hospital, Malaysia and in RMIT University. Her area of expertise includes pain management, weight management and female

    related disorders. Treatment given depending on the patient’s condition, which include acupuncture, cupping, spooning, Tuina, electroacupuncture and herbal medicine.

    Miao is also fluent in Mandarin.

    Working hours:
    Wednesday 12:00pm-7:00pm
    Saturday 8:00am-12:00pm

Acupuncture

  • Acupuncture is an ancient system of healing which focuses on improving the overall wellbeing of the patient. Fine needles are inserted into the body at specific points. Originating in China, these points have been mapped out over 2000 years.

    Traditional acupuncture is base on ancient Chinese theories of the flow of Qi (energy) through pathways called meridians that cover the entire body. By inserting special needles into acupuncture points, the energy in the meridian is stimulated and allows the free flow of Qi. This re-balancing can regulate harmonious energetic balance of the body, relieve pain and restore health.

  • A lot of thought is put into selecting the points used for treatment. It depends on the nature of the problem, the age and severity of the condition. Needles are usually inserted from a few millimeters to 2 cm in depth. Sometimes you can feel cramping, heaviness, tingling or electric sensation near the needle or travelling along the energy pathway. However the pain is considered mild or minimal. During the treatment, the part of the body being worked on will be uncovered. The number of treatments depends on the duration, severity and nature of the complaint. Our acupuncturist, Dr Lisa Hart is covered under most private health funds and claims can be made using HICAPS at the clinic.

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    AsthmaArthritis
    Joint Problems
    Back Pain
    Bladder
    Kidney Problems
    Constipation
    Diarrhoea
    Cough
    Bronchitis
    Dizziness
    Drug Addiction
    Smoking
    Fatigue
    Gynaecological Disorders
    Headache
    Migraine
    Health Maintenance
    Heart Problems
    Palpitations
    High Blood Pressure
    Immune System Deficiency
    Knee Pain
    Neck Pain
    Stiffness
    Pain Relief
    Paralysis
    Numbness
    Premenstrual Syndrome
    Sciatica Sexual Dysfunction
    Shoulder Pain
    Skin Problems
    Sports Injuries
    Sprains and Strains
    Stress / Anxiety
    Tendonitis
    Weight Control
    Chronic Fatigue Syndrome