acupuncture Acupuncture is part of an integrated system of health care called Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that dates back thousands of years in China. Special techniques are employed to harmonise physiogical imbalances and restore health.

Acupuncture
Invisible channels are believed to transverse the body. The body's energy's (qi) courses through these channels, similar to your blood coursing through your vessels. When illness or injury occurs these channels become blocked, leading to an imbalance manifesting a pain or discomfort. Acupuncture seeks to unblock and harmonise qi within these channels by targeting specific points which in turn assists the body on restoring health.

DID YOU KNOW?
Acupuncture can help you reduce the withdrawal symptoms whilst trying to quit smoking.

Acupuncture can also reduce the symptoms and alleviate hay fever.
Holistic Bodhi Treatment
Do you feel like your system is not functioning 100%? Would like to improve your general well-being but don’t know what steps to take. Consider a Traditional Chinese Medicine consultation. During a consultation all aspects of your lifestyle will be addressed to gain a holistic perspective of why your body has reduced in performance. Acupuncture may be combined with Chinese Herbal supplements to help give you the boost you desire.

Cupping Therapy
Cupping is an ancient therapeutic method used to unblock stagnant qi and blood within channels. A vacuum is created and cups are applied over the affected ares. This method draws stagnant blood to the surface, unblocking channels, improving flow and relieving muscle tension.
Bodhi Harmony Treatment
Are you feeling stressed? Do you have neck and shoulder tension? Do you suffer from headaches? Do you feel frustrated?
Your body is in a state of disharmony. Discover how the ancient Chinese practice of acupuncture can be used to harmonise your mind, body and soul. De-stress, unwind and relax.

Gua Sha Therapy
Gua Sha employs the use of a hard, smooth implement which is rubbed over the skins surface. This technique unlike cupping, targets the superficial layer. It is employed to release external pathogens which initially attack via the skin before progressing deeper.
Revitalized Bodhi Treatment
Are you fatigued? Do you wake feeling tired? Do you wish you had more energy?
Acupuncture is combined with a Chinese herbal technique referred to as moxibustion.
This technique applies heat to specific points and is used to Toxify or strengthen system functions which have been weakened. These techniques combined with herbal supplements will assist your body in restoring balance, revitalization and rejuvenation.

Moxa Therapy
Moxa is a herb used specifically for it's heating ability which penetrates beyond the superficial skin layer. This technique is used to Toxify and strengthen system functions which have been weakened. We use smokeless moxa within the clinic.
Bodhi Beautiful Treatment
Cosmetic acupuncture is a natural, non-surgical method for reducing fine lines. Cosmetic acupuncture can reduce fine lines and wrinkles by increasing blood-flow and collagen production to target areas. This treatment is combined with dietary and lifestyle advice to help you feel and look more youthful.

Rebates do apply where are applicable for all our specialist consultations.
Active Bodhi Treatment
Is your activity restricted by an injury? Musculoskeletal complaints can affect us all. Neck and shoulder pain, back pain, knee pain, ankle pain or muscle fatigue. Acupuncture combined with electro-acupuncture and or acupressure and massage is effective in activating the bodies self-healing response post injury. Acupuncture can reduce the duration of recovery time and allow you to return to the activities you enjoy without restriction.		  
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