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Restore. Balance. Relieve.

Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese form of medicine which has been used in China for the last 3000 years. ​Acupuncture aims at treating the person, along with the disease. This means that the acupuncturist looks at the patient as a whole, finds the cause of the illness and the imbalance in the body causing it. 
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​With its unique system of diagnosis, an acupuncturist will ask not only details of the immediate problem, but also take a precise history of past illnesses, familial tendencies, and aim to determine a complete picture of the patient's health. In this way, acupuncture has always been used as a preventative medicine and can add positive benefits to health and wellbeing.
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What happens during the treatment?

Treatment by acupuncture consists of the insertion of fine needles into carefully selected points on the body. The points are selected from classical acupuncture theory, along with points supported by current neuroscience research.  When these two frameworks are combined, point selection can become more clinically powerful.
Acupuncture can increase levels of endorphins, acetylcholine, and serotonin, which contribute to calmness and recovery. It may also reduce cortisol levels, decreasing stress load on the nervous system.

​Treatment can be supported with massage, cupping, electro stimulation and red-light therapy.

"Struggling with Stress or Pain? Acupuncture may be able to help You heal naturally"
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​Will it hurt?

Most patients are amazed how painless acupuncture can be. There is no universal response, however, when the correct stimulus of the needle has been obtained, the patient may feel some heaviness, distension or a tingling sensation either around the needle or travelling up or down the affected energy pathway or meridian.
Effects on patients can vary depending on individual physiology and receptiveness to the treatment. While the experience will be different for everyone, our treatment usually makes you feel calm and relaxed.
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What should I do after a treatment?

“Acupuncture encourages gentle shifts in the body’s energy, influencing the nerves, circulation, and the natural tone of the muscles. Taking a little time to rest afterward can be comforting, giving your body some time and space to settle and respond in its own way to the treatment.”

​If your body is whispering that it needs a reset, acupuncture is a gentle way to restore balance and reconnect with your well‑being.

 “A small pause. A deep breath. A moment to realign”.

When can I expect an improvement?

“Acupuncture supports the nervous system by encouraging steadier, healthier patterns in how the body senses and responds. Research suggests it may gently influence brain activity and help settle inflammation. People notice shifts at their own pace, and every person responds differently.”
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Occasionally, you may notice a brief worsening of the symptoms prior to an improvement, however, more commonly there is relief which is consolidated with progressive treatments.
“A planned course of 3-5 treatments is recommended to allow the body’s regulatory systems to gradually integrate and respond to the physiological signals initiated by the therapy.”

“Step into a peaceful environment where your healing journey truly begins”.
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CONDITIONS TREATED WITH ACUPUNCTURE
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  • Musculoskeletal injuries (ACC)
  • General health and wellbeing
  • Mental Health: Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Insomnia
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Fees

Acupuncture 45mins – 1 hr - $85
  • Massage & Cupping: Neck Shoulder Back - 35min - $70
  • ACC treatment - $40
  • Personal training for stress and wellbeing 40mins - $40

Special: Opening offer for February to April: $55 per treatment

Personal Training

Kevin has been training and teaching Martial arts for 50 years and holds a Master grade and NZQA CANZ 2 coaching certificate. He can offer personal training which incorporates functional training exercises to help improve balance and strength. This combination offers a powerful blend of physical conditioning with breathing exercises. By uniting strength, balance, flexibility and, breathing it can support emotional balance and overall well‑being, making martial arts a holistic path to a healthier life.
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Regular exercise boosts strength, improves heart health, sharpens focus, and lifts mood. It reduces stress, supports better sleep, increases energy, and helps maintain a healthy weight, creating a stronger, more resilient body and mind.

“Strong in body. Steady in mind.” “Train hard. Breathe deep. Rise higher.”

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