ABOUT
Chinese Medicine Acupuncturist
Many people seek out Acupuncture after they have tried everything else. Often they have tried other Allied Health modalities, but don’t feel that the problem is quite resolving as they would have hoped.
In Chinese Medicine, the emotions are the prime causes of deficiency and excess. According to TCM theory (Traditional Chinese Medicine), deficiency drains the bodies energy levels and can deplete organ function, which is referred to as Yin or Yang Qi. Acupuncture is a holistic medicine thousands of years old, but constantly evolving. It looks at the physical body and also the emotional aspects.
If there is too much energy in the body, which is often the case in our developed nations, we can get excess, which usually relates to an over abundance of Yang Qi, which might manifest in the Liver as Liver Yang rising, causing headaches or Migraines.
An Acupuncturist and Chinese Medicine Practitioner draws from multiple paradigms of Acupuncture technique, applying them selectively as needed, depending on what’s causing the issue. There are literally hundreds of methodologies, techniques and applications.
Chad has a particular interest in Pain Related musculoskeletal disorders. He uses Chinese Medicine Diagnostics to assess the pattern of disharmony and channel pathology, using Acupuncture and other techniques to modify, move and unblock “Qi” (oxygen/energy) and “Xue” (Blood) through the “Jing Luo” (Meridians).
The Jing Luo or Meridians are just alternative terms for which could be likened to the fascia networks. If you imagine rolling out one long piece of cling wrap from the top of your head, down the back of your neck and body to your feet. This would be one Fascia network, called “the Back Line”, which wraps the muscles and provides a framework and nourishment to muscles and body structure. However the Jing Luo also relates to the blood vessels and capillary networks within pre determined pathways running vertically on the body.
Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine is a physiological medicine that continues to be modernised and updated up until this day, whilst keeping true to ancient principles.
Look forward to working together and assisting you on your journey to wellness.
Qualifications and Acupuncture Training
Continuing Professional Development
Bachelor of Health Science - Acu
4 x year Degree – B.H.Sc
Queensland
Balance Method Acupuncture
Acupuncture Seminar in New Zealand – Certified by Si Yuan Balance
Applied Channel Theory - Jason Robertson
Applied Channel Theory Theory, Diagnostics and Acupuncture Treatment protocols
Any Questions?
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Feel free to give us a call to chat things through.
And if you want make an Acupuncture appointment at our Hobart clinic, here is our booking page.
