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Free Consultation
15 mins
Perfect if you are wondering if acupuncture might be helpful for you or a family member. This a 15 minute no-fee consultation that can be done either in-person, on the phone or online. It’s a great opportunity to learn more about acupuncture, how it works and how you can benefit from it.
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Initial Consultation
75-90 mins
$120
This first appointment will involve spending some time getting to know you, talking about your health goals, looking at your health history and asking some questions about your lifestyle. All treatments are confidential and Vicky strives to create a safe and non judgmental space for all.
In addition, a number of different TCM diagnostic methods will be used and these include feeling your pulses and looking at your tongue.
Vicky will explain how acupuncture works and what to expect and will answer any questions you might have.
The majority of patients will need a series of treatment such as once a week for 6-8 weeks until their symptoms resolve. However some patients like to use acupuncture monthly for general "maintenance". Everybody is unique in the timeframe of how they respond to acupuncture - but its good to remember that the benefits of the treatments are cumulative.
Very fine needles* are then gently inserted into specifically selected acupuncture points on the body to regulate the flow of ‘qi’, your body’s vital energy. The needles are retained for anywhere between 20 and 40 minutes - the length of time of depends on the age and comfort of the patient.
Acupuncture generally does not hurt and most patients say that during and after treatments they feel very calm and peaceful.
In addition to Acupuncture, treatments may also incorporate other Traditional Chinese Medicine modalities such as Cupping therapy.
*The single-use sterile needles that are used come in sealed packs and are safely disposed of after each treatment.
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Follow Up Treatment
60 mins
$90
This treatment is for patients who have had an Initial Consultation. During this treatment there will be time to to talk about any changes that a patient may have experienced since their previous treatment or discuss any new symptoms. This check-in is then followed by an acupuncture treatment.