Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Acupuncture is predominately based on the TCM understanding of Qi. Qi can be understood as the communication between Cells, Organ Systems, Emotions and Environment. When disharmony or illness occurs, TCM Acupuncture views it as a blockage of communication (Qi Stagnation) or lack of communication (Qi Deficiency). TCM Acupuncture is aimed at moving or strengthening Qi, aiding in the free flow between the mind, body and environment.
The Acupuncture needles that we use at Zenden are of the finest quality Japanese style making for a less painful experience.
At Zenden we only source from reputable companies that have TGA approved formulas. We often combine Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine for greater results.
A TCM style of massage that combines massage techniques with stretching. This is used for muscular and or skeletal issues and is usually preformed at the end of the treatment after acupuncture.
We carry a selection of liniments that we use with our treatments, depending on the nature of the patient or the injury.
According to TCM, cupping is done to dispel stagnation (blood stagnation and lymphatic system) and is traditionally used to treatment lungs conditions or for congestion from a common cold.