Warrnambool Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine

10/09/2026

Acupuncture Awareness Month- Registration

Did you know “acupuncturist” is a protected title in Australia?
As a registered acupuncturist and AACMA member, this is something I’m proud to highlight during Acupuncture Awareness Month.
Registered acupuncturists must meet national requirements for education, training, professional practice and ongoing registration with the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia.
This September is a great opportunity to learn more about our profession and the qualifications behind the title.
Learn more:
www.jing-luo.org/acupuncture-awareness-month

06/09/2026

Day 3 almost done. Finishing with concussion treatment and testing.

05/09/2026

Day 2 of Nanoacupuncture for stroke and concussion done. More knowledge and skills learned one needle at a time. Looking forward to Monday back in clinic.

04/09/2026

Day 1 done. Learning so much and applying new skills with so many impactful moments. Looking forward to day 2.

02/09/2026

September is Acupuncture Awareness Month.

As an AACMA member and registered acupuncturist, I’m proud to be supporting Acupuncture Awareness Month this September.
Throughout the month, AACMA is helping Australians learn more about acupuncture, how it is practised and the professional standards behind registered acupuncturists in Australia.
It’s a great opportunity to clear up some common misconceptions and discover that there may be more to acupuncture than you realise.
Learn more:
www.jing-luo.org/acupuncture-awareness-month

01/09/2026

28/07/2026

We've just opened up a whole range of new appointment times online.

After finalising the schedule for the second treatment room, we've now been able to release many more appointments for online booking. This means you'll see significantly more availability when you check the booking calendar, making it easier to find a time that suits you.

If you couldn't find a suitable appointment previously, it's worth checking again.

Book online anytime:
www.warrnamboolacupuncture.com.au

27/07/2026

There's something about the end of winter...

Many people start saying the same things:
"I'm feeling tired."
"My joints are stiffer."
"I can't wait for some warmer weather."

Traditional Chinese Medicine has always recognised that the changing seasons can influence how we feel. Winter is traditionally a time for rest and conserving energy, making the transition into spring a good opportunity to refocus on your health and wellbeing.

Sometimes the best place to start isn't with a complete lifestyle overhaul - it's simply taking a little more care of yourself as the seasons change.

If you feel you need extra support. Feel free to contact us or visit https://www.warrnamboolacupuncture.com.au/ to book an appointment online.

23/07/2026

Some people describe brain fog as feeling mentally cloudy, struggling to concentrate, forgetting simple things, or feeling like they're just not thinking as clearly as usual.

Brain fog isn't a medical diagnosis, but it can occur alongside poor sleep, stress, hormonal changes, recovery from illness, nutritional factors and a range of other health conditions.

Our latest blog explores:
• What brain fog is
• Common contributing factors
• When to seek medical advice
• How Traditional Chinese Medicine views brain fog from an individualised perspective
• Simple lifestyle habits that may support overall wellbeing

Understanding what may be contributing to brain fog is an important first step towards finding the right support.

Read the full article here:
https://www.warrnamboolacupuncture.com.au/resources/brain-fog-why-you-feel-mentally-cloudy-and-how-traditional-chinese-medicine-takes-an-individualised-approach

If you'd like to discuss whether acupuncture or Chinese herbal medicine may be appropriate as part of your overall healthcare approach, we're happy to help.

21/07/2026

Have you noticed the tiny seeds or beads that some people wear on their ears?

Known as ear seeds, they're becoming increasingly popular on social media, but they've actually been used as part of Traditional Chinese Medicine and auricular (ear) acupuncture for many years.

Ear seeds are small pellets placed on specific points of the outer ear. They're designed to provide gentle, continuous stimulation between appointments and are commonly used as part of an individualised treatment plan.

While you may have seen online claims that ear seeds can "cure" everything from stress to weight loss, the reality is much more balanced. Their use depends on your individual circumstances, and the scientific evidence continues to evolve.

In our latest blog, we explore:
- What ear seeds are
- How they're used in Traditional Chinese Medicine
- The history of auricular acupuncture
- What current research tells us
- Why many people choose to include them as part of their care

If you've ever been curious about ear seeds, our latest article separates the facts from the social media hype.

Read more here: https://www.warrnamboolacupuncture.com.au/resources/what-are-ear-seeds-and-why-are-they-so-popular