We have not measured our success rate as it is both time consuming, expensive and difficult to do so accurately. If you are unsure it might be an option to speak to family or friends and ask what results they have had at the clinic.

If you have any x-rays, ultrasounds, ct-scans, blood tests etc. they can be brought in, alternatively a report based on the scans/blood tests are sufficient.

First Consultation:
The first consultation takes approximately an hour and 15 minutes, included in this in most cases is acupuncture
Subsequent Consultation:
The subsequent consultation (depending on the nature of the condition) can take 10-15 minutes, plus a 30-40 minute acupuncture session.

The practitioner treats all types of infertility via natural fertility methods that are non IVF.

First consultation is $93.00
Subsequent consultations are (Acupuncture) $71.00
Subsequent consultations are (Herbal) $57.00

If you have the appropriate cover you will get some money back from your nominated health fund, it is always best to check with your fund to make sure you are covered. Unfortunately Medicare does not cover acupuncture or Chinese Herbal Medicine.

The practitioner will discuss this with you during the consultation. In most cases pills and capsules will be prescribed, but in cases where appropriate and necessary raw herbs will be prescribed

All herbal formulas are approved for use in Australia by the TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) containing no illegal substances.

This varies from patient to patient and the practitioner will discuss with you how many visits/treatments you will require. In most cases 6-8 treatments are required, but if a condition is chronic or is gynaecological more treatments may be necessary

When you are prescribed, herbs, pills, capsules or granules you will be given a script explaining the dosage and frequency of taking them.

When diagnosing a patient, the practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine will note all of the signs and symptoms the patient presents, in order to build a picture of the disharmony within the patient.
Typically the questioning will revolve around the:
• Appetite
• Bowels
• Taste in the mouth
• Pain in the body
• Thirst
• Sleep
• Urination
• Energy levels
• Complexion
• Eyes
• Tongue & Pulse

The treatment of patients consists of Acupuncture and the prescribing of Chinese herbal medicines mainly in the form of pills, capsules or granules.
The length of treatment is approximately 30-40 minutes per session. Some patients may only require 1-2 weeks worth of treatments whist others may require (for chronic conditions) several treatments over a number of weeks or months.