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Acupuncture
Acupuncture for Mental Health

Acupuncture is a traditional therapy that helps to balance and unblock the channels of energy in your body. It inserts fine needles into the body that coincide with energy meridians in order to release any blockages. 

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The treatment may also include moxibustion, gua sha and Tui Na (traditional Chinese massage).

What It Can Help With

Given the link between our physical and mental health, acupuncture can consequently influence our mind. Our acupuncturist works closely with the mental health practitioners to tailor a treatment plan that supports the client’s mental health.

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Depression

In clinical studies, acupuncture has been proven to have consistent beneficial on depressed mood. Acupuncture release endorphins. This is your body’s natural painkillers and provides a natural boost to your body and brain. This can help relieve the common symptoms of depression including feeling unmotivated and disconnected from life.

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Postnatal Depression 

In addition to the depression protocol, acupuncture helps clients suffering postnatal depression by helping to regulate their hormones and addressing low levels of iron.

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Anxiety

Acupuncture can help to regulate the nervous system and decrease stress hormones, helping reduce the physical symptoms of anxiety such as rapid breathing, insomnia, tightness in the chest and digestive disturbances.​

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Addiction 

Addiction creates a body-wide imbalance that affects the physical and mental health of the person who is suffering from it. Acupuncture seeks to restore the balance by managing the symptoms. Acupuncture promotes serotonin production, which is helpful for people struggling with opiate addiction. It can also help to manage the physical and emotional pain of addiction: acupuncture helps to detoxify and normalize liver function; promotes feelings of relaxation and pain relief; and help clients deal with insomnia, which is a common complaint of clients in recovery.

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Learning Disabilities

Acupuncture can help with brain development, stimulating blood flow to the brain. This can help to change brain activity helping clients with learning disabilities.

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ADHD

Acupuncture can also help clients with ADHD, which is believed to be an excess of yang energy, which can explain symptoms of hyperactivity and lack of focus.

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Beauty and Well Being

Acupuncture can promote a youthful and glowing complexion by improving collagen production, smoothening wrinkles and evening out skin tone. 

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Joanne Wong is an acupuncturist who specialises in acupuncture for mental health. Graduated from the prestigious Jiangxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, she believes in restoring balance to the body to restore balance to the mind. She works closely with mental health practitioners to develop protocols that support her client's overall well-being. 
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She can speak English, Malay, Mandarin and Cantonese. 
C.M.D.R Joanne Wong
Acupuncturist
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