What to expect
A short consultation about your history and goals.
Needles are placed gently; most people feel only a small pinch, then deep relaxation.
You rest for around 20–30 minutes before the needles are removed.
Good for
Back, neck, shoulder, and knee painsStress and poor sleepHeadachesGeneral recovery and wellnessMuscle and joint sorenessLow energy
Why it matters in TCM
In TCM, health is the smooth flow of qi (vital energy), blood, and body fluids through channels called meridians and collaterals. Pain, tension, and many everyday complaints happen when that flow becomes blocked or imbalanced.
Stimulating the right points is thought to release those blockages and prompt the body’s own healing response. Many patients use it to help manage pain, stress, sleep, and general recovery, among others.
Most people feel calm and a little sleepy right after, so give yourself a few quiet minutes before heading back into a busy day if you can. A small number notice mild tiredness or slight soreness at the needle sites; this is usually temporary and settles within a day. Many patients use acupuncture as part of an ongoing plan rather than a single visit, and your practitioner can advise on a sensible schedule during your consultation.
Good to know
Walk-ins are welcome, but booking ahead is better - it holds your slot and saves you the wait.
Senior/PWD discounts applied at the clinic. Bring a valid ID.
This page is for general information and is not medical advice. Your doctor will recommend what’s appropriate for you during a consultation.