February 20, 2021
Tips for Neck Pain Relief (Self-care Practices)
Licensed Acupuncturist Bob Wong shares top tips for neck pain relief.
The neck is a coordinated network of nerves, bones, joints, and muscles. Its function is
to provide support and mobility for the head. However, oftentimes the neck region can
become painful. Neck pain usually goes away within a few days or weeks, but the pain
vthat persists for months could signal an underlying medical cause that needs to be
addressed. In some cases, early intervention may be necessary for the best results.
To know more about how Chinese medicine can help, call us on 07 3399 1002
or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au.
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January 21, 2021
Upper Back Pain Stretches (Perfect Home Remedy)
We spend a lot of time hunched over our desk or computer at work, even at home.
Over time, this causes upper back pain and tension. To relieve the pain and loosen tight
muscles, watch the video about stretches for your neck, shoulders, and upper back.
To know more about how Chinese medicine can help, call 07 3399 1002
or send an email to info@artofacupuncture.com.au .
March 26, 2020
We Are Still Open But….
Clinic updates: 26 March 2020
According to the government updates on covid-19 situation: we are a health-related service and can remain open.
Of course safety and hygiene are number one. There’s a few things being implemented to insure the safety of everyone around us:
1)Social distancing. Patient appointments will be spread out to allow for disinfecting between visits and sanitizing.
2)Patients must be screened before entering the clinic. If a practitioner or patient fails screening neither should attend the clinic.
3)If patient and practitioner pass screening, then treatment can proceed with full infection control which now extends to masks ๐ท gloves ๐งค and other protective equipment for at least the practitioner.
This interpretation of the rules is as if 11:59p wed 25 March 2020
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