Enjoy a healthy Autumn with Traditional Chinese Medicine tips for Seasonal Living success.

10 Summer health tips and Traditional Chinese Medicine information to help you stay balanced this year!

Learn about the beauty of living with the seasons and reignite some of those ancient practices that serve to keep us well in Winter.

How to get the most out of 2023 and the year of the Water Rabbit.

3.6 million Australians are currently living with Arthritis, so it is likely this blog will be useful to you or someone you care about.

Do you suffer the symptoms of Meniere's disease? Learn more about how it is classified and supported with Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Scott has been drawn to Japanese therapeutic styles throughout his career, learn how this influences his approach at Red Bridge in this blog

Supporting patients who suffer from migraine is a common practice for us at Red Bridge Family Acupuncture. Read the blog to find out more.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) impacts the health of approximately 1 in 5 Australians. Explore your support options in our blog.

Neck pain slowing you down? Learn about the different types of neck pain and how Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine can help!

Explore what 2022 and the Year of the Water Tiger may have in store for you.

In this blog we have put together a cheat sheet of some of the more commonly used terms that hold great meaning in TCM.

The use of heat therapy is especially important in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

In this blog we are going to share with you how Traditional Chinese Medicine observes and supports the functioning of the digestive system.

In Winter do you find themselves battling the deep bone pain that can come with the chilly mornings and crisp days?

It is estimated that 1 in 3 Australian children and over 1 million Australians in total have eczema.

Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine offers a natural and effective way of managing many pregnancy related health concerns.

Learn about the blood and its important role in Women's Health.

Tui Na (pronounced twee nah) is a TCM therapeutic bodywork and is included in many of my clinic sessions to complement acupuncture.

The pain of Endometriosis is a reality that affects at least 1 in 10 Australian women between 18 and 45.