Treatment Methods

At Living Practices, treatment combines a range of techniques tailored to your needs.

Each session is a fully personalised combination of acupuncture and complementary Chinese Medicine methods, selected according to your diagnosis, presentation, and how your body responds.

This integrated approach allows us to adapt treatment in real time, focusing on pain, stress regulation, and women’s health concerns in a more precise and responsive way.

Depending on your needs, treatment may include:

  • A person is holding another person's foot, performing a treatment or examination in a clinical setting.

    Acupuncture

    The primary treatment method used to regulate the nervous system, improve circulation, and support the body’s natural healing response.

  • Person receiving a back massage from a massage therapist in a spa or therapy setting.

    Tui Na

    A manual therapy used within treatment to release muscular tension, improve mobility, and support structural balance.

  • Four empty glass candle holders on a black surface, with a pink Himalayan salt lamp and a white planter with a green plant nearby.

    Cupping

    A gentle suction technique used to help ease muscular tightness and support local circulation in areas of restriction.

  • Close-up of a person receiving a massage with a massage tool on their back.

    Gua Sha

    A controlled scraping technique used to release surface tension, improve blood flow, clear Heat, and reduce areas of stagnation in soft tissue.

  • Multiple small, pyramid-shaped objects with tiny red dots on top are placed on a person's bare stomach. In the background, there are green plants and a bookshelf.

    Moxibustion

    A warming and nourishing therapy using specific dried mugwort and gentle heat on specific points and meridians to support circulation, Nourish Blood, areas of depletion or cold.

  • Close-up of two red chili peppers with yellow and green stems on a wooden surface against a plain background.

    Electroacupuncture

    A mild electrical stimulation applied through acupuncture needles to enhance the effect of treatment where deeper activation is needed.

  • Close-up of a panel with multiple red LED lights arranged in rows.

    Red Light Therapy (with infrared)

    Light-based therapy used to support tissue recovery, improve blood circulation, reduce inflammation, and assist the body’s natural repair processes.