Easy Acupuncture

Easy Acupuncture Providing safe and effective, evidence informed clinical care in Adelaide, South Australia.

23/09/2025

🌱 Happy Spring Equinox — 23rd September 2025 🌱

The Equinox is a special moment when day and night are equal. It invites us to pause, restore balance, and prepare for growth and renewal. Wishing you a season of healthy new beginnings!

✨ Clinic Update ✨

I will be visiting beautiful Central Australia early next month:

šŸ“ Alice Springs (Mparntwe)
I’ll be available for one day only:
Sunday 5th October, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

šŸ“ Adelaide (Tandanya)
The clinic will be closed from Monday 6th – Sun 12th October, reopening Monday 13th October

Online Bookings are now available for both Alice Springs (Oct 5th only) & Adelaide appointments (ongoing).

šŸ”— BOOK HERE:
https://acu123-acupuncture-chinese-medicine.au1.cliniko.com/bookings

Prefer to chat? You can call 00413 754 264or message me with your preferred time (early, mid, or afternoon).

Looking forward to supporting you this Spring 🌸

Rory Davis
Registered Acupuncturist

15/08/2024
04/07/2024
Dear Minister Butler,We, the undersigned, petition the Australian government to expand the Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) p...
23/05/2024

Dear Minister Butler,

We, the undersigned, petition the Australian government to expand the Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) program under Medicare to include Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine as eligible allied health services. With a rich history of efficacy and growing demand, these modalities offer holistic healthcare options that can complement conventional treatments. By integrating Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine into EPC, patients will have greater access to comprehensive care, fostering improved health and wellbeing outcomes for all Australians nationwide. Acupuncturists have been waiting since AHPRA registration in 2012 to join the EPC

Why is this important?

Acupuncturists have been eagerly awaiting inclusion in the EPC since their AHPRA registration in 2012. However, they find themselves the only AHPRA registered Allied Health Professionals denied access to the chronic disease management program under Medicare, despite their vital role in the health and wellbeing of all Australian citizens. In contrast other AHPRA registered practitioners, Chiropractors, Osteopaths, Physiotherapists, and Podiatrists are permitted to use the EPC for dry needling—a practice representing only 1% of acupuncture knowledge—often acquired through brief weekend courses.

Acupuncturists and Chinese Medicine practitioners undergo rigorous 3-4 year degree programs, gaining comprehensive understanding of the body's subtle energy pathways. This vast difference and disparity in training raises serious concerns among acupuncturists nationwide, regarding the quality of care provided by other modalities with minimal training. Even medical doctors in Australia undergo only a 60-hour course, with 25 hours of mentorship, to qualify for administering Medical Acupuncture under the Medicare scheme.

Numerous chronic and pain conditions have been effectively treated with acupuncture, supported by evidence-based practices. Thus, it begs the question: why are those with the highest level of training in acupuncture practice settings being excluded by Australian Government laws?

Acupuncturists have been waiting since AHPRA registration in 2012 to join the EPC, but for some reasonĀ  acupuncturists are the only AHPRA registered allied health profession that are not allowed to access the chronic disease management program under MedicareĀ  for the health and wellbeing o...

What does research says about treatment plans?
17/04/2024

What does research says about treatment plans?

The acupuncture treatment plan and your recovery – a research summary Acupuncture’s efficacy depends on numerous factors. Of course, the accuracy of points your practitioner has chosen …

26/05/2023

2 MORE DAYS until the AVA Annual Conference!

What a great week of learning and opportunity this will be to reconnect with fellow veterinary professionals.

We are so excited about Dr Barbara Fougere's workshop 'Getting started with Chinese Herbs for Veterinary Acupuncturists' - Dr Barbara Fougere has used Chinese herbs for over 25 years in her practice and shares her approach to common gastrointestinal and liver disorders including pancreatitis that incorporates acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. Be sure to grab your Acuneeds' showbag when you're there!

New website and its blog post, there’s lots of information on here that I've been working hard to put together. - Rory
07/05/2023

New website and its blog post, there’s lots of information on here that I've been working hard to put together. - Rory

Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine practice that has been used for centuries to promote healing and improve overall health an...

That’s a wrap! Our 5 week Qi Gong course concluded yesterday. We covered the classic Ba Duan Jin form of health Qi Gong ...
20/06/2022

That’s a wrap! Our 5 week Qi Gong course concluded yesterday.

We covered the classic Ba Duan Jin form of health Qi Gong as well fundamentals such as the standing ā€˜tree’ exercise and internal ā€˜nei gong’ exercise.

Thanks to all those who supported and attended, it was a pleasure to teach again.

The next course will be starting Sunday August 7th and I’ve got another special form to show you.

We ā¤ļø Qi Gong!

Exciting news... Many have inquired, it's finally here!Join me to learn how to practice this classic Qi Gong form. I šŸ˜ Q...
11/05/2022

Exciting news...
Many have inquired, it's finally here!
Join me to learn how to practice this classic Qi Gong form.
I šŸ˜ Qi Gong!
Please get in contact to find out more.

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285 South Road, Mile End
Adelaide, SA
5031

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