ReOrient Chinese Medicine

24/06/2025

In Chinese medicine we encourage eating warm, cooked foods in order to conserve energy and aid digestion. When you eat cold and raw foods it requires more input from your system to start the process of digestion, especially in winter! What about ice cream? It’s a hard no.

17/06/2025

20/03/2025

Lung meridian stretch alternatives.

26/01/2025

Hello! Welcome to ReOrient’s Bendigo clinic space. Private, calm, welcoming and comfortable. I got you. 💕

20/12/2024

Have you gone and burnt your candle? Again? Come see me in 2025, I’ll help you learn to relax. It’s a ‘thing’. Till then practice JOMO, the Joy Of Missing Out. X

04/12/2024

Wishing you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy New Year!

I’ll be taking a summer holiday break from 24th December and will return to the clinic on Tuesday, 14th January.

I named my practice reOrient because sometimes, all we need to get our health back on track is a little time with someone to help steer, remind, and gently coax the body and mind back to a centred, clear, and open state. The ‘re’ in reOrient reflects the idea that we’ve been well-oriented before but have temporarily lost our flow. Using the time-tested natural therapies of China and Japan, we’ll help guide you back—back to where you truly feel yourself again.

Your body knows when it needs your attention—listen to it.

There are still a few December appointments available online, and I’d love to see you and get everything humming along nicely.

If you need to reorder your herbs for the holiday break, please get in touch by phone or email.

Take care out there.
Taffy @ reOrient

14/11/2024

I have unfortunately loaned this device out and forgotten to whom! It’s been a while. It’s too expensive to simply replace. If it’s at your place would you please return it to me? 🙏

27/02/2024

Just came across these handmade business cards I used in the mid 90’s after completing my Shiatsu diploma. Just a coupla textas and a some holographic sticking contact. Before finding Chinese medicine I was a layout artist for a short time. It was all scissors, glue, graph paper, light boxes, letraset, hand illustration, bromides, screen printing, hand collating and binding books. We would also forge the odd train ticket! Which might explain why I sometimes still think sticky tape can fix nearly everything. But not today, I have something much more refined and time tested.