Sue Sheppard Acupuncture

20/10/2025

Part 2: Spring Energy Tips!
Spring is here, and as an AHPRA-registered acupuncturist, I love this season of growth and renewal. Eating seasonal foods is a wonderful way to support your body and keep your Wood energy flowing. Fresh, green, and sour foods help nourish your Liver and move Qi, keeping your body feeling vibrant!
Think: leafy greens, sprouts, asparagus, green apples, lemon dressings, fresh herbs, and a little fermented goodness like kimchi or yogurt. Quick stir-fries or fresh salads are perfect for spring.
Pair this with some time outdoors — a walk, gentle stretch, or beach yoga — and you’re really in tune with the season.
Tag a friend who’d love these seasonal tips!

20/10/2025

Spring is here!
As an AHPRA-registered acupuncturist, I love this season — the air feels lighter, the days longer, and nature is waking up all around us. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, spring is linked with the Wood element, which is all about growth, flexibility, and renewal.

It’s the perfect time to get outside, stretch, move, and soak up the fresh air — helping to shift any stuck or stagnant Qi and reconnect with your natural rhythm. Even a short walk among blooming trees or a gentle yoga session outdoors can make a difference.

Scroll down to learn more about the Wood element and how spring energy can support your balance and wellbeing.

12/09/2025

🌿 We’re Live! 🌿

Our new website is now live, and we’re excited to share it with you. The site has been designed to give you a clear overview of our clinic, the services we provide, and information about Traditional Chinese Medicine.

We’ll also be updating the site with resources and articles to help you learn more about acupuncture and Chinese medicine,, so you can check back anytime to see the latest updates.

You can visit the new site here:
https://www.sheppardacupuncture.com.au/

Thank you for your continued support — we look forward to welcoming you online and in the clinic.

11/09/2025

✨ R U OK? Day reminder ✨
Today is about checking in with those around us, and also taking a moment to notice how we ourselves are really going. Mental health challenges can affect anyone, and support can come in many forms. Alongside guidance from qualified health professionals and services, some people also explore complementary approaches, such as acupuncture, as part of their overall wellbeing plan.
Check out the link in the post below to discover how Acupuncture may be of benefit for mental health

05/09/2025

Almost Ready!
Our new website is in the final stages and we’ll be launching very soon!
We can’t wait to welcome you to our updated online home

02/09/2025

Spring has sprung — and so has allergy season! Many people experience hay fever at this time of year. Research has explored acupuncture as one way that may support people with allergic rhinitis by influencing immune responses and reducing inflammation. Check out the video below from the Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA) for more information.

If you’re interested in exploring acupuncture, we are an AACMA-registered practitioner.



Link to the research Source: DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/IJGM.S470949

29/08/2025

We’ve been a little quiet here lately…
That’s because we’ve been busy behind the scenes creating something exciting – our new website!

It’s almost ready to share, and we can’t wait to show you a fresh space where you can easily learn more about what we do, our services, and how we can support your wellbeing.

Stay tuned – more sneak peeks coming soon!

12/08/2025

If you’ve been experiencing discomfort, stiffness, or swelling in a joint, you may be dealing with a condition known as bursitis. This occurs when one of the small fluid-filled cushions (bursae) that help protect your joints becomes irritated or inflamed. While it can affect different parts of the body, bursitis often develops in areas such as the hip, knee, shoulder, heel, elbow, or buttock.
To explore whether acupuncture may be a suitable option for your situation, contact the clinic to arrange a conversation about your needs and preferences.

08/08/2025

We have some last minute availability at the Crafers Clinic tomorrow. Click on Contact Us to book your appointment.

30/06/2025

Feeling the chill of winter?
As the flu season sets in, many of us are dealing with scratchy throats, blocked sinuses, and lingering coughs. While these symptoms are common at this time of year, there are supportive treatment options available to help you feel your best this winter.
Contact Us above to find out more.

23/06/2025

10/06/2025

Eating with the Seasons: Winter Wisdom from Chinese Medicine ❄️

Eating with the seasons is a core principle of Chinese medicine. In winter, we recommend slow-cooked meals, hearty broths, and warming spices like cinnamon, ginger, and garlic. These foods help nourish your Yang and support your body against the cold.

* These are general suggestions based on Traditional Chinese Medicine principles. If you have specific health concerns or medical conditions, please speak with your healthcare practitioner before making dietary changes.

Want personalised guidance?
Book a session with us for tailored recommendations to support your unique constitution and health needs this winter.

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