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13/07/2025

One of the questions our new clients often ask is: where are you in Bondi Junction? Well, we are super easy to find - right near Westfields in Harley Place. If you exit Westfields near Zara, you will see Harley Place (our building) diagonally across the intersection. If you are further west, you can visit Red Tent Erskineville, which is right near the train station.

Book with us here: https://redtent.com.au/book-online/

12/07/2025

🤰✨ Pregnant or supporting someone who is? This one’s for you.

Since 2005, we’ve been teaching couples how to use acupressure for labour, and midwives since 2010 — with courses accredited by the American College of Nurse Midwives and the Australian College of Midwives.

We used to charge for this video — but now, we’re sharing it free because we believe every woman deserves tools to support a positive birth experience.

In this video, you'll learn how to:
💆‍♀️ Ease birth pain
🧘‍♀️ Calm the mind
⏱ Support contractions
🤝 Feel more confident and connected

👉 Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jo6E8TJpL2c
Or simply go to our homepage and scroll down - it's right there for easy viewing :)

Please share with your pregnant friends, midwife or doula! 💛

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10/07/2025

Feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or burnt out?

At Red Tent Health Centre, we offer gentle and effective acupuncture treatments to bring calm back into your life.

Whether you’re dealing with work stress, emotional strain, or hormonal imbalances, our holistic approach helps you feel lighter, calmer, and more in control.

Prioritise your wellness - book a session today and find your inner peace!

04/07/2025

From "Don't get pregnant", to "Why isn't it happening...?" - https://mailchi.mp/redtent/from-dont-get-pregnant-to-why-isnt-it-happening

02/07/2025

We all know it's accepted and logical that male fertility starts to decline after 40 (some research says even earlier). Motility, morphology and DNA can all be affected.⁣ So it makes sense that the pressure to fall pregnant should rest on both partners. The good news? S***m regenerates every ~72 days so in just a few months, our treatments and the changes you make can help you to improve s***m quality.⁣ Don’t wait! Be proactive!

Rebecca Mar Young
Chinese Medicine practitioner since 2005
AHPRA registered acupuncturist & Chinese herbalist
B. Health Science (TCM) University of Technology Sydney
Senior Member of OBAA (Obstetrical Acupuncture Association)

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01/07/2025

From a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective, drinking so many litres of water is a little outdated. Why? There's simply more to being hydrated: it's how fluids are transported and used in your body, how it's regulated and considering other ways to ingest water and fluids in ways that your system can best manage it. Want to know more? Come see us at either our Erskineville or Bondi clinics!

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29/06/2025

We love welcoming clients to Red Tent Health Centre at our Erskineville and Bondi Junction clinics, but we’re also here for telehealth consultations. Whether in-person or online, we take a holistic and thorough approach — assessing and discussing things like your diet, digestion, sleep, energy, stress levels and emotional wellbeing to get a full picture. Curious? Book a free Ten Minute Discovery Call with Rebecca to explore more.

Scroll to the bottom of this page to book in: redtent.com.au/about-us/rebecca-mar-young/

Rebecca Mar Young
Chinese Medicine practitioner since 2005
AHPRA registered acupuncturist & Chinese herbalist
B. Health Science (TCM) University of Technology Sydney
Senior Member of OBAA (Obstetrical Acupuncture Association)

27/06/2025

A widespread myth suggests that Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), including acupuncture, is unregulated and unsafe. In Australia, this is far from the truth.

TCM practitioners, including acupuncturists, are regulated by the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (CMBA) under the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). This ensures that practitioners meet specific educational and professional standards, safeguarding public health.

Globally, it's interesting to note that acupuncture is integrated into hospital systems worldwide:

United States: All of the top ten U.S. hospitals now offer acupuncture services, reflecting its acceptance in mainstream medical care.

Norway: Acupuncture remains the most widely used and requested complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) treatment in Norway, both in and out of hospitals.

Germany and Austria: Acupuncture is officially acknowledged as a scientific treatment, with many hospitals offering it as part of their services.

China: Acupuncture is an integral part of China's healthcare system, with hospitals combining traditional practices with Western medicine to provide comprehensive care.

South Korea: Acupuncture is widely accessible in hospitals and clinics throughout the country, used to treat various conditions.

It's important to consult qualified and registered TCM practitioners and to inform all your healthcare providers about any treatments you're receiving. This collaborative approach ensures safe and coordinated care.

And until you can get acupuncture in hospitals here in Australia, you'll find us working at Red Tent Health Centre, in Bondi Junction and Erskineville.

We each have over 20 years of experience under our belt.

Here's me at the China-Japan Friendship Hospital in Beijing circa 2004.

See you soon at our Red Tent :)

Rebecca & Naomi
Practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine
AHPRA registered acupuncturists & Chinese herbalists
B. Health Science (TCM) University of Technology Sydney
Senior Member of OBAA (Obstetrical Acupuncture Association)

24/06/2025

Sounds brilliant, but we all know it's easier said than done. We help men and women with their fertility goals, as well as their general health. Our approach is tailored because something that works for one person may not work for the next.

Rebecca Mar Young
Chinese Medicine practitioner since 2005
AHPRA registered acupuncturist & Chinese herbalist
B. Health Science (TCM) University of Technology Sydney
Senior Member of OBAA (Obstetrical Acupuncture Association)

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21/06/2025

I highly rate this chicken bone broth from Nutra Organics. It's wonerful to have in the cupboard for a warm drink (which I do regularly) as well as helping you to make a quick delicous bowl of soup in minutes. Simply use this as your base, throw in some roast chicken or tofu or an egg and cut up some veg and boil some noodles. Cut some shallots and herbs for good measure and you've got yourself the best instant breakfast, lunch or dinner. Highly recommended 😉 and delicious 😋. The best for your gut and your immune system.

Tips from...
Rebecca Mar Young
Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine
AHPRA registered acupuncturist & Chinese herbalist
B. Health Science (TCM) University of Technology Sydney
Senior Member of OBAA (Obstetrical Acupuncture Association)

19/06/2025

Your body will tell you if you do or don't want to do something. Just ask it and let the answer come...! Do your cells say yes? or no? Start following those feelings on the little things and it will be easier to hear on the bigger things. That message is a message from your heart. You can trust it.

Feeling in alignment with yourself feels good.

Can't feel it? Don't know what I'm talking about? Book a session to find out more, we can help you to get back in touch with yourself :)

1800REDTENT, www.redtent.com.au

Rebecca Mar Young & Naomi Abeshouse
Practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine
AHPRA registered acupuncturist & Chinese herbalist
B. Health Science (TCM) University of Technology Sydney
Senior Member of OBAA (Obstetrical Acupuncture Association)

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15/06/2025

There are studies under way to delve into what causes food allergies in children. We won't have the results of these until next year.

According to this article in The Conversation: Can what you eat during pregnancy and breastfeeding affect whether your child develops food allergies?

'The current advice is for mothers not to avoid any common allergy-causing foods during pregnancy and breastfeeding (unless of course they’re allergic themselves).

The science so far suggests that if anything, exposing the baby to allergens could reduce their risk of developing allergies, rather than increase it.

Once the baby is ready to eat solid foods, we know introducing peanuts and eggs from around six months of age makes it less likely the child will develop an allergy to these foods.

Introducing other common allergy-causing foods in the first year of life may also be helpful, although the evidence for this is not as strong compared with peanuts and eggs.

Once these foods have been introduced, continuing to include them in your baby’s meals regularly, at least once a week, might also make it less likely they develop an allergy to these foods.'

Source: May 7, 2025: https://theconversation.com/can-what-you-eat-during-pregnancy-and-breastfeeding-affect-whether-your-child-develops-food-allergies-255114?Image Credit: Tetiana Kos via Pexels

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Shop 2, 66 Hall Street
Sydney, NSW
2026

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

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