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We provide ACC treatments for injuries and pain, consultations on women health, quit smoking, musculoskeletal issues, Chinese herbal medicine, tuina massage, essences, vibrational medicine

02/08/2025

Ongoing classes! Every Wednesday from 5:30pm; Join us , never too late ⏰ reconnecting your body & mind & energy. Booking call: Sifu Henri 02102528882

30/06/2025

Final call for the fantastic opportunity to join our Taichi Qigong this Wednesday!!!
Beginners welcome!
Are you looking for some kind of exercise that gives you fitness, stamina, balance and flexibility whilst challenging and calming your mind ?
5 Element Qigong is a simple set of exercises

23/06/2025

Facial acupuncture is widely used in celebrities!!! Booking for your treatment for a younger & healthier skin!! Call: 021979787 #針灸美容

20/06/2025

Booking for a appointment with us on 021 979787 or 021 02528882

15/06/2025

Class starting on 2nd July booking call : Sifu Henri 02102528882

11/06/2025

Meeting our new Acupuncturist and Herbst! Booking with Tina 0211376390

04/06/2025

Meeting with Tina Ren —BHSc
Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine; Tina join our Balanced Acupuncture Clinic to share her passion for Chinese medicine and services local communities. Booking call: 0211376390

02/06/2025

Join our Tai Chi community class!
With Shifu Henri
Orewa Community Centre
40/46 Orewa Square, Orewa
Starting 2d July 2025
Beginners: 5:30pm
Intermediate: 6:30pm
Beginners welcome! #太極 #気功

21/05/2025

Welcome to Balanced Acupuncture clinic your local holistic health specialists

Nerissa Leach BHSC physiotherapist, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist. Nerissa graduated in 2018 with a Bachelor of Health Science in Physiotherapy, prior to this completed a Certificate in Sports and Exercise Science. In
2019 Nerissa completed a certificate in Dry Needling, followed by completion of a Post Graduate Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine in 2023. Nerissa also has a certificate in Pelvic Health.
Since graduating, Nerissa has been working with sports teams across Field Hockey, Football, Rugby and Underwater Hockey at various levels including New Zealand age group. Nerissa is a pelvic health physiotherapist, treating a range of conditions such as urinary and faecal incontinence, pelvic floor dysfunction, post birth and birthing injuries.
Nerissa has experience with clients of all ages from children to older adults in both the community and private settings.

Henri Venturini is a master Healer for 40 years, currently has achieved a Bachelor of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture with the New Zealand School of Acupuncture and TCM, where he lectures and is a clincial supervisor to future Acupuncturists. He has also completed a diploma in Chinese Herbal Medicine and conducts clinics in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine. Lina Yang acupuncturist professional and specialties
• Gynecological Conditions: Dysmenorrhea,
Irregular menstruation, etc.
• Mental and Emotional Disorders:
Depression, Anxiety disorder, Insomnia, etc.
• Various Types of Pain: Head and facial pain, Neck, shoulder, waist, and leg pain, Joint and muscle pain, Neurological and chronic pain, etc.
• Internal Medicine: Gastrointestinal dysfunction, Chronic gastritis, etc.
• Neurological Disorders: Post-stroke sequelae, Facial paralysis, Diabetic peripheral neuropathy booking for treatment with our teams: 021979797

12/05/2025

Learning Tai Chi and Qi Gong offers a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits, making them appealing practices for many people. Here are the key reasons why someone might learn them:

1. Health Benefits
• Improved balance and coordination – Reduces risk of falls, especially in older adults.
• Increased flexibility and strength – Gentle movements strengthen muscles without strain.
• Better posture and joint health – Encourages alignment and fluid movement.
• Enhanced circulation and energy flow – Both practices support cardiovascular and respiratory health.

2. Stress Reduction
• Deep breathing and slow, mindful movement calm the nervous system.
• Can reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, and chronic stress.

3. Energy Cultivation
• Qi Gong focuses explicitly on cultivating and balancing Qi (life energy).
• Tai Chi, a martial art rooted in Taoist philosophy, integrates Qi Gong principles in motion.

4. Mental Focus and Mindfulness
• Movement meditation helps increase mental clarity and presence.
• Builds self-awareness through body-mind integration.

5. Longevity and Vitality
• Practiced regularly, they are linked with healthier aging and sustained vitality.

6. Spiritual Growth
• Rooted in Taoist and Chinese philosophical traditions, they can deepen one’s spiritual awareness and inner peace.

Would you like a beginner-friendly routine or advice on how to start practicing? Join our class starting on 2nd July at 5:30pm Call Shifu Henri 021 02528882

05/05/2025

Physiotherapy and acupuncture can complement each other very well, especially when integrated into a combined treatment plan. Here’s how they typically work together:

1. Dry Needling by Physiotherapists
• Many physiotherapists are trained in dry needling, a technique similar to acupuncture.
• It targets trigger points (tight muscle knots) to release tension and reduce pain.
• This is often used in conjunction with manual therapy, exercise, and postural training.

2. Sequential or Combined Treatments
• A physio may refer you to an acupuncturist to help manage chronic pain, inflammation, or nerve-related symptoms while they focus on restoring function and strength.
• Our clinics offer both services in-house, allowing patients to receive complementary care in one place.

3. Different but Synergistic Goals
• Physio focuses on mechanical correction (muscle balance, joint mobility, movement patterns).
• Acupuncture focuses on pain modulation, energy balance (Qi), and nervous system regulation.
• When combined, they can address both the root mechanical causes and the symptomatic pain, often leading to better outcomes.
Booking with Physiotherapist Nerissa Leach call: 027 466 7166 Booking with Acupuncturists call:021979787

01/05/2025

Welcome to Nerissa Leach BHSC physiotherapist, Pelvic Health Physiotherapist. Nerissa graduated in 2018 with a Bachelor of Health Science in
Physiotherapy, prior to this completed a Certificate in Sports and Exercise Science. In 2019 Nerissa completed a certificate in Dry Needling, followed by completion of a Post Graduate Diploma in Sports and Exercise Medicine in 2023. Nerissa also has a certificate in Pelvic Health.
Since graduating, Nerissa has been working with sports teams across Field Hockey, Football, Rugby and Underwater Hockey at various levels including New Zealand age group. Nerissa is a pelvic health physiotherapist, treating a range of conditions such as urinary and faecal incontinence, pelvic floor dysfunction, post birth and birthing injuries.
Nerissa has experience with clients of all ages from children to older adults in both the community and private settings.

Address

1a/16 Florence Avenue
Orewa
0931

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 4pm
Tuesday	11am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 6am
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 6pm

Website

https://monshahhealing.com/contact-us/

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