Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine - Wei Wei Qian
- 25 years practising in both hospital and clinic
- Trained in China for 5 years full time study of Acupuncture, Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine
- Speaks fluent English
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Wei Wei Qian trained in Hang Zhou, China, as a doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine and worked for 7 years in the Red Cross Hospital. She practised acupuncture and herbal medicine in the department of gynaecology, internal medicine and orthopaedics and has also trained Western Acupuncture students.
Wei Wei has been practising in Melbourne since 1990 and successfully treats conditions such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, hay fever, digestive problems, sports injuries and stress related conditions. She also specialises in the treatment of gynaecological disorders, specifically benefiting patients suffering from PMS, menopausal symptoms and infertility problems. Wei Wei's extensive clinical experience assures an optimal outcome for most conditions that have been challenged by more mainstream approaches.
How can Acupuncture help?
Many people come to acupuncture for help with a specific symptom or condition like:
• anxiety states
• arthritis
• asthma
• back pain
• circulatory problems
• depression
• facial paralysis
• fibrosis
• high infertility
• menstrual problems
• migraines
• sciatica
• skin conditions
• sinus problems
• fatigue
• ulcers
Acupuncture effectively helps these and many other conditions. However, good acupuncture does more than simply treat the problem. It is directed at restoring the overall balance and deals with the conditions and also helps the patient feel better in a general way. Hence the frequent comment “I’m feeling better in myself”, refers to things like increased energy and vitality, greater enjoyment of life, greater confidence, better sleep etc.
The Acupuncturist’s role may be likened to that of a musician tuning an instrument. Diagnosis determines the “tone” of the individual strings of the instrument; treatment involves tuning the strings to restore a coordinated sound, with all strings resonating harmoniously. This approach, where the whole person as well as the symptoms is taken into consideration, is integral to traditional Acupuncture. It is contrasted with symptomatic approach that uses treatment formulae for specific conditions and where no heed is paid to overall energy imbalance.
Contact Us
Reception Hours:
Monday 9:00am – 7:00pm
Tuesday 9:00am – 12:00pm
Wednesday 9:00am – 6:00pm
Thursday 9:00am – 7:00pm
Friday 7:00am – 4:00pm
Location
CityHealth is located on Level 4 of Druid’s House in the heart of Melbourne CBD. Just opposite RMIT University and around the corner from Melbourne Central and the State Library. We are located near trams, trains and car parks. There are also bicycle stands across the road for your convenience.
Train Station
Melbourne Central Train Station
Tram
Swanston Street
Tram No.
1 North Coburg/South Melbourne Beach
3 East Malvern/Melbourne University
5 Malvern/Melbourne University
6 Glen Iris/Melbourne University
8 Toorak/Moreland
16 Kew/Melbourne University via St Kilda
64 East Brighton/Melbourne University
67 Carnegie/Melbourne University
72 Camberwell/Melbourne University
Latrobe Street
Tram No.
24 Latrobe Street West End/ North Balwyn
30 Newquay Docklands/St Vincent’s Plaza
City Circle Tram
Car park
There is parking available on Swanston Street, Latrobe Street, Little Latrobe and A’Beckett Street.
Other Services
Remedial Massage
Chiropractic
Gait and Posture Analysis
Asthma and Allergy
Speak to one of our friendly receptionists to make an appointment today!
(03) 9662 2395
QUALIFICATION DETAILS
Wei Wei Qian is a Chinese trained medical doctor specialising in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine.
Member of the Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Registration Board of Victoria.
Speaks Fluent English.
Wei Wei also practises @ Moonee Ponds Mind Body Health Centre
265 Ascot Vale Rd.
Moonee Ponds Vic 3039
PH: 9372 0499
Private health insurance, work cover, TAC, rebate available
Service Categories
Acupuncture, Allergy Testing / Treatments, Nutrition, Remedial Massage, Traditional Chinese Medicine
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