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ACUPUNCTURE TREATMENT
Why suffer the symptoms of your illness caused by stress, pain, inflammation, or other health issues?
Acupuncture may hold the answers to improving your health and restoring your body’s balance.
It’s your natural and drug free alternative.
Make AppointmentREMEDIAL MASSAGE
Chinese remedial massage may be beneficial to people with busy lifestyles suffering from work related stress.
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Chinese medicines and herbs have been used for thousands of years and are recognized for their abilities to improve health, vitality, and life expectancy.
Learn MoreCHINESE CUPPING THERAPY
Cupping therapy can be very beneficial in treating some health conditions from pain relief to respiratory disorders, therefore can be an alternative to drugs and surgery for many people.
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We are a team of experienced and professional Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners, providing trusted health care services to Perth community since 2003.
AHPRA registered, qualified TCM practitioners
30+ years’ experience of practice
Quality herbal products you can trust
Providers of most private health funds

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Fees and Charges
SERVICE | PRICE | NOTE |
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Chinese Herbal Medicine | ||
Herbal Therapy Consultation (Chinese herbs and supplement prices vary per individual product, for further information please contact us.) | $35.00 | Herbal consultations involve assessment of patient's symptoms, medical history and the body condition to derive a customized herbal formula. Specific diet and lifestyle recommendations may also be prescribed. |
Acupuncture | ||
Acupuncture - Initial Session with Consultation | $75.00 | Initial acupuncture session includes a consultation and diagnosis before the treatment. The consultation involves assessment of your symptoms, medical history and the body condition to derive a treatment regimen for you. |
Acupuncture - Subsequent Session | $60.00 | |
Acupuncture & Massage Package | $80.00 | Acupuncture plus 10 minutes Remedial Massage. The price doesn't include the initial consultation fee $15 which is charged on top of the price for the first session only. |
Remedial Massage | ||
Initial Session Consultation | $15.00 | Initial consultation involves assessment of your symptoms, medical history and the body condition to derive a treatment regimen for you. |
30 Minutes Session | $45.00 | |
60 Minutes Session | $80.00 | |
Cupping & Moxibustion | ||
Cupping | $30.00 | 15 - 20 minutes |
Moxibustion | $20.00 | 20 - 30 minutes |
Our Practitioner Team


Acupuncturist & Massage Therapist
Peter graduated from Shanghai Chinese Medical University in 1989 with Bachelor of Acupuncture and Acupressure after five year full-time studies in acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. He was Selected in 1995 to work as an Acupuncturist and TCM practitioner at International Chinese Medicine Centre in Spain for a period of 5 years. Peter has been associated with Baolin since 2004 as an Acupuncturist and TCM practitioner.
Peter has a broad practical and clinical experience in acupuncture, TCM Orthopaedics and Trauma, Remedial Massage and Chinese medicine therapies in China, Europe and Australia. He has acquired a set of his own acupuncture points and treatment methods from his clinical expertise. He has a substantial interest in acupuncture and Chinese medicine treatment for conditions such as sport injuries, back or shoulder pains, stress and depression, insomnia, IBS, weight loss, quit smoking, infertility and IVF support and gastrointestinal dysfunction.
With over 28 years of working experience, Peter is a registered TCM practitioner with Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (under AHPRA), and members of Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA) and Federation of Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Associations of Australia (FCMA).


Acupuncturist & Herbalist
Rebecca graduated from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine in China in 2012 with a Bachelor degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) after five year full time studies in acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. She also completed postgraduate courses at Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and practised in Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Third Affiliated Hospital. Rebecca has been working as an acupuncturist and a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner in Perth since 2013.
Rebecca has special interest in treating all types of pain conditions including sport injuries using synergistic combination of Chinese medicine and acupuncture. She has comprehensive practical and clinical experience in treating digestive problems and stress-related symptoms such as insomnia and anxiety. Rebecca also has clinical interest in women's health, infertility, irregular periods, menopause as well as skin disorders such as acne and eczema.
Rebecca is a registered TCM practitioner with Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (under AHPRA), and member of Australian Natural Therapists Association (ANTA) and Federation of Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Associations of Australia (FCMA).


Acupuncturist & Herbalist
Julia graduated from Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China with a Bachelor Degree of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in 1983 after completd five year full-time studies in acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. She has over 30 years of practical and clinical experience in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Her main clinical interest is in the treatment of menstrual problems, menopausal syndrome, IBS, acne, skin problems and IVF Support.
Julia has also worked as a TCM practitioner in the First Affiliated Hospital of Anhui University of Traditional Chinese Medicine for 10 years from 1983-1993. In 1995, she started her TCM clinic (Fu’s Chinese Herbal Clinic) in Perth Australia, and has been working at Baolin as a senior TCM practitioner since 2003.
During her TCM practice in Perth, Julia was involved in part-time lecturing of TCM courses at Perth Academy of Natural Therapies, academic exchanges with other TCM practitioners and researchers through International conferences, seminars and other major TCM activities. As a guest speaker on Perth Chinese Radio 104.9 FM weekly program on health and TCM topics, she has spread her knowledge and expertise to a wider audience.
As a registered TCM practitioner with Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (under AHPRA), and members of the Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA) and Federation of Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture Associations of Australia (FCMA), Julia is available to listen to all your problems and care for your health and wellbeing.
Our Mission:
Provide quality healthcare at affordable cost
Our Quality Policy:
Committed to deliver excellence in health care with care and compassion
Make Your Appointment Today
Contact us today at our Perth clinic (57/76 Newcastle Street) or Subiaco clinic (6/1 Sheen Street), or make an online booking to get the utmost care, personal attention and professional treatment by our dedicated acupuncturists and Chinese Medicine practitioners to improve your health and well-being.

Why Choose Us
All of our Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners are professionally trained with a minimum 5 year bachelor degree in TCM and Acupuncture, and are registered with Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (under APHRA). Unlike most Chinese Medicine clinics where there is only one practitioner providing all the different services, our point of difference is that we have a group of practitioners, each with qualifications and experience in a particular field of TCM practice.
With up to 35 years of expertise in different areas of TCM and acupuncture we provide high quality professional services in acupuncture, TCM remedial massage and herbal medicine therapies.
All our herbal products are of high quality and are TGA approved. We have extensive range of Chinese medicine products available in Perth.
Our TCM practitioners are registered and recognised providers of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine with most private health funds. Depending on your cover, our Hicaps system facilitates rebates to be claimed immediately on site for consultation, acupuncture and remedial massage.
Our acupuncture clinics in Perth and Subiaco uphold a safe, clean and professional environment, and respect the privacy of patients. They are equipped with all basic facilities such as enclosed consulting rooms and treatment rooms, waiting room, retail counter, and public washrooms. Parking is available on streets around the clinic and nearby roads.
Our practitioners are committed to continuing their professional development, and attend national and international conferences and workshops to improve their professional skills, and keep up to date with the latest TCM developments. In the past years, the centre organised a few academic seminars with renowned national and international guest speakers. The centre also conducts a weekly program on Perth Chinese Radio on health issues to share our expertise and promote the natural approach to healthcare.
FAQ's
TCM works on the principle that all diseases or medical conditions arise from imbalances within the body. It aims at treating the disease by correcting specific imbalances within the body through improving the body’s circulation and eliminating toxins from the body, therefore re-establishing the natural equilibrium. It treats the body as a whole rather than just focusing on the disease or symptom itself. Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture are two of the major components of TCM.
Chinese herbal medicine works by restoring overall balance in body and energy through the use of a variety of herbs with different properties. The practitioner formulates different combinations of herbs specific to the patient’s body type and condition. Unlike Western herbs which are often prescribed as a single herb, Chinese herbs are almost always used in combinations. This allows the herbs to interact, enhance and modify each other, working synergistically to restore health and minimise side effects. Different parts of herbs are used such as leaves, bark, roots, branches, flowers, fruits and seeds.
Acupuncture works on improving the circulation of ‘Qi’ (pronounced “chee”) through the meridians within the body. Meridians are a system of channels in the body which are also related to the internal organs and Qi is the electrical or energy flow within these channels. Qi surfaces to the skin level at specific points. Open meridians and free flowing Qi are essential for optimal health. When obstruction in this system of channels and flow of Qi occurs, it can cause imbalance, pain and disease in the body. The acupuncturist will identify blockages in a patient’s meridians and specific acupuncture points are chosen on the body along the meridians. These points are then stimulated by insertion of tiny metal needles through the skin, which will remove blockages and correct imbalances in the flow of Qi, guiding it to flow to deficient areas and away from areas where it is in excess.
During a typical consultation, the TCM practitioner will use TCM medical diagnostic tools which involve assessing the patient’s skin colour, tongue colour and texture and pulse quality, as well as symptoms, medical history and whole body evaluation to make a diagnosis to a particular disease type based on TCM principles. Then the TCM practitioner will formulate a unique herbal combination or specific acupuncture points for the patient, based on this diagnosis derived from each individual's body condition and disease condition.
Our TCM practitioners are registered and recognised providers of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine with most private health funds. Please check with your private health fund for the type of treatment and level of rebate you are entitled to under your cover.
Acupuncture is generally a relatively painless procedure as the needles used are very tiny. However each patient’s response to acupuncture is different and depends on sensitivity of the patient. Often for majority of patients, at the time of needle insertion, there may be a slight & temporary discomfort like a mosquito bite. Some patients may not feel anything. Once the needle is in place, there is no pain. Needle insertion stimulates flow of Qi, which may cause sensations of tingling, heaviness, heat or electrical movement in the area of the needle. Most people find the treatment very relaxing, and some even fall asleep during the treatment. While others feel energised throughout the treatment.
All our needles are pre-sterilized, non-toxic and disposable, and comply with Australian standards.
TCM aims at not just eliminating the disease or symptoms but to restore balance of the whole body. The body's ability to return to a healthy state can vary depending on the individual and factors such as type of medical condition, duration of the medical condition and medical history, elimination of causal factor, patient’s general health, response to treatment, and diet and lifestyle. Therefore treatment duration with TCM will vary for each person. Usually for acute cases such as minor injury or recent illness, treatment duration can be a few days or up to a couple of weeks. However for complex or chronic medical conditions, several weeks or several months of treatment may be necessary.
This is because TCM aims at treating the disease by treating the body as a whole, to re-establish balance within the body and enhance the general wellbeing of a person. After symptoms have resolved, usually it is recommended to continue treatment to nourish the body further for a stronger and healthier body overall. Frequency of acupuncture sessions can be gradually reduced until full recovery to minimise the chances of reoccurrence of symptoms or disease.
For complex cases or longstanding diseases, we recommend undertaking combination of acupuncture and herbal medicine which can work synergistically and more effectively together.
The main dosage forms used in TCM are whole herb combinations, herbal granule mixtures, and herbal tablets or pills. Whole herb combination soup is the traditional method of administering Chinese herbs. Whole herbs need to be added to water and boiled before administration. Herbal granules are mixed with hot water and administered. While herbal tablets or pills is the more conventional dosage form, and are best take with warm water half hour after meals.
This treatment involves placing round glass cups on the skin to create a partial vacuum through suction. The suction process enhances blood flow to the problem area and promotes healing. Improved blood circulation to the injured area may improve recovery rate. Like acupuncture, it also helps to clear obstruction in the median system of channels and allow free flow of Qi (see How does Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture work?).
Moxibustion is the use of heat to stimulate specific points on the body, usually in adjunct to acupuncture. Heat is created by burning of moxa herbs in the form of a cone or stick.
Most TCM practices will only have one practitioner providing different TCM services. Our centre is unique in providing professional healthcare from various TCM practitioners each having interests in different fields of TCM such as acupuncture, herbal medicine etc. Their individual expertise can be collaborated and tailored to meet your needs and provide optimal health outcome for you.
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Perth Clinic: 57/76 Newcastle Street Perth WA 6000
Subiaco Clinic: 6/1 Sheen Street Subiaco WA 6008
Phone: (08) 9228 8828 (PERTH)
(08) 9380 4171 (SUBIACO)
Email: contact@tcmcentre.com.au