
The harmony between man and nature, the treatment of syndrome differentiation, and the use of individualized diagnosis and treatment plans at the proper time and location for various patients are all given top priority in traditional Chinese medicine.
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The curative effects of traditional acupuncture are produced by stimulating particular bodily areas known as acupoints.Acupuncture is frequently used to treat or treat the symptoms of a wide range of illnesses, including endocrine and metabolic disorders, mental and behavioral disorders, etc.
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Using cups made of glass or plastic to suction the skin over acupuncture points, sore spots, or reflex zones is known as cupping. Over the past year, many East Asian nations have turned to cupping as a traditional and alternative treatment for a wide range of ailments.
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Moxa, a tiny, spongy plant, is burned during the moxibustion procedure to promote healing over particular acupuncture points. Indirect moxibustion therapy is offered at Sean Family Clinic. The client should not feel any pain, blistering, or scarring, rather a nice warming sensation that penetrates deeply into the skin.
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A range of bioactive chemical components make up standardized herbal extracts and herbal formulations that combine many herbs into one. The active components in herbal medicines produce the pharmacological effects by simultaneously modulating a number of biomolecules in the body in an additive or synergistic way.
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A therapeutic technique known as "scrubbing therapy" (Guasha) involves using a variety of implements to rub or scrape the surface of the body in order to release blood and qi stagnation. "Gua" denotes scraping or rubbing, while "Sha" denotes ecchymosis and petechiae as well as a sense of enjoyment.
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Acupuncture applied to the head, face, and neck for cosmetic reasons is known as facial cosmetic acupuncture. The mechanisms behind this are made clear, and include raising or stabilizing qi, balancing the internal Zang Fu organs, raising blood flow by inserting needles at specific acupoints, and raising muscle tone.
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The practical application of "recuperating yang in spring and summer" is the treatment of winter ailments in the summer.Winter illnesses are caused by a combination of circumstances, with a yang qi shortage serving as a precursor and yin and the cold acting as the main pathogens. Treatment in the summer is a treatment approach that is concentrated on the right opportunity of therapy, which is predicted to give double the effect with half the work, with the goals of treating chronic diseases, bolstering yang qi, and clearing stagnation in meridians.
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Dear Community Members,
We are delighted to announce that Sean Family Clinic in South Perth will officially open for business in August 2026, located at 8 Bowman Street, South Perth, 6151.
Our team of licensed TCM practitioners, with an average of 20 years of clinical experience, provides professional services including acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, herbal formula dispensing and holistic health consultation for chronic pain, sleep disorders, sub-health conditioning and gynaecological care.
We are committed to providing you with safe, personalised health care solutions.
From Kwinana Freeway, use Route A or Route B. The nearest bus stop is Labouchere Rd After Mends St (149m); Elizabeth Quay Station is approximately 2km away.
Sincerely,
Sean Family Clinic Team
July 2026