Dr. Paul Tang's TCM Clinic Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine
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Who are we
Dr. Paul Tang TCM Clinics stands as Australia’s leading provider of Traditional Chinese Medicine services. Our team boasts a collective experience of 30 years in the field, and our network of clinics continues to expand, catering to the healthcare needs of numerous Australians annually. We take great pride in delivering services and products that exemplify the utmost quality and provide exceptional value for our clients’ investment.
We are esteemed Chinese Medicine practitioners who hold registration with the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia in accordance with the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law applicable in each Australian state and territory.
Dr. Paul Tang (Chinese Medicine), a distinguished medical doctor and registered Chinese medicine practitioner, recognizes the significance of professional qualifications. Our team of registered practitioners holds a minimum qualification of a Bachelor’s Degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine or a Bachelor’s Degree in Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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All of our registered practitioners diligently participate in ongoing seminars and educational programs to continually enhance their knowledge and skills. This commitment reflects our dedication to meeting the requirements for maintaining our professional registration. By staying updated with the latest advancements in the field, we ensure that our practitioners provide the highest standard of care to our valued patients.
Our Services
Acupuncture
Acupuncture derives its principles from the ancient Chinese theory of Qi, which refers to the vital energy that flows within specific pathways called meridians throughout the body. These meridians can be likened to superhighways through which energy travels. In a state of harmony, Qi moves smoothly along the meridians, following specific patterns and directions. However, when there is an imbalance in the Qi, it may stagnate or accumulate at specific points along these energetic pathways. These points are precisely where acupuncture needles are inserted to stimulate the movement, dispersion, or redirection of Qi, thereby restoring equilibrium and balance to the body.
Chinese Medicine
Herbal remedies can be found in both traditional forms, such as herbal teas, and modern forms, such as tablets or capsules. When consuming herbal tea, the taste may initially seem unfamiliar to those who have never tried it before, but most individuals quickly adapt to the taste. On the other hand, tablets and capsules are predominantly tasteless.
To prepare herbal tea, raw herbs that resemble sticks, leaves, or berries are cooked with water. Afterward, the herbs are strained, and only the liquid is consumed. In the case of receiving raw herbs, we will provide you with comprehensive instructions on how to prepare them properly for consumption.
Remedial Massage
Remedial Massage is a therapeutic approach that involves manual manipulation of the body’s soft tissues. Through this technique, it promotes the circulation of bodily fluids, reduces adhesions, and alleviates tension. Remedial Massage is particularly beneficial for individuals who are inactive due to injury, illness, or age-related factors. Its effects extend beyond the physical realm, providing physiological and psychological advantages.
In addition to its standalone benefits, Massage can be used in conjunction with other treatments to alleviate stress and address various disorders, including depression. By incorporating Massage into a comprehensive healthcare approach, individuals can experience holistic relief and improved well-being.
TCM & Infertility
Acupuncture derives its principles from the ancient Chinese theory of Qi, which refers to the vital energy that flows within specific pathways called meridians throughout the body. These meridians can be likened to superhighways through which energy travels. In a state of harmony, Qi moves smoothly along the meridians, following specific patterns and directions. However, when there is an imbalance in the Qi, it may stagnate or accumulate at specific points along these energetic pathways. These points are precisely where acupuncture needles are inserted to stimulate the movement, dispersion, or redirection of Qi, thereby restoring equilibrium and balance to the body.
TCM & Mental Stress
In today’s fast-paced lifestyle, many individuals experience frequent mental stress. Whether it stems from personal relationships, work-related challenges, or sleep deprivation, stress can become a daily burden. External factors, self-imposed pressures, and the demands of modern society all contribute to this stress.
Unhealthy lifestyle choices, such as consuming excessive refined sugars, lack of exercise, and insomnia, can exacerbate stress levels and its effects on the body.
Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine offer potential relief for stress and sleep difficulties. Recognizing the interconnectedness of physical and mental health, Traditional Chinese Medicine emphasizes the inseparable nature of the body and mind. Treatment approaches aim to restore balance to the entire system, addressing both physical and mental aspects of well-being. By considering the holistic nature of individuals, acupuncture and Chinese Medicine provide avenues for alleviating stress and promoting better sleep patterns.
TCM & Diabetes
Acupuncture and holistic healthcare choices can offer effective support for certain types of diabetes, potentially reducing the reliance on medication to manage the condition. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) provides a pathway to a healthier lifestyle, which is particularly crucial for individuals with diabetes, as the condition impacts various aspects of the body.
In TCM, the concept of Qi, the vital energy that flows through the body, plays a vital role. Qi circulates along meridians, nourishing the organs and safeguarding the body against illnesses. Imbalances in Qi align with the symptoms of diabetes, known as “Xiao Ke” in China. This imbalance involves disturbances in both Qi and Yin energy, resulting in heat generation and fluid depletion within the body.
Treatment for diabetes in TCM typically involves the precise placement of sterile needles along the meridian pathways. This technique aims to alleviate diabetes-related symptoms and address other noticeable health concerns by restoring the flow of Qi and Yin. Additionally, herbal medicines and prescribed exercise may be recommended to further support the healing process. Collaborating closely with healthcare providers and consistently managing diabetes has been shown to provide the best chances of long-term benefits.
Price list
Acupuncture
| Acupuncture (30mins) | $70 |
| Comprehensive Acupuncture (60mins) | $100 |
| Cosmetic Acupuncture | $100 |
| Paste Acupuncture | $35 |
Chinese herbal medicine
| Consultation | $30 |
| Herbs/granules are an additional cost |
Moxibustion
Automatic treatment table 60 mins | $90 |
Remedial massage
| 20 mins | $45 |
| 30 mins | $55 |
| 60 mins | $85 |
Gua Sha
| Gua Sha | $35 |
Cupping
| Cupping | $35 |
Herbal tea / granules are an additional cost
Happy Stories
I will certainly be going back again
I had a remedial massage and acupuncture with Paul Tang, yesterday. I will certainly be going back again.
Evelyn Jimenez
Anxiety
It has been hard to disconnect from my everyday distractions that cause me anxiety, however I was surprised that after acupuncture I could switch off. I felt aware of myself and in a calm state. Very happy
Debra Peters
Holistic treatment with a variety of therapies
Recently I spent two weeks in Sydney and I was fortunate Having thoroughly benefited from the therapies there before I was keen to spend some time there almost each day to consolidate the benefits each therapy provided. It was amazing. I had acupuncture, massage, which contributed to solving my problems with lack of sleep, asthma and back and knee pain. The team there are beautiful and very professional people and made my visits there so pleasant.
Mark Martinez
Your health is our priority
After carefully assessing the patient’s condition and determining the most appropriate treatment approach, our holistic healthcare services encompass a wide range of therapeutic modalities. Some of the comprehensive treatment options we provide include Chinese herbal medicine, acupuncture, holistic nutrition advice, moxibustion, cupping therapy, Tui Na (Chinese medical massage), and various other methods. These holistic therapies work synergistically to address the underlying imbalances and promote the body’s natural healing processes.