Qi Change Myotherapy in Seaford, Victoria, Australia | Acupuncturist

Qi Change Myotherapy

Locality: Seaford, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 401 256 015

Address: 105 Railway Parade 3198 Seaford, VIC, Australia

Website: http://qichangemyo.com.au

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23.01.2022 Ear acupuncture is a system of treatment that uses only points in the ear to treat the whole body. One of the most well known point is Shenmen which is used for relaxation. An earseed (a small stick-on with a stimulating ball) is applied to the point so you can press this anytime to help increase calm between treatments. Book now to see if this could be suitable for you!

15.01.2022 I am very excited to announce that I'll be welcoming my 3rd child in April! This means that I'll be going on maternity leave from 29 February and I aim to return in September! I want to take this opportunity to thank all of my clients for your support & I look forward to treating you when I return!

11.01.2022 Spring into spring with a check and tune treatment. Whether it be achy muscles from getting back into exercise or those pesky sniffles, itchy eyes and congested sinuses from the new seasons blooms, there's a treatment to suit you at Qi Change!

04.01.2022 Happy New Year! Qi Change Myotherapy wants to welcome you to 2020! We're already fast approaching our first long weekend, Australia day. Are you staying home but are in need of a little pampering after the holiday rush? Well you're in luck because I still have a couple of spots available for massage, acupuncture and Chinese medicine this weekend!!! Saturday morning at Beach street, Frankston Monday morning at Nepean hwy, Mornington. ... Why don't you treat yourself? Feel free to share so your family & friends can book in for some R&R too! See more

01.01.2022 People often 'run to get fit' but forget to first 'get fit to run'. Easing slowly back into exercise after the winter hibernation may safe guard against injuries from over enthusiasm.