Personalised Pain Relief with Traditional Chinese Medicine
Pain can affect daily life in many ways, whether it’s recent or something you’ve been managing for years.
Acupuncture is a natural and well-established approach for relieving pain, improving circulation, and supporting the body’s own healing process.
Treatments are tailored to your condition and may include acupuncture, herbal medicine, and other traditional Chinese medicine therapies such as cupping, moxibustion, and therapeutic massage.
We are an ACC registered provider, and treatment for injury-related conditions may be partially covered if your claim is approved.
How Acupuncture Helps with Pain Relief
Reduces pain signals
Supports the body’s natural pain-relief response
Improves circulation
Enhances blood flow to promote healing
Relaxes muscles
Releases tension and improves mobility
Supports overall balance
Addresses underlying patterns contributing to pain
Conditions We Commonly Treat
We commonly support a wide range of pain conditions, including:
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Neck pain and stiffness (including injury-related)
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Back pain and sciatica
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Shoulder pain and frozen shoulder
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Arthritis and joint pain
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Sports injuries and muscle strain
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Headaches and migraines
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Nerve-related pain (e.g. tingling, numbness)
What to Expect from Treatment
Every treatment begins with a consultation to understand your symptoms, health history, and overall condition.
If your pain is related to an injury, we can also guide you through ACC treatment options where appropriate.
Acute Pain
Acute pain (e.g. recent injury, muscle strain)
Often improves within 3–6 sessions over a few weeks
Chronic Pain
Chronic pain (e.g. long-term or recurring conditions)
May require a longer course, typically 8–12 sessions over 1–3 months
Treatment frequency
Usually 1–2 sessions per week initially, then spaced out as your condition improves
Additional Therapies That May Be Included
Supporting Your Recovery at Home
In addition to treatment, simple self-care can help improve recovery and reduce discomfort.
We’ve created helpful guides on:
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Acupressure points for pain relief
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Simple daily stretching and lifestyle tips
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Herbal support and commonly used formulas
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Managing pain between treatments
Explore more in our Health Guides to support your recovery at home.
Why Choose Our Clinic
✔ ACC Registered Provider
Clear support for injury-related claims
✔ Experienced and Gentle Care
Focused on patient comfort and safety
✔ Multiple Clinic Locations
Convenient access across Auckland and Thames
✔ Trusted by Local Patients
Positive feedback from our community
ACC Treatment for Injury-Related Pain
If your pain is the result of an accident or injury, you may be eligible for ACC-supported acupuncture treatment.
As an ACC registered provider, we can assist with your treatment under an approved claim.
If you’re unsure whether your condition qualifies, feel free to contact us — we’re happy to guide you through the process.
Common Questions About Pain Treatment
If you’re considering acupuncture for pain relief, these common questions may help you understand what to expect.
Do you provide ACC acupuncture treatment?
Yes, we are an ACC registered provider. If your injury claim is approved, your treatment may be partially covered.
How soon will I feel results for pain relief?
Some people notice changes after the first session, while others experience gradual improvement over a few treatments.
Can acupuncture help with chronic pain?
Acupuncture is commonly used to support long-term pain management and may help reduce inflammation and improve circulation.
How many sessions will I need for pain treatment?
This depends on your condition. Acute pain may improve within a few sessions, while longer-standing issues may require a short course of care.
What types of pain do you commonly treat?
We commonly see neck and back pain, sciatica, shoulder pain, joint pain, sports injuries, and headaches.
Is acupuncture safe for pain treatment?
Acupuncture is generally very safe when performed by a qualified practitioner using sterile, single-use needles.
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