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How to choose an Acupuncturist

The very best recommendation of who to go to for treatment will likely come from another health practitioner, a friend or a family member. Other things to consider when choosing your practitioner are;

  • Is the practitioner a member of a professional body such as NZASA? (this informs you that the practitioner has met the education requirements of the organisation and is bound by their Rules and Code of Ethics.)
  • Was the practitioner happy to engage with you when you enquired about making an appointment?
  • Did the practitioner readily explain the cost of treatment and the different options available for payment? (the cost of any herbal prescription is usually in addition to  the consultation fee)

Once you have attended your first consultation;

  • Was it easy to establish good rapport with the practitioner?
  • Did you feel that the practitioner clearly explained the diagnosis and treatment of your condition?
  • Was the practitioner considerate toward you during the treatment – did they listen to feedback and adjust their technique if it was too uncomfortable for you?
  • Were the surroundings clean and comfortable? Were you warm enough?

In order to improve your health and wellbeing, you and your practitioner need to work as a partnership.  Chinese medicine does not simply treat symptoms, but addresses all aspects of a person’s life, and you may well be asked to consider diet and lifestyle changes to address the imbalances that the practitioner observes. Whilst the practitioner can choose the appropriate acupuncture points and prescribe the best herbal formula for you to take, it is up to you to make the changes in your life that will help greatly on your path to good health. Working together will ensure the best possible outcome.

i have done acupuncture for 21 yrs, i got doctoral degree in acupuncture in Chinese university in 1995,and i had acupuncture work experience of big hospital in China,i am a mumber of NZASA( newzealand acupuncture standards authority inc),i am a ACC provider,and i have the chinese medicine clinic in Newmarket Auckland NZ from 2003,so if you would like choose a acupuncturist to fix your problem,please come to my clnic ,you will have a excellent choice.

If you would like to make an appointment please call us on (09) 5296185, or if you require more information you may e-mail us at hwenchuan@sina.com

Logan Swann (born 10 February, 1975) is a New Zealand former rugby league footballer of the 1990s and 2000s who played internationally for his country. His professional career started at the Auckland Warriors in 1996 and he finished his first stint there in 2003. He moved to the UK to play for the Bradford Bulls in 2004 and played for the Warrington Wolves 2005- 2006. He returned home to play for the New Zealand Warriors in the 2007 and 2008 seasons. He played for his country over nine years from 1996- 2004.

He started his junior career in New Zealand with the Mt Wellington club then moved to the Otahuhu club, completing his local league with the Ellerslie Eagles. Swann joined the Auckland Warriors Colts side in 1995 and later went on to play in the Reserves team in 1996. He was so impressive with his offloading ability and workaholic performances that in 1996 he was picked for the national side before having made any first team appearances with the Warriors. His test debut was against the Great Britain team. Swann stayed with the Warriors for seven seasons before heading to the UK, winning the Minor Premiership in 2002. He has been involved in all 5 playoff campaigns for the New Zealand Warriors 2001- 2003 and 2007- 2008. In 1998 he represented Samoa in the World Nines and played in the final, and also represented New Zealand in the 2000 World Cup Final. He played in the 2002 final with the New Zealand Warriors, the 2004 Superleague Grand final with the Bradford Bulls, and earlier that year played in the Bradford Bulls win in the World Club Challenge.

Logan Swann comes from a league family and is related to several other rugby league players, notably cousins Willie Swann and Anthony Swann.

Logan Swann who is a famous rugby player had bad lowback pain,he had taken many ways for his problem,so his friend introduce him to see me he feels very good after 6 session acupuncture.

If you would like to make an appointment please call us on (09) 5296185, or if you require more information you may e-mail us at hwenchuan@sina.com