Personalised care for your reproductive health.
Fertility, pregnancy and hormonal health support.
Natural care for perimenopause and menopause.
Sarah
“This acupuncture has been the best I’ve ever had!”
From fertility and pregnancy to hormonal changes and menopause, every stage of a woman’s life brings its own unique experiences. While these changes are natural, they can sometimes affect how you feel physically, emotionally and mentally.
At Village Remedies, we take a personalised approach to reproductive health using acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Rather than focusing on a single symptom, we consider the whole picture to understand what’s happening in your body and create a treatment plan tailored to your individual needs and stage of life.
Whether you’re preparing for pregnancy, managing hormonal changes, navigating menopause or simply looking for support to feel your best, we’re here to help.
We use acupuncture and Chinese medicine to support women through the different stages of reproductive health, from fertility and pregnancy to hormonal changes, perimenopause and menopause.
Trying to conceive can be both exciting and overwhelming. Fertility support acupuncture is commonly used to support reproductive health by helping regulate menstrual cycles, promoting healthy blood flow and reducing stress, whether you’re trying naturally or alongside IVF or IUI treatment.
You may be experiencing:
Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can affect many aspects of daily life. Hot flushes, poor sleep, mood changes, fatigue and brain fog are all common concerns.
Acupuncture may help support your body during this transition by encouraging hormonal balance, improving sleep quality and helping regulate the nervous system.
Our goal is to help you feel more comfortable and supported through every stage of menopause.
Common concerns include:
Treatment is tailored to what you’re experiencing, helping you feel more comfortable and supported through this stage of life.
Hormonal imbalances can occur at any stage of life and may contribute to irregular periods, PMS, acne, fatigue, headaches and mood changes.
Rather than focusing on one symptom alone, we look at the bigger picture to understand what’s contributing to your hormonal health.
Treatment plans are tailored to your individual presentation and may include acupuncture, lifestyle recommendations and Chinese herbal medicine where appropriate.
We commonly support people experiencing:
We’ll work with you to better understand your symptoms and create a treatment plan that supports your health over time.
Pregnancy places new demands on your body, and many women choose acupuncture as a gentle way to support comfort throughout each trimester.
Treatment may help with common pregnancy-related concerns while supporting your overall wellbeing. Our practitioners tailor every session to your stage of pregnancy and individual needs.
We’re also experienced in working alongside your obstetrician, GP or midwife where appropriate.
Common reasons people seek treatment include:
From early pregnancy through to postpartum recovery, we’re here to provide personalised care as your body and needs change.
Our team are expert acupuncturists in acupuncture and Chinese medicine, using proven techniques to safely treat conditions like chronic pain, joint pain, and neck pain.
We support your overall natural health by addressing more than symptoms like digestion, sleep, and mood through targeted acupoints tailored to your body.
Every session is tailored to your needs, whether you're managing chronic tension, tennis elbow, or any specific health condition, with a focus on long-term results.
At Village Remedies, we take a practical, results-based approach that combines integrative medicine with time-tested natural therapies. Many of our clients come to us suffering from insomnia or the effects of disturbed sleep.
By using traditional acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and real acupuncture with a thin needle, we influence the body’s structure and physiology to restore sleep cycles and encourage deeper, more restorative rest.
Our goal is to help your mind and body switch out of a state of activity and into a deep state of rest when it’s time for bed. Each acupuncture session is carefully tailored by our experienced acupuncture practitioners to support this process.
Our modern lives often throw those natural rhythms out of balance, and sometimes it can be difficult to restore them without some help. That’s where we come in!
If you want to improve your sleep and support a healthy lifestyle, book an appointment today and we’d love to help.
Acupuncture has been practised for thousands of years. Today, it is recognised as a safe and effective form of alternative medicine and acupuncture therapy that can treat a wide range of physical, mental, and emotional health conditions.
At our Sydney acupuncture clinics in Balmain and CBD, we use a combination of distal and local acupuncture treatments such as dry needling (or “ashi” needling), motor point acupuncture and electro acupuncture to best suit each person and their condition.
Every patient is different, your practitioner will be able to determine what is most effective for you and work with you towards recovery and pain management.
Using points away from the affected area. For example, there are acupuncture points on the hand that indicate lower back pain. This is our preferred method as it can treat multiple internal imbalances as well as pain all at the same time.
Needling the affected area to target the source of tension. Dry needling also falls into this category, as well as motor point acupuncture. Whilst effective, it can sometimes cause irritation which is why distal acupuncture is helpful.
Acupuncture is recognised as a safe therapeutic option when conducted by experienced, licensed acupuncturists using a thin needle. Our practitioners at Village Remedies follow strict safety protocols and are fully registered with the Chinese Medicine Board, making real acupuncture treatments a reliable choice for those exploring alternative or complementary health solutions, including natural therapy.
Acupuncture may be used to support different areas of women’s reproductive health, including menstrual health, fertility, pregnancy and menopause. Treatment is tailored to your individual symptoms, health history and stage of life.
Acupuncture is commonly used as part of fertility support for people trying to conceive naturally or alongside assisted reproductive treatments. Your practitioner will take the time to understand your cycle, reproductive health and any fertility treatment you’re currently receiving.
There is no one-size-fits-all timeframe. Some people begin acupuncture several months before trying to conceive, while others seek acupuncture fertility support once they have already started trying. Your practitioner can recommend a treatment plan based on your cycle, health history and individual needs.
Acupuncture may be used alongside IVF or IUI treatment as complementary care. Treatment can be tailored around your fertility treatment schedule and provided alongside the care of your fertility specialist.
Acupuncture is commonly sought by women experiencing menstrual cycle concerns such as irregular cycles, period pain and PMS. Treatment is personalised based on your symptoms, cycle and overall health.
Some women use acupuncture to support their wellbeing during perimenopause and menopause. Treatment may focus on concerns such as hot flushes, sleep disturbances, stress, mood changes and other symptoms experienced during this transition.
Acupuncture may be used during pregnancy when provided by a qualified and experienced practitioner. At Village Remedies, treatment is tailored to your stage of pregnancy, health history and individual needs. Always let your practitioner know if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant.
Your first acupuncture session is a chance for us to understand your health in more detail. We’ll discuss your symptoms, menstrual cycle, health history and any current fertility or medical treatment before creating a personalised treatment plan for you.
Acupuncture is widely recognised for supporting pain management through stimulation of a specific acupuncture point with fine needles. Whether you’re dealing with chronic conditions or acute discomfort, treatments by a qualified acupuncture practitioner or acupuncturist can help relieve symptoms and restore balance.
Research Insight: A systematic review of six trials examined the impact of acupuncture and moxibustion on breech presentations.
Findings: Among those receiving treatment, only 34% showed breech positions, significantly lower than the untreated group at 66% (van den Berg et al., 2008).
Acupuncture is known to reduce stress and improve mental clarity. Using acupuncture needles to activate key acupuncture points, the therapy can promote nervous system regulation and reduce symptoms associated with anxiety and burnout.
Study Highlight: A meta-analysis of thirteen studies evaluated acupressure’s role in labour and birth outcomes.
Labour Duration: The active labour phase was reduced by an average of 1.3 hours (Makvandi et al., 2016).
Study Focus: A trial involving 386 pregnant women experiencing pelvic girdle pain showed that acupuncture outperformed standard treatments.
Results: The acupuncture group had significantly reduced morning and evening pain levels compared to those who received stabilising exercises, education, and a pelvic belt (Elden et al., 2005).
Evidence: Electroacupuncture has also been shown to support cervical ripening.
Comparison: Electroacupuncture was found to be as effective as conventional medication, leading to more vaginal births and no obstetric complications (Gribel et al., 2011).
Many individuals turn to acupuncture for relief from insomnia and other sleep disorders. By calming the mind and regulating the body’s natural rhythms, acupuncture promotes healthier sleep patterns, leading to more restful nights and energised days.
Targeting back pain and tension headaches is a common focus in many acupuncture sessions. A single needle can stimulate responses in the body that improve circulation and reduce muscle tension.
Study Comparison: A study comparing acupuncture and physiotherapy for lower back and pelvic pain during pregnancy.
Outcome: Those in the acupuncture group were 1.8 times more improved with morning pain and 2.7 times more improved with evening pain compared to the physiotherapy group (Wedenberg et al., 2000).
