AHPRA-REGISTERED CHINESE MEDICINE PRACTITIONER · CRAIGIEBURN
A more balanced approach to your wellbeing
Acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine in Craigieburn, Melbourne.
Care that considers the whole person
Dr. Jade Yang offers acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine consultations in a calm, welcoming clinic in Craigieburn. Your appointment begins with time to talk through what has brought you in, your health history and what you hope to address. Together, you can discuss whether a treatment approach is suitable for your needs.
Traditional Chinese medicine considers a person’s health history, lifestyle and individual concerns. Any proposed treatment will be discussed with you beforehand, including what it involves, possible benefits, limitations and risks. You are welcome to ask questions and make an informed decision about your care.
A WHOLE-PERSON APPROACH
The Mind–Body Connection
I believe our physical and emotional wellbeing are closely connected. The body and mind continually influence one another, so understanding a person’s health means looking beyond physical symptoms alone.
Prolonged stress, difficult life experiences and psychological trauma can affect the nervous system and may contribute to physical experiences such as muscle tension, persistent pain, digestive changes, fatigue and disrupted sleep. These symptoms can have many different causes, and deserve to be understood with care rather than assumptions.
My approach begins with listening. I take the time to understand your concerns, health history and individual circumstances, including the ways stress and emotional wellbeing may be affecting you. You are always welcome to share only what feels comfortable.
Where appropriate, acupuncture and Chinese medicine may form part of a broader approach to wellbeing. I aim to provide thoughtful, respectful care that considers the whole person, alongside any medical or psychological support that may be needed.
I also help people explore how unresolved emotional experiences and prolonged stress may be reflected in their physical wellbeing. Through careful listening and acupuncture, I aim to support the body’s natural relaxation response and create space for greater awareness, balance and emotional release.
Looking after the body also means recognising the experiences, emotions and stresses that can shape our wellbeing.
Treatments
Acupuncture
Acupuncture uses fine, sterile, single-use needles inserted at selected points on the body. Before treatment, Jade will explain what to expect, discuss relevant benefits and risks, and check that acupuncture is appropriate for you.
Cupping therapy
Cupping uses specially designed cups placed on the skin to create gentle suction. Temporary circular marks can remain after treatment. Jade will explain the process and discuss precautions, possible risks and suitability with you.
Moxibustion
Moxibustion is a traditional therapy that uses heat from burning moxa, a dried herbal material, near selected areas of the body. The method and precautions will be explained beforehand, including whether it is suitable for you.
YOUR PRACTITIONER
Meet Dr. Jade Yang
Dr. Jade Yang completed a double degree at RMIT University, graduating with distinction. Her qualifications are a Bachelor of Applied Science (Chinese Medicine) and a Bachelor of Health Science. Her clinical training also included a four-month internship at Jiangsu Provincial Hospital of Chinese Medicine in China.
Jade is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) and is a member of FCMA.
Jade has a particular interest in the relationship between emotional experiences and physical health, and in supporting people who wish to address both aspects of their wellbeing. Her approach is guided by an understanding that physical and emotional wellbeing are closely connected. She believes that stress, emotional experiences and life circumstances can influence how we feel physically, and that good care begins with listening to the whole person. She takes time to understand each person’s concerns, health history and individual needs, and to explain treatment options clearly and respectfully. Her aim is to help you feel heard, informed and involved in decisions about your care.
Your first visit
Your first appointment is an opportunity to talk through your health history, current concerns and what you would like help with. Jade will explain any treatment she proposes and answer your questions before you decide how you would like to proceed.
- Initial consultation: approximately 50 minutes
- Follow-up consultation: approximately 45 minutes
- Discuss your health history and individual concerns
- Talk through suitable treatment options, including relevant benefits and risks
- Ask questions and take time to decide whether to proceed
Appointments and clinic information
Clinic address:
52 Elvire Road
Craigieburn VIC 3064
Clinic hours:
Monday–Friday: 10 am–7 pm
Saturday: 9 am–1 pm
Text is the preferred way to get in touch.
Please send a text message and Dr. Yang will respond as soon as she is available.
Treatment fees
Initial consultation: $90 (approximately 50 minutes)
Follow-up consultation: $80 (approximately 45 minutes)
Payment: EFTPOS is available.
All private health insurance funds are accepted except HCF.
A note about your care
Every person is different, and no treatment can be guaranteed to work for everyone. Your practitioner will discuss expected benefits, limitations, risks and other care options relevant to your circumstances. Acupuncture and other complementary treatments should not replace appropriate medical assessment or treatment.
