Colac Otway Chinese Medicine

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We are located in Otway Plaza shopping complex (red brick buildings) just across from ALDI supermarket in Colac. Shop5 is in the walkway in the Otway Plaza just a few shops away from Leading Edge Computers.

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- Body Therapy
  Spring has arrived in Colac Otway, and I hope everyone is enjoying the longer evenings, and more beautiful sunny days. Here’s a short film clip of my doing some massage, just to give you a snapshot of my work and our clinic. Massage is such a great way to get your intentions of leading a … Continue reading Body Therapy...
- Dry Needling Colac
  Dry Needling or Acupuncture – What’s the Difference? What is dry needling? In the 1940s Janet Travell and David Simons experimented with hypodermic needles, injecting substances into tender points in muscles and fascia in order to develop a physical therapy attempting to reduce the pain of these tender points. They did this using a variety … Continue reading Dry Needling Colac...
- The Cob Clinic in Forrest
  After completing some maintenance work on our clinic space in Forrest we would like to announce that we are once again taking appointments for massage and acupuncture treatments at our clinic at 48 Station Street Forrest. Our female Remedial Massage Therapist, Shizu is great at treating sports injuries, sore legs and arms earned on the … Continue reading The Cob Clinic in Forrest...
- Natural Honeycomb
  This is a photograph of beautiful honeycomb formed in the way that bees have always built it before managed hives were invented. Take a look at another of our photos of honeycomb on a constructed wooded frame to see the difference. In managed hives we provide the frames for the bees to enable them to … Continue reading Natural Honeycomb...
- Elbow injury
  An all too common and painful injury of the elbow can often be successfully treated by acupuncture and moxibustion. The condition is often called ‘tennis elbow’, and usually stems from a strain to where a tendon attaches to that boney bump on the side of the elbow. The cause is often repetitive over-use of the … Continue reading Elbow injury...
- Honey of the Otway Ranges
  The busy season for beekeepers has arrived! The bees have been busy collecting the nectar of the forest. We are so lucky to have such beautiful flowering species that produce the bush honey of the Otways. With our young apprentices, we have successfully collected beautiful dark and strong flavoured honey. It has unique characteristic flavour that one could describe as bitter-sweet. Some people might … Continue reading Honey of the Otway Ranges...