Natural Support for Pain & Injury

Gentle, effective therapies to ease pain, reduce tension, and restore function — tailored to your body’s needs.

Our Approach to Pain Management

At AcuEnhanced, we take a whole-body approach to pain. Whether you’re recovering from injury, managing chronic tension, or struggling with movement restrictions, we look beyond symptoms to address the underlying cause.

Using a combination of Traditional Chinese Medicine and modern neuromuscular techniques, we create personalised treatments to reduce pain, restore mobility, and support your long-term recovery.

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What Conditions Can Be Supported?

Our treatments may support:

Muscle tightness or spasm
Acute injuries and inflammation
Sports injuries and performance recovery
Postural imbalances and workplace strain
Neck, shoulder or back tension
Headaches from muscular origin
Referred pain or movement restriction
Tendon and joint pain
Jaw tension or TMJ

Treatments are always adjusted to suit your pain level, energy, and goals.

Modalities That May Be Used

Your personalised session may include:

Motor Point Acupuncture – to reactivate inhibited muscles
Dry Needling – to release trigger points and reduce tension
Electro-Acupuncture – to promote healing and clear muscular “electrical noise”
Cupping Therapy – to increase circulation and ease stiffness
Gua Sha – to break down adhesions and relieve pain
Moxibustion – to warm and support circulation
Tui Na (Chinese Remedial Massage) – to mobilise soft tissue
Neurosensory techniques – to retrain pain responses

What to Expect in a Session

We begin with a postural and functional movement assessment
Your main areas of discomfort, history, and lifestyle are explored
Targeted techniques are chosen to relieve pain and promote stability
You may feel relief, lightness, or a “reset” sensation during or after the session
Treatment may include hands-on work, acupuncture, and rehabilitation guidance
You’ll leave with personalised support, not just temporary relief

Understanding Pain Differently

Pain isn’t always a sign of damage — sometimes, it’s your body’s way of asking for a different kind of support.

Chronic pain can involve patterns in the nervous system, not just local tissues. That’s why our approach blends bodywork, movement, and sensory retraining for longer-term results.

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Common Questions

Do I need a diagnosis to come in?

Not at all. We work with or without a formal diagnosis and are happy to collaborate with your GP, physio, or specialist.

Can I have treatment after an acute injury?

Yes. We adjust your session for the stage of injury — whether it’s swelling, stiffness, or rehab. In some cases, treatment can speed up recovery and reduce compensation patterns.