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2365 days ago

Traditional acupuncture service

Phyllis from Nawton

Phyllis Acupuncture Clinic

Treatments:
Frozen shoulder, Stiff neck, Sprain arm/wrist/ankle, Tennis/golf elbow, Spinal pain, Sciatica, Migraine, Sinus, Stress, Pregnancy related issue

Services:
Traditional acupuncture (not dry needling), Tuina, Cupping, Infrared light therapy, Prescription of Chinese Medicine, Guasha (scraping), Moxibustion

ACC Registered Acupuncturist, NZ Registered Midwife & Singapore Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Physician
ACC surcharge: $20
Non-ACC: $60 (Winter Promo till 31 Aug)
Each treatment lasts 45-60mins.

Address: 99 Grandview Rd Nawton. Hamilton

Call Phyllis for an appointment:
021 0588 785

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Negotiable

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