Our Services
Integrative Health Approach
An integrative combination of Naturopathic intake and Classical Chinese medicine diagnostics to identify treatment priorities. Includes examination of pulse and tongue patterns, identification of Yang and Yin, and other nonstructural indicators for system imbalance.
During consultations, Remo works collaboratively with clients to create a treatment plan tailored to their unique needs, including personalised herbal medicine, acupuncture, dietary guidance, and lifestyle recommendations. The goal is to support clients in understanding what their body needs to thrive and to foster sustainable, achievable practices that fit their lives.
Remo believes that investing in one’s health is an empowering step with lasting effects. Taking charge of well-being can bring positive changes, helping individuals navigate relationships, manage daily stresses, and experience life with greater resilience and vitality.
In a world that often overlooks the wisdom of tradition, Remo is committed to honouring these teachings as a living practice. Health and healing are not only about the individual but are also deeply connected to family, community, and the environment. Together, we are part of a greater consciousness, and Remo is honoured to be part of your journey.
Integrative Consultation
An integrative approach combines the best of Naturopathy and Classical Chinese Medicine, offering a holistic path to wellness. Naturopathy supports the body’s natural healing abilities with both natural and modern techniques, while Classical Chinese Medicine restores balance, removes blockages, and promotes optimal energy flow to facilitate healing.
By integrating these powerful systems, we address the root causes of health imbalances, not just the symptoms, while considering both physical and energetic aspects of health. This personalised, holistic approach promotes long-term healing, vitality, and well-being, supporting the body, mind, and spirit.
Acpuncture
Acupuncture is an ancient practice that originated in China over 2,000 years ago. In Chinese Medicine, it clears energy blockages and promotes the smooth flow of qi (vital energy) throughout the body.
From a Western medical perspective, acupuncture stimulates the central nervous system, triggering the release of neurochemicals in the muscles, spinal cord, and brain.
This process can enhance circulation, reduce pain, and promote healing, while also regulating stress and supporting emotional well-being.
Qigong Instruction
Qigong, meaning "energy (Qi) work (gong)," includes both inner alchemy (quiet meditation) and moving meditation, which helps open the body’s channels and meridians, similar to hatha yoga. The practice centres on four key components: visualization, specific body postures (mudras), breath, and sound or vibration (mantras).
The Jinjing Gong (Tendon and Channel Qigong) school is one of China’s alchemical life science traditions, focused on nourishing life through cosmological teachings, meditation, and movement exercises.
