Bowral Acupuncture, in the Southern Highlands, is the only allied medical center that provides a truly complete integrated approach in the treatment of acute and chronic pain: acupuncture, remedial massage and herbal medicine (Chinese and western). As such, we pride ourselves in standing out from the crowd in the treatment of pain related conditions and its underlying cause. With a professionalism that comes with 20 years of experience, backed up by national accreditation and private health funds cover, we have your health fully covered. Located in the centre of town, walking distance from shops, this uniquely located clinic allows you to relax after your treatment to enjoy the rest of the day-stress free. Whether you are in the Southern Highlands for the day, week or live here permanently, make Bowral Acupuncture apart of your life. Operating in the Southern Highlands since 2009 by highly qualified Chinese medicine practitioner Sage Evans, who began his training of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in 1993, Sage brings a wealth of experience.to the table. Bowral Acupuncture is committed to delivering professional acupuncture, massage and herbal medicine treatments in the Southern Highlands to help people live happier, healthier lives. With a comprehensive, integrated approach to natural medicine using acupuncture, herbal medicine and remedial massage, Sage has been helping people improve their health for over 20 years.

About Peter Chen: Trained in China, Peter has a Bachelor degree of traditional Chinese medicine and a Master degree of acupuncture. He was a qualified doctor in China for both Western medicine and Chinese medicine for 11 years. He is also a casual teacher for University of Western Sydney's master degree program. Peter runs Eastcare Health Centre and has provided acupuncture, herbal medicine, and Tai Chi training in Bowral since 2005. He also gives dietary and exercise advice when needed. Located in the heart of Bowral and serves the Southern Highlands area, he also has lots of clients come from Camden, Goulburn and Sydney. Based on 8 years diligent study (top scholarship and the honor of excellent graduate awarded by Zhejiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), 23 years successful clinical experience, 30 years consistent practice of Tai Chi, Peter helps to resolve problems effectively with a caring, comfortable and relaxing process. He has great clinical experience in working with different kinds of pain, headache, fatigue, insomnia, stress, anxiety or low moods, allergies, digestive disorders, menstrual or menopausal problems, healthy pregnancy and IVF support, weight gain, smoking addiction etc. About Yanyan Mao: Graduated from Zhejiang Medical University in China. Yanyan had been a pediatrician for more than 10 years before she migrated to Australia. After another 4 years full time study in Western Sydney University and clinical training in Nanjing TCM Hospital in China, Yanyan was awarded Bachelor of Health Science/Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine and is qualified to practice acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine in Australia. Based on the past many years successful medical study and practice, Yanyan has a great understanding of medicine and helps to resolve the problems in a caring and comfortable process. She has a particular interest in working with muscle and joints pain, stress, anxiety or low moods, menstrual or menopausal problems, healthy pregnancy and IVF support, and other General Health Complaints. Both Peter and Yanyan are qualified Members of Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association;Registered with Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (Peter's AHPRA No: CMR0001733155, Yanyan's AHPRA No: CMR0002115201);Accredited by All Major Health Funds.

Traditional Chinese Medicine is based on an ancient philosophy that describes the universe, and the body, in terms of two complementary opposite forces: yin and yang. When these forces are in balance, the body is healthy. Energy, called "qi" flows along specific pathways, called meridians, throughout the body. This constant flow of energy keeps the yin and yang forces balanced. However, if the qi gets blocked, like water in a blocked pipe, the disruption and imbalance can lead to pain, lack of function, or illness. Chinese healing therapies can release blocked qi in the body, stimulate function and evoke the body's natural healing responses. Modern research has demonstrated these techniques and therapies can help to resolve pain, improve sleep, digestive function, organ function, circulation and many chronic and acute ailments. At Spring of Life Therapy we recognise traditional Chinese medicine as a complementary healing modality that is continually discovering new applications of this ancient wisdom in a modern world.