Dragonfly Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine

Dr. Qing is a registered Chinese Medicine practitioner and Acupuncturist with AHPRA, holding a double bachelor’s degree in health and applied sciences (Chinese Medicine) from RMIT University. She is a member of the Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA).

Qing’s journey in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) began with her own success in treating chronic skin and menstrual issues through moxa. Inspired, she pursued formal training to help others with this holistic practice.

Qing’s special interests include musculoskeletal pain, migraine/headache, anxiety, hay fever, skin conditions, and women’s health. Outside work, she enjoys family time, meditation, yoga, and Qi Gong, embodying her commitment to holistic wellness.

Qualifications:

BHSc / BASc (Chinese Medicine), RMIT University

Special interest:

Musculoskeletal pain, Migraine/headache, anxiety, hay fever and sinus issues, skin conditions, and women’s health.

Consultation times:

Wed 9:30 am to 5:30 pm;

Thur 9:30 am to 5:30 pm;

Fri 9:30 am to 2 pm

Tue (starting soon)

Our Story

Dragonflies are often associated with balance and tranquility in traditional Chinese culture. The Chinese word for dragonfly, 蜻蜓, is particularly meaningful to me. I’ve drawn inspiration from the character 蜻 (qing), which matches my given name, 青 (Qing). Additionally, 庭 (ting) can symbolize “family,” creating a heartfelt connection as “Qing’s Family Clinic.” This evokes a sense of warmth and feels very close to my heart. Through this ancient medicine, I am really hoping to bring balance and health to our local community.