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Who we serve

Most people who come to Project DAO:

  • Have long-term or complex symptoms and want genuine, lasting change
  • Are looking for whole-person solutions, not another short-term fix
  • Have tried other approaches and now want care that joins the dots
  • Want a practitioner who listens deeply, explains clearly and works with them
  • Value professional guidance and a cohesive treatment plan

We are a team of acupuncturists who specialise in chronic and complex cases. This is the work we do every day.

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What we commonly help with

Pain and tension (back, neck, shoulders, joints)

Stress, anxiety and sleep issues

Hormonal and menstrual concerns, including perimenopause and fertility support

Headaches and migraines

Digestive issues such as bloating, IBS-type symptoms and nausea

Long-term fatigue and post-viral recovery

Auto-immune and other complex, multi-system conditions

Support alongside medical treatment for conditions such as cancer, and neurological conditions including Parkinson’s disease, stroke, dementia and Alzheimer’s disease

How your care works

We begin with your whole picture

In your first visit we take time to understand what is really happening for you. We look at patterns across sleep, digestion, hormones, movement, work and stress history, not only where it hurts.

We create a clear treatment plan

From there we draw on acupuncture, Chinese medicine, herbal medicine and body-based therapies to shape your treatment plan. We see this plan as the dosage of the medicine, recommending how often to come and for how long, so there is a clear path rather than a vague “see how you go”.

We review and adjust with intention

As you move through care, we keep checking in. We review your progress, make simple reassessments and adjust the plan with clear intention. You set the intention for the work; we offer the most appropriate vehicles for that work and refine them as you change.

Who you will be working with

At Project DAO, every practitioner works with chronic and complex health issues. We each bring different areas of focus, styles and lineages to that work. Use this as a simple guide if you prefer to choose who you see.

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Best for: pain, injury and getting back to active life.

Helps busy professionals and active people out of back pain, neck and shoulder tension and sports injuries, using acupuncture, cupping and targeted herbal and naturopathic support to get you back to the things you love.

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Best for: highly sensitive, anxious systems and very gentle acupuncture.

A seasoned acupuncturist and former massage therapist using gentle Japanese meridian therapy, especially supportive for stress, anxiety, PTSD and pain in sensitive systems.

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Best for: skin health, healthy ageing and preventative care.

Focuses on skin, healthy ageing and preventative wellness, offering cosmetic acupuncture facials alongside internal Chinese medicine to improve skin, calm the nervous system and support long-term vitality.

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Best for: chronic and age-related health challenges.

Practises Classical Acupuncture with a focus on complex, long-standing and age-related conditions, including digestive issues, fatigue, women’s health and auto-immune patterns.

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Best for: mind–body work, serious diagnoses and emotionally loaded health issues.

Works at the intersection of Classical Acupuncture and Compassionate Inquiry for people whose symptoms are tied to stress, grief, family patterns or serious diagnoses, offering both precise channel work and deep mind–body care.

Finding the right practitioner, especially when you feel you have “tried everything”, can feel daunting. If you fill in the short form below, we will review what you share and contact you with our recommendation for who to book with first. Your needs matter to us.

We will only use this to contact you about this recommendation.
Briefly describe your main concern and how long it has been going on.
What have you already tried for this, and how did it go?
Do you have any preferred days or times for appointments? If yes, which days or times usually work best?
What is the ideal outcome of working with us?