Debby Cheung

Acupuncturist & Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner 

Background
After working full-time in the corporate world for a number of years surrounded by stress and unhealthy lifestyles, Debby found herself facing a quarter-life crisis which led her back to her cultural roots and into the world of Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).

Debby is able to integrate the Eastern philosophy of TCM into a Western mindset through her personal experience of growing up in Australia and finding the balance between her Chinese culture and living in a Western world.  Debby utilises the ancient principles of TCM to remind the body of its self-healing abilities by addressing the root cause of imbalances in the body, thus providing long term benefits and not just a ‘band-aid solution’.

Debby is privileged to be able to treat at all points in a person’s life cycle – from preconception, pregnancy, labour, babies, children, adults, to the elderly.

Debby’s motivation and ultimate goal is to be a key health carer by maintaining people’s wellbeing  so they become less susceptible to illness, and more resilient both physically and most importantly mentally as well.

Languages Spoken

• English (fluent)
• Cantonese (fluent)
• Japanese (casual)

Special Interests 

• Fertility and Women’s health – regulating menstrual cycles; painful periods; rebalancing the body after long term contraceptive use; PCOS; peri-menopause and menopause
• IVF support – pre and post egg collection support; embryo transfer support
• Pregnancy support – nausea and ‘morning’ sickness; carpal tunnel; pelvic instability; headaches; cold and flu; oedema (when not associated with preeclampsia); anaemia; labour induction; breech baby; VBAC
• Post natal recovery – depression; sleep; milk insufficiency; hip pain or general pain in body; Bell’s Palsy; mastitis
• Stress and emotional wellbeing
• Sleep issues
• Eczema and skin related problems
• Hay fever / sinus / respiratory related problems
• Gut health – bloating; reflux; Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), constipation
• Musculoskeletal conditions and pain
• Cosmetic facial acupuncture – fine lines; wrinkles; uneven skin tone
• Cancer care

Services

• Acupuncture
• Cupping and Guasha (scraping)
• Moxibustion – heat therapy applied using mugwort herb
• Chinese herbal medicinal pills
• Lifestyle and dietary advice
• Supplements

Memberships

• Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Authority (AHPRA)
• Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (CMBA)
• Australian Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA)

Private Health Rebate

Services are claimable on private health insurance with extras cover.