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Welcome to the Natural Health Clinic of Traditional East Asian Medicine. The Annandale Clinic is established multi-modality practice providing natural health care to a diverse range of people, utilising the best of ancient healing practices coupled with the benefits of modern research and development. Our aim is to provide a supportive environment where people can develop and maintain healthy lives. We provide education as well as treatment. Our Clients Say: "This place is like an Oasis..." "I feel so relaxed and nurtured..." |
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 "Health is not merely the absence of disease, but the complete development of a person, physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually, according to their individual needs…" - The World Health Organisation |
Where To Find Us:
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Clinic Hours: Strictly by appointment only Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine: (Kyle Powderly) Monday to Thursday: 9.30 am to 1.00 pm & 3.00 pm to 8.30pm (Friday: UTS Teaching Clinic) Ph: 9552 6288 AACMA / ATMS Accredited — Health Fund Rebates |
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“The Ordinary Doctor treats Disease, but the Superior Doctor Assists the People in discovering The Right Way Of Living…”
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Kyle Powderly: Masters of Health Science (TCM) Bachelor of Health Science (Acupuncture) (Graduate 1st Prize for TCM subjects) Bachelor of Fine Art (UNSW) AACMA Accredited Practice Principal Link to Kyle's Food Photography blog: http://yum-oh.blogspot.com/2008/05/welcome-to-yumoh.htmlKyle Powderly has been practicing as a Natural Health Care provider since 1990 specialising in natural, preventative medicine and well-being maintenance. She has given over 25,000 individual treatments during that time, to a wide variety of people for their conditions. |
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She also conducts seminars periodically, being committed to the importance of education,
both of new students and peers in clinical practice. In addition to running her busy private
pratice, Kyle consults one day per week in the Teaching Clinic of the University of Technology,
Sydney, where she shares her experience with the next generation of intending Chinese Medical
practitioners in the Acupuncture Clinical Internship program.
Kyle has traveled in China and Vietnam, observing treatments in clinics and hospitals there. |
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