I love this practice. I suffer from sever migraines and a major part of of my pain management plan…read moreare the treatments I get from TLC.

Excellent Service and so kind, will not deal with anyone else…read more Our dog has cancer and the herbs have kept her alive for 18 months when given 3!! No doubt what so ever. She is still going strong for her 18 years.

Wing Hing's is like a little bit if China right there on the corner of the Brunswick Street mall…read more It's the kind of place you've probably rushed past a hundred times without ever peeking in, but it's definitely worth a look. It's quite amazing to wander through this old store with the mulllion dollar location and see Chinese herbalists busily picking through a myriad dried herbs and mixing and bagging them to order. The many and varied goods stuffed into the the shelves are similarly a mystery to this non-chinese speaker like moi, but the real reason I'm writing this is that my good friend Ti brought me a cough linctus from Wing Hing when I had a chesty bark I couldn't shake - within a week it was gone!

It's never a fun being told you are going to have to have your wisdom teeth removed. If you find…read moreyourself in this situation I cannot recommend highly enough the guys at Wickham Terrace Surgical Centre, and in particular Dr Terence Alexandar. He took his time to explain my situation as clearly as he could, was incredibly sincere, friendly and approachable and when the time came was gentle and thorough at his job. With some pretty tough teeth to remove when push came to shove I couldn't have asked for better treatment.

Hi, my name is Lani and I am a Google Diagnoser. Yep. I am on of *those* people. And this means…read morethat I try a lot of things to remedy issues. My latest quest? Acupuncture. I'd heard of the student clinic at Endeavour College and figured that at $15 for an hour session, it was the perfect way for me to dip my toes into the world of acupuncture and see if it was actually for me, and more importantly, if I noticed any results. I've had two sessions so far, and while I'd definitely consider it a work in progress, I am noticing an overall improvement in not only the primary issue I sought the treatment for (severe lower back pain) but in my total energy levels, attitude and a lasting effect of balance. I'm even noticing I'm eating less. The students are fully supervised and their supervisor comes into the sessions regularly to check that all is going well. I'm yet to feel in any way uneasy about the students that have practiced on me. Don't stress. I'm getting to what you all want to know. The needles? Honestly? I don't feel them. Sure you *know* they're sticking a needle in you but do you feel any pain? I'm told it is different for everyone but, I personally, haven't felt anything more than a quick prick of the skin. Once they are all in it actually feels like a nice current is washing over you. A calmness if you will. The sessions can take a little longer as they are student practitioners and they begin each session with a short Q&A and sign-off from their supervisor. For $15 though, I can't complain and I would whole-heartedly recommend to anyone wanting to either save a few quid or test it out without dropping a wad of cash.

This place is every uni students dream come true... Wish…read moreyou could get a massage for all those insane hours crammed over a computer? Is your diet migorang noodles and canned tuna? Go to endeavour College for a consultation! The clinics are run by third years, so In a few months the services and advice they give you for... $10!!! They will be charging hundreds, Naturopathy, aromatherapy, massage, acupuncture.... And way more that I didn't read, all as cheap as chips. Seriously, I can't talk it up more. The students that run clinic are professional and know their stuff, I'm currently in my third week for dietary analysis and the guy that is working with me is top notch, he explains things to me simply, and he doesn't let it get awkward even when he has to ask personal questions. The massages are not just the oily, waste of time massages that you get at a lot (A LOT!) of places in the city, they are actually about improving you physically, fixing pain or dealing with the neck problems from cramming at your desk all night. I love a bargain and I love my health, so this is my new happy place.

Like a lot of Gen Yers who spend all their time slouched in front of a variety of screens for large…read moreperiods of time, I suffer from irritating neck and shoulder pain that sometimes makes me feel a bit like a Nurofen junkie. My mother's friend gave me a voucher for a massage at Spring Hill Physiotherapy, so one day when my neck was particularly sore I called up and made an appointment. I must admit I didn't hold high hopes - most of the massages I've ever had are basically just an expensive back-rub. I wanted the kind of massage that actually had some ongoing therapeutic benefits. The kind of massage that feels like your muscles are being affected and gives you goosebumps and weird twitches from nerves being touched. Spring Hill Physio made me realise that a proper massage is worthwhile and provides lasting relief for pain. Maybe the key is getting a massage at a physiotherapist rather than a day spa or massage parlour, or maybe the masseurs at Spring Hill Physio are exceptional. Either way, I've become a regular and whenever my neck and shoulders are giving me grief I make an appointment. An added bonus is that because it's a medical establishment, your health fund might subsidise some of the cost (depending on your level of coverage). I've never had a massage elsewhere as good as the ones I've had at Spring Hill Physiotherapy, and even though my new obsession with Yelping is definitely not doing my neck any favours, I know Spring Hill Physio will!

From the owner: Physiotherapy Deep tissue massage…read moreAcupuncture - Headache, neck and back pain - Sciatica - Dry needling and acupuncture as part of physiotherapy treatment - Sporting injuries - Complex pain conditions - Fibromyalgia - Arthitic pain - Post surgical rehabilitation - Private room - Free massage as loyalty reward - Servicing Brisbane CBD, Spring Hill, Fortitude Valley, South Brisbane, West End

In yet another effort to cease the back pain caused from a bulging disc and to also address a few…read moreother health matters, I booked an appointment with Sarah George here for acupuncture. Sarah is warm, caring and considerate - everything you want in a practitioner helping you and guiding you to wellness. Although she is only in the clinic on set days each week (Thursday and Friday from memory), making an appointment was easy and I found it best to pre-book at the end of each appointment. Her insight into Chinese medicine was fascinating and I walked away from each appointment having learned something new. I would whole heartedly suggest an appointment with Sarah if you're considering acupuncture and want to feel like more than just a "patient." I also believe she does massage.

This clinic originally owned by Phil Vanderzeil is now operated and owned by Dr Nicola Macdonald…read more The clinic has been servicing the West End community for over 30 years and offers excellent services including Acupuncture , Massage and Chinese herbal Medicine and also other herbs and supplements. Nicola has been practicing for 30 years and has a Masters Degree in Chinese Medicine and also teaches at Endeavour College. Nicola provides a supportive and nurturing space to Assist clients in maintaining emotional and physical health and wellness and assisting in Pain management . Nicola also has a special interest in Women's Health. Fertility and Pregnancy.