Serving Newcastle and Surrounding Areas
Your Destination for Holistic Healthcare Solutions
Located in Georgetown, Newcastle, NSW, On Point Natural Medicine offers a range of holistic treatments, including acupuncture, herbal medicine, pulse diagnosis, and personalized lifestyle and dietary advice. Our clinic is easily accessible from various suburbs in the Newcastle region, making quality natural healthcare readily available to you.
Your Destination for Holistic Healthcare Solutions
Located in the heart of Georgetown, Newcastle, NSW, On Point Natural Medicine offers a range of holistic treatments. We extend our services to various suburbs within the Newcastle region.
Tailored Wellness Solutions for Every Community
Our holistic approach is designed to meet the unique health needs of each community in the Newcastle region.
Waratah and Waratah West
- Services Offered: Acupuncture and herbal medicine.
- Getting Here: Drive via Maitland Rd and Georgetown Rd or use public transport.
Hamilton, Hamilton North, and Hamilton East
- Services Offered: Pulse diagnosis and lifestyle consultations.
- Getting Here: Accessible via Donald St and Beaumont St, or by bus.
Mayfield Areas
- Services Offered: Personalized dietary advice and acupuncture.
- Getting Here: Take Maitland Rd straight into Georgetown.
Islington and Tighes Hill
- Services Offered: Family-focused herbal medicine and wellness advice.
- Getting Here: Via Hanbury St and Maitland Rd, with bus routes direct to Georgetown.
Broadmeadow
- Services Offered: Sports-focused acupuncture and recovery-oriented herbal treatments.
- Getting Here: Down Lambton Rd, or train to Broadmeadow station and a bus ride.
Lambton and New Lambton
- Services Offered: Comprehensive pulse diagnosis and holistic lifestyle advice.
- Getting Here: Via Griffiths Rd or by direct bus routes.
Jesmond
- Services Offered: Student-centric acupuncture and stress-relief herbal remedies.
- Getting Here: Direct route via Newcastle Rd, or various bus lines.
Adamstown and Adamstown Heights
- Services Offered: Herbal medicine and dietary advice.
- Getting Here: Reach us via Glebe Rd, or use the frequent bus services.
Merewether and The Junction
- Services Offered: Tailored acupuncture and herbal treatments.
- Getting Here: Travel via Glebe Rd or along the coastline.
Wallsend and Elermore Vale
- Services Offered: Specialized pulse diagnosis and personalized lifestyle guidance.
- Getting Here: Direct access through Newcastle Rd, with multiple bus routes.
Your Convenient Hub for Holistic Wellness
Our clinic in Georgetown makes it easy for residents across these suburbs to access our services.
Embark on Your Holistic Health Journey
Contact us today at [contact information] or visit our clinic in Georgetown. We look forward to guiding you towards optimal health and wellbeing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is soft tissue therapy painful?
Soft tissue therapy can involve varying levels of pressure and discomfort, depending on your specific condition and sensitivity. Your therapist will communicate with you throughout the session to ensure your comfort and adjust the treatment accordingly.
How long does a soft tissue therapy session last?
The duration of a soft tissue therapy session can vary depending on the therapist’s approach and the areas being treated. Typically, sessions can range from 15 minutes to one hour.
How many sessions of soft tissue therapy do I need?
The number of sessions required depends on your condition, goals, and response to treatment. Your therapist will create a personalized treatment plan and discuss the expected duration during your initial consultation.
Are there any side effects of soft tissue therapy?
Soft tissue therapy is generally safe and well-tolerated. However, some individuals may experience temporary soreness, redness, or bruising in the treated areas. These effects are usually mild and subside within a few days.
Can soft tissue therapy be combined with other treatments?
Yes, soft tissue therapy can be effectively combined with other treatments such as acupuncture, physiotherapy, or chiropractic care. Integration of these modalities can provide a more comprehensive approach to address your specific needs.
Conditions that may Benefit from Soft Tissue Therapy
Soft tissue therapy may potentially provide some relief and support for various musculoskeletal conditions for some people, these conditions may include:
Chronic muscle tension
Sports injuries
Sprains and strains
Postural imbalances
Repetitive strain injuries
Back and neck pain
Headaches and migraines
Arthritis
Nerve impingement
It is important to consult with a qualified healthcare professional to determine if soft tissue therapy is suitable for your specific condition.
How to Prepare for a Soft Tissue Therapy Session
To make the most of your soft tissue therapy session, consider the following preparations:
Communicate openly with your therapist about your medical history, current symptoms, and treatment goals.
Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the areas that will be treated.
Stay well-hydrated before and after the session to promote tissue health and recovery.
Follow any additional instructions provided by your therapist to optimise the treatment.
What to Expect During a Soft Tissue Therapy Session
During a soft tissue therapy session, you can expect the following:
The therapist will evaluate your condition and discuss the treatment plan with you.
You will be positioned comfortably on a treatment table or chair.
The therapist will apply specific techniques to the targeted soft tissues, using their hands, fingers, elbows, or tools.
You may experience sensations such as pressure, stretching, or deep tissue release during the session.
Communicate any discomfort or changes in your symptoms to your therapist.
Post-Treatment Care and Recommendations
After a soft tissue therapy session, it is essential to follow these post-treatment care recommendations:
Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and support tissue recovery.
Avoid strenuous activities immediately after the session, allowing your body time to rest and heal.
Follow any home care instructions provided by your therapist, such as stretching exercises or self-massage techniques.
Schedule regular follow-up sessions as recommended by your therapist to maintain the benefits of the therapy.