Community Clinic – Lower cost Acupuncture Treatments in Margaret River
This offering provides reduced priced acupuncture treatments to the Margaret River community, with an aim to make holistic healthcare more accessible. These sessions reduce financial barriers to treatment, while maintaining high quality and results focused care.
These are intended for those who need ongoing or long-term support for chronic health conditions, stress, pain, and general wellbeing, and those who have financial barriers to accessing regular clinic sessions.
The Community Acupuncture Clinic is my commitment to offering affordable, inclusive, and professional treatments in Margaret River and the South West region of Western Australia.
When: Fortnightly on Saturdays 9am- 1pm
Where: Margaret River Acupuncture
Unit 14 (upstairs), The Reef Centre
34 Fearn Avenue, Margaret River WA
How It Works
New patients to complete a thorough intake form at least 12 hours prior to their session
On the day, review intake form and medical history (for new patients), check in with treatment progress (for return), pulse and tongue diagnosis
Patients have their own private room for consult and treatment
Acupuncture treatment for 25-35mins (can include electro acupuncture)
Community Clinic Pricing
New patients: 60min | $75
Return visits: 45mins | $50
Payment : Cash or bank transfer
Private health rebates: Available if your health fund covers acupuncture — please request an invoice at your session
Why Community Acupuncture?
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture is often delivered in community or group settings, especially in hospitals and clinics across China. These models allow for frequent, accessible treatment, which is ideal for both acute care and ongoing support.
Community acupuncture reflects this spirit by offering affordable, inclusive care while still maintaining clinical integrity. For many practitioners, this model balances the desire to provide accessible healthcare with the realities of sustaining a practice in the modern world.
If you're a practitioner interested in the ethics of accessibility and affordability in private practice, I highly recommend:
"Acupuncture is Like Noodles: The Little Red Cookbook of Working Class Acupuncture" by Lisa Rohleder et al.