Kaitlin is the owner and practitioner at WELL BEINGS Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine.
- Bachelor of Applied Science (Traditional Chinese Medicine): University of Western Sydney, Campbelltown
- Clinical Internship at Jiangsu Provincial Hospital: Nanjing, China
- 2011 Deans Merit List for Academic Excellence. University of Western Sydney, School of Health and Biomedical Science
- Accredited Member of the Golden Key International Honours Society
- Registered Acupuncturist, Chinese Herbal Medicine Practitioner & Herbal Dispensary with (AHPRA) Australian Health Practitioner Registration Agency & Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (CMBA).
- Accredited Member of the (AACMA) Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association.
- Member of (PRACI) Practitioner Research and Collaboration Initiative
- Acupuncture Professional, Pain Management Certification
- Qualified Tai Chi for Health & Falls Prevention Instructor
- Sleep Technician (former). Kaitlin is the owner and practitioner at
WELL BEINGS Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. Kaitlin’s practice is founded on evidence based Chinese Medicine research and practices, combined with traditional techniques and theories. Her practice integrates emerging medical advances in Sports Medicine and IVF support. She is inspired by the positive results that Western and Chinese Medicine achieve collectively in the 21st Century. Well educated in current practice, Kaitlin continues to ‘learn and upskill’ through ongoing professional development to provide the best standard of care for her patients. A premium quality of care and patient focused outcomes are priorities of her practice. Comprehensive consultation and diagnoses are provided through thorough discussions. This ensures professional planning and optimal results for all issues and for the most complex of conditions. Quality of life at every life stage, is essential and important to all of us. Kaitlin advises on how to incorporate Traditional Chinese Medicine principles into aspects of daily life to ‘be the best we can be’. Meeting the needs and changes of our body and mind over time, is important, not only when we are unwell. Pre and post-natal care, women’s health, sport injuries, pain management and recovery, are examples of some aspects of health where Traditional Chinese Medicine, acupuncture and cupping can be of real benefit. Supporting patients to achieve their lifestyle goals towards optimal health, happiness and balance is a priority. By applying Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture, Kaitlin builds therapeutic relationships to enhance preventative health practices. A well maintained, stronger body constitution also assists in reducing the severity and setbacks of disease, and can contribute to a more efficient recovery process. Improving overall health and wellbeing can be challenging. Kaitlin can discuss ways of taking an active role in increasing focus on wellbeing or improving a current condition. Prioritising health and respecting the body, in the highest regard, are key investments for a positive life. Kaitlin can advise on treatment options available to suit you.
