Acupuncture · Runaway Bay & surrounds

Acupuncture Runaway Bay

Looking for acupuncture in Runaway Bay? We’re about five minutes up the road in Paradise Point, and a good portion of the people we see each week make exactly that trip from Runaway Bay, Hollywell and Biggera Waters.

  • 5.0 · 35 Google reviews
  • AHPRA & AACMA registered
Treatment chair at the Sprout Natural Health clinic

What we see in clinic

What people come in for

Pain

  • Lower back and hip pain
  • Neck and shoulder tension
  • Headaches and migraines
  • Everyday aches and injuries

Nervous system and stress

  • Anxiety and that constant background hum of worry that doesn’t really switch off
  • Chronic stress
  • Sleep problems, both falling asleep and staying there

Digestive health

  • Bloating and abdominal discomfort
  • Irritable bowel
  • Nausea, including during pregnancy

Women’s health and hormones

  • Irregular, painful, or absent periods
  • PCOS and perimenopause symptoms
  • Hot flushes, sleep disruption, mood shifts

Fertility and pregnancy

  • Preconception support
  • Fertility support alongside IVF or other assisted reproduction
  • Pregnancy support and labour preparation

Postpartum support

  • Postpartum depletion and recovery
  • Pain and recovery after birth
  • The mood shifts that come after delivery

Google Reviews

Rated 5.0 from 35 reviews

Sue G

Aug 2022

★★★★★

You can’t help but feel a good vibe at Sprout Natural Health. Both Conor and Hannah are professional, caring and understanding in a relaxed environment. I feel like I’m in good hands.

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Debra Ciavarella

Dec 2022

★★★★★

I found Hannah by chance & I’m extremely grateful. Her knowledge & care is exceptional. I am now on the way to feeling well & energised again.

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Rosalie Stillitano

May 2023

★★★★★

Connor has helped me so much with acupuncture, I am on very heavy pain killers for nerve pain and Arthritus, and after 2 or 3 sessions the nerve pain has diminished remarkably. Definately recomend !!!

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Rebecca C

Aug 2022

★★★★★

Hannah is wonderful!! My first time seeing a Naturopath after GP’s & Paediatricians were totally dismissive. Now me and my son are in better health than ever all thanks to Hannah!!

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Eliza Brown

Oct 2021

★★★★★

I would happily recommend Hannah and Conner to anyone struggling with hot flushes and night sweats, as I was. They are now totally under control and life is back to normal again. Thank you!

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Samantha Gunn

Dec 2022

★★★★★

Hannah was so friendly, professional and very knowledgeable. Kind and caring I absolutely recommend Hannah for any looking to take care of their health needs.

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Nyari Arnold

Aug 2022

★★★★★

I have been seeing Hannah for over 6 months now and couldn’t recommend her more. She is a breath of fresh air with a world of knowledge have loved learning from both her and Connor.

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HICAPS

Private health? If your extras cover includes acupuncture, you can claim on the spot at our in-clinic HICAPS terminal.

Book in from Runaway Bay

Appointments run about an hour, and there’s free parking right out the front on Grice Avenue.

Directions

Getting here from Runaway Bay

It’s a straight run north along Oxley Drive, hugging the Broadwater, usually five to ten minutes door to door. There’s free parking on Grice Avenue right out the front of the clinic.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to get from Runaway Bay to the clinic?

Five to ten minutes by car along Oxley Drive, depending which end of Runaway Bay you’re coming from. There’s free parking on Grice Avenue right out the front.

Do I need a referral?

No referral needed. You can book online and choose whichever practitioner and time suits.

Who will I see?

One of our three acupuncturists, Conor, Sharni or Rachel. You can read about each of them on our practitioners page and pick when you book.

How long is the initial consultation?

The initial consultation runs for around an hour. We take a full health history, not just the main reason you’ve booked, but sleep, digestion, stress levels, cycle patterns, and anything else that gives us a picture of how things are sitting for you overall.

How often will I need to come?

For acute conditions, such as a recent injury or illness, more frequent treatments may be necessary initially, such as one to two times per week for a few weeks. Chronic conditions, such as ongoing pain or stress, may require regular weekly or bi-weekly treatments for an extended period. We’ll work out a plan with you based on how you respond.

Does private health cover acupuncture?

If you have a private health plan that covers acupuncture you can claim a portion of your consult back. We have a HICAPS terminal in the clinic so you can claim on the spot.

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