Kennan & Associates Pty Ltd
Business Consulting in North Sydney

Licensed acupuncturist, trained in china and australia with particular interests in musculoskeletal issues. Remedial massage & acupuncture services 10+ years experience in pain management, sports injury and myotherapy.

The winners in life treat their body as if it were a exquisite spacecraft that gives them the choice transportation and endurance for their lives. It is normal for many people to disregard it and think that it will arrive appropriate until the next episode, causing you misery. Tania Si is a registered practitioner in Chinese medicine, Acupuncture, and Remedial massage therapy and has been in practice for more than 13 years. She gained her qualifications at the Western Sydney University in 2004, and completed her internship in China at the Nanjing Chinese medicine hospital. Although coming from a Cantonese background, traveling around the country took her by surprise by the diversity of this place and much to learn about the people, culture and its medicine. She believes that a prosperous treatment requires an in depth accepting of anatomy, good observation and palpation skills. Over the years, treatments for women’s health with Chinese medicine have been quite thriving and in many cases, it is commonly the first best of treatment for many females. Tania also utilizes her background in beauty therapy from her preceding career and combines her knowledge in acupuncture facial rejuvenation to treat many anti aging ailments with Chinese medicine. She is passionate about skiing and devotes her time and holidays in the snow every season, which she has been doing for the previous 10 years. Promoting circulation is the key factor in acupuncture physiology. When receiving an acupuncture treatment, the concept of Bi (chi) goes hand in hand. Some examples of commonly treated conditions with acupuncture include: This time frame is considered ideal for the body to maintain thorough blood flow and Bi circulation in your system. Natural ailments and acupuncture’s aptitude to revitalize homeostasis is therefore considered by age, lifestyle and overall health condition factors. According to leading health insurer Medibank Private, Remedial Massage Therapy is defined as the systematic assessment and treatment of the muscles, tendons, ligaments and connective tissues of the body to aid in rehabilitation, pain and injury management. It’s performed to create favorable conditions for the body to return to conventional health after injury and is defined by the premise that the treatment can reasonably reverse sure physical effects a tolerant may be presenting. If a patient has suffered a medium injury resulting in structural pain ardor loss of function, then remediation is required to lessen or eliminate pain and revitalize that function. Myotherapy (muscle therapy) involves the physical and structural assessment of the body. This therapy is very effective in maintaining a person’s flexibility as emphasis is based on lengthening contracted muscles and the surrounding fascia. Trigger point and myofascial release a palpatory technique that involves assessing areas of pain, often found to be a tense band or area which may cause referred pain to other parts of the body. Pressure and stretching of the fascia is applied to these areas to eliminate tightness. Dry needling the insertion of desirable acupuncture needles into selected trigger points in the body to free tightness or muscle spasms. This can effectively alleviate the sensation of pins and needles. Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) is a practitioner prescribed only form of remedies and is a variety of herbal health ailments derived from plants or mineral origin, often worn alone or combined with several herbs obvious as a formula.