Acupuncture for Neurological Conditions

Individualised, holistic acupuncture to support whole body health with focus on neurological conditions.

Supporting you through acupuncture

Acupuncture has been used for centuries to support recovery via whole body healing mechanisms in neurological conditions such as facial paralysis or paresthesia, post stroke sequelae and peripheral neuropathies.

If you’d like more information on how our acupuncture services, call us on 021 081 59228 or make a booking online.

How does Chinese medicine understand neurological conditions?

In Chinese medicine, neurological symptoms are understood in relation to the overall health of the body and how the body is adapting to its environment.
An assessment of the strength of a person’s Qi and Blood is made, in modern terms, these concepts can loosely relate to the body’s vitality, nervous system, immune function, and hormonal balance.

Attention is paid to factors like diet, stress, sleep quality, digestion, energy, and other aspects thought to the nervous system function.

Further assessment focuses on environmental influences. This may include the type of work performed, exposure to cold or air conditioning, seasonal changes, emotional stress, and other daily influences that may place stress on the nervous system.


By understanding both the internal health of the body and the external factors affecting it, Chinese medicine aims to identify how the body became vulnerable and how the meridian system can support recovery and restore balance.

What are some symptoms and conditions we see in clinic?

 Some conditions we work with in the clinic include:

  • Facial paralysis
  • Numbness
  • Pain 
  • Bell’s Palsy
  • Trigeminal neuralgia
  • Stroke recovery
  • Paresthesia associated to chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy
  • Multiple-sclerosis

What is the evidence?

Some poststroke symptoms such as swallowing problems, spasticity, insomnia, and depression have been found to have been positively supported with acupuncture treatment in these studies (Bath 2018)

This meta-analysis from 2024 looks at 21 studies of over 2,121 patients and compared to the control group find that acupuncture could significantly improve neuropathic pain intensity.

How long will acupuncture take to help?

Acupuncture is cumulative, treatment and outcomes build over time.

When changes to lifestyle are made and treatments are taken regularly, the benefits of acupuncture are generally found over three to six months.

Are your therapists qualified and experienced?

At The House Of Acupuncture, we endeavor to provide the highest quality acupuncture care for people engaged in their injury recovery. Our treatment is provided by our fully qualified and registered acupuncturist with ongoing training in musculoskeletal conditions, women’s health, and over 9 years of experience treating pain and injury.

Get in touch

We’d love to help you, so please let us know if you have any questions or if you are ready, you can book an appointment online.


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