Pricing
At your Initial consultation we will spend extra time with you to assess your individual needs and design the best treatment for your unique circumstances. Your follow-up treatments will incorporate our initial finding and evolve with your changing circumstances. Leave an hour for your initial treatment and 45 minutes for follow- ups. Childrens treatment are much shorter adapted to childrens rapid response to treatment.
We have Eftpos and credit card facilities available as well as HICAPS if you have private health cover allowing you to make a claim on the spot.
StandardInitial Treatment- |
$105 | Follow up $80 |
Infant 0-4 yearsInitial Treatment- |
$75 | Follow up $55 |
Child 5-12 yearsInitial Treatment- |
$80 | Follow up $60 |
Teen 13-19 yearsInitial Treatment- |
$85 | Follow up $70 |
Student & PensionersInitial Treatment- |
$90 | Follow up $75 |
1 hour facilitation+ Acupuncture
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$160 $240 |
Appointments broken without notice deprives others of treatment. Please give 24 hours notice if unable to attend.
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