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Tania Grasseschi offers a holistic approach to transforming your health naturally using acupuncture, Chinese herbs, wholefood counselling and qigong. She has over 20 years of clinical experience and 6 years of lecturing Chinese medicine at tertiary level. Tania is passionate about helping women transform their health so they are energised to achieve their dreams. Her holistic care using the wisdom of Chinese medicine can give relief from your menstrual problems and help you pass through menopause gracefully, it can aid you in your dream of starting a family by addressing fertility issues, and supporting you through pregnancy and beyond. These are just some of the benefits of Tania's holistic treatments. Tania practices in Katoomba in the Blue Mountains. "I love working with Chinese medicine because it is such a wonderful balance of the science of medicine and the art of healing"

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