Samuel Dudgeon is a renowned Acupuncturist and a professional, caring and passionate Chinese Medicine Practitioner with over 19 years clinical experience.

Samuel treats men, women, & all members of the family, from all walks of life.  Many of his patients seek his support for pain management, tinnitus, poor sleep quality, and anxiety/stress/mood imbalances.  His understanding of health is holistic; he has an authentic understanding of the psyche, and how stress and the mind impact disease and illness.  Many of Samuel’s patients are surprised at how few treatments are needed, though this always depends on the person and condition. He is a most revered speaker and regularly holds seminars around the country for fellow practitioners on topics such as Abdominal Ba Gua Acupuncture - a really gentle way of treating a range of conditions via superficial needling on the abdomen, without having to needle the actual site of the issue!  Patients also seek him out for amazingly insightful Chinese and Planetary Astrology consultations, further adding to his ability to support patients’ health holistically.

Sam will work with you to support alleviating pain and presenting issues at the surface while addressing the root causes internally. He always aims to empower his patients to manage their own condition and best attain optimum wellbeing on their own. He holds numerous tertiary qualifications in Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine and Health Science from Australia, as well as having undertaken medical internships in China. Treatments with Sam An initial consultation involves a thorough health history consultation, and Chinese tongue & pulse analysis. Depending on his diagnosis, Sam draws upon Tung Acupuncture, Ba Gua Acupuncture, Moxa and Gua Sha techniques.  Chinese herbal medicine can be an essential part of healing, and Sam often recommends and prescribes it when needed.  An excellent Acupuncturist who is highly motivated to get results, you can look forward to a strong treatment or a most gentle solution for those with hesitation about needling.