Dr. Kailey Chapman (Acupuncture)
Appointments are with an AHPRA registered practitioner. Registration CMR0002786873.
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Women's health acupuncture
Women's health concerns can be layered. Free the Qi uses a gentle Japanese-style approach to discuss cycle history, pelvic pain, pregnancy-related symptoms, postpartum context, stress, sleep and adjunct IVF support where suitable.
Appointments are with an AHPRA registered practitioner. Registration CMR0002786873.
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Depending on your reason for booking, the consultation may include cycle history, pain patterns, pregnancy or postpartum context, medical diagnoses, digestion, sleep, stress, fatigue and current care from other practitioners.
Acupuncture works best as part of a clear care picture. Medical assessment, screening, pathology, imaging, fertility care, antenatal care and specialist advice should stay guided by the relevant practitioners, with referral pathways discussed where appropriate.
Japanese-style acupuncture is usually light-touch and responsive. Treatment options are explained, consent is ongoing and comfort is considered throughout the appointment.
FAQs
You do not always need a diagnosis to book. If symptoms are new, severe, persistent or changing, it is worth checking in with your GP or specialist and bringing any relevant advice to your appointment.
Yes. These topics can be discussed during consultation, with suitability and referral pathways considered individually.
Herbs or supplements may be discussed where appropriate, but they should be considered alongside medication, pregnancy status and advice from your treating practitioners.
Appointments
New patients usually start with an initial appointment. Online, regular and restorative appointments are also available where suitable.
90 mins
A longer first acupuncture consultation with health history, Chinese medicine assessment and discussion, acupuncture treatment, and auxiliary therapies if suitable.
45 mins
An online Traditional Chinese Medicine consultation to discuss your concerns, dietary guidance, herbs or supplements where appropriate, and referrals where needed.
60 mins
A standard acupuncture consultation with Chinese medicine discussion, acupuncture treatment, and auxiliary therapies if suitable.
120 mins
An extended restorative appointment using gentle Japanese-style acupuncture and supportive therapies such as abdominal work, moxa, herbal compresses, or cupping where suitable.
Related guides
Questions to ask before booking acupuncture during fertility treatment or IVF in Brisbane, including timing, suitability and care coordination.
What to know before booking acupuncture during pregnancy in Brisbane, including suitability, timing, consent and referral considerations.
Questions to ask before exploring acupuncture for endometriosis-related concerns or pelvic pain in Brisbane, with suitability and referral guidance.
Locations
Questions before booking? Contact 0459 490 201 or kaileybellechapman@gmail.com.
120 Boundary Street, West End QLD 4101
Located down the alley and up one flight of stairs.
Tuesday 10 am-7 pm; Wednesday 9 am-5 pm; Thursday 10 am-7 pm; Friday 9 am-5:30 pm; Saturday 9 am-2 pm; Sunday and Monday closed.
132 Foggs Road, Mount Samson QLD 4520
Appointments available through Vera Wellness.
Every second Wednesday, 9 am-5 pm, by appointment through Vera Wellness. Check the booking calendar for current availability.
Related reading
Questions to discuss before exploring acupuncture as adjunct support during IVF or fertility treatment.
A warm, cautious guide to pregnancy acupuncture questions, care-team guidance and symptoms that need medical assessment first.
How pelvic pain conversations may include stress, guarding, breath and nervous system context without replacing medical care.
This guide is general information to help you prepare for an appointment. Medical decisions should stay guided by your usual health team.