Lucia Hains is an acupuncturist and Chinese medicine practitioner based in Curl Curl, NSW. Her clinic is at Shop 1, 35 Adams Street, Curl Curl 2096.
Lucia’s work focuses on acupuncture therapy and other part of Chinese medicine, including herbal medicine consultations, cupping therapy, and moxibustion treatment. Many people come in looking for help with everyday aches and pains, stress-related tension, and general issues like feeling run down or not quite themselves.
Appointments are usually steady and relaxed. Lucia takes time to listen to what’s going on, how long it’s been happening, and what makes symptoms better or worse. From there, treatment can include thin, sterile acupuncture needles, along with options like cupping or moxibustion when it fits the person’s needs and comfort.
Herbal medicine consultations are also part of the clinic. These are often used as a way to support recovery and help the body settle, especially when symptoms come and go or when there’s more than one thing affecting how you feel. At times, the herbs may be discussed alongside acupuncture, so the overall plan feels more complete rather than just a one-off approach.
Because everyone is different, care can vary from person to person. Some people only need short-term support, while others prefer a longer run of treatment. Over time, many patients find it easier to notice patterns—what flares things up, what helps calm things down, and how their body responds between visits.
Lucia’s approach is practical. She aims to keep things clear, so you’re not left guessing what to expect. If you have concerns about needles, timing, or how cupping and moxibustion are used, she’ll talk it through in a simple way before starting.
Training and ongoing learning in Chinese medicine guide the way Lucia puts treatments together. There isn’t a one-size-fits-all plan, and she won’t force anything that doesn’t suit. The goal is to support better comfort, better function, and a calmer day-to-day rhythm.
If you’re in the Curl Curl area and looking for acupuncture or Chinese medicine options—whether that’s acupuncture, herbs, cupping, or moxibustion—Lucia Hains is ready to help you start with a proper conversation at the clinic.