Dr. Stephanie Flockhart
As a modern Acupuncturist, Stephanie believes in the integration of Eastern and Western philosophy, creating a well-rounded framework for healing that is inclusive and holistic for all. It was always the tools and teachings of Chinese Medicine that brought her vibrancy, energy and balance at times when she felt she had drifted out of alignment with her health.
With a deep love and respect for Chinese Medicine in Stephanie's heart, she embarked upon a journey to become qualified as a registered Acupuncturist at Endeavour College of Natural Health. Soon after graduation, she began her journey in a career treating, caring and connecting with women from all around Australia. Today, Stephanie resides and practices in the U.S. but still calls Australia home.
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