Scott Brisbane is fully qualified, health fund accredited acupuncturist and naturopath. Apart from being an experienced practitioner, Scott has also taught and lectured at many colleges around Melbourne. He has trained extensively in craniosacral therapy and has assisted in the teaching of craniosacral therapy to other practitioners.  Contact us.

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CranioSacral Therapy

Also known as cranial sacral therapy, craniosacral therapy is a gentle, light touch technique used to release pain, tension and restrictions in the body. The practitioner tunes into the subtle rhythms and movements of the body and allows the body to unwind and "tell it's story".
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Acupuncture

The theory of Acupuncture is that the insertion of very fine needles into specific points on the body stimulates the flow of qi or energy. The points occur on meridians or channels that flow through the body and connect to the vital organs.
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Naturopathy

The foundation of Naturopathy is that the body has its own healing energy within and with the help of naturopathic treatment, the body can repair itself and recover from illness.
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Flower Essences

Flower Essences are remedies that are used to treat imbalances in mental and emotional states. They are a simple and effective way to help re-balance the mind.
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Qualifications

Diploma of Acupuncture
Diploma of Naturopathy
Bachelor of Education (Environmental Science)
CranioSacral Therapy 1, 2 and Pediatrics
Somato Emotional Release 1 and 2
Visceral Manipulation 1 and 2
Certificate in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
Certificate of Chinese Massage
Member of Australian Natural Therapists Association
Registered Acupuncturist with the Chinese Medicine Registration Board of Victoria
Workcover Accredited
Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace Training

After studying Environmental Science at Melbourne State College Scott taught science and mathematics at various secondary colleges in Melbourne while studying Naturopathy and Acupuncture part time. Studying environmental science was Scott's introduction to wholistic thinking. It taught him how even small changes to an environment or eco-sysem can affect the whole. He later learnt to apply the same thinking to the body. Contact us.