Clare Pyers
Why Clare?
Clare has been working in the health industry since 2002, and her clinical focus has been on women’s health, and in particular she has an interest in working with women who have complex health conditions. She sees men too! And your problems don’t need to be “complex” in order to come and see Clare.
Clare decided to embark on a career in natural medicine when conventional medicine failed her. There were no answers as to why she couldn’t get well, doctors had no solutions for her, so she sought out an alternative approach. Clare’s health has been on the improve ever since, and she is now healthier in her late 30s than she has ever been.
Clare knows what is worth spending time, effort and money on, and what’s not. When you see Clare you see someone who has in depth education, extensive clinical experience, and someone who is unafraid to give her opinion on what she thinks is a waste of time and what she assesses to be the best way for you to heal yourself. She knows how hard it is to have symptoms that doctors don’t believe are real, and to have your illness dismissed as being all in your head.
Patients find their way to Clare seeking guidance for complex and ongoing problems that have been unsuccessfully treated by other health providers. She takes the time to understand her patients, looking thoroughly across everything that has been done before to ensure she helps you to find the most effective path forward. Her practical problem solving approach to exploring your health concerns is designed to bring harmony to your mind and soul.
Clare works with patients across Australia and internationally via online and phone consultations. Patients working with Clare embark on a highly customised health restoration program, with access to consultations with Clare via online, phone or face-to-face consults in the clinic in Armadale, Australia.
Accreditation and Background
Prior to Chinese Medicine, Clare previously studied Chemical Engineering where she refined her analytical and practical problem solving approach to life. She has been working in the health industry since 2001. She is a member of the Australian Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Association and registered with AHPRA, as a Chinese Medicine Practitioner. Private health rebates apply for those with acupuncture on their extras cover.
Clare has completed training with the Mindd Foundation in the treatment of learning and behavioural disorders in children. She has completed training with the Australian College of Nutritional and Environmental Medicine in the use of nutritional supplements, vitamins and herbal medicines – this integrative approach enhances her acupuncture and Chinese medicine approach and philosophy. Clare is a Level 2 yoga teacher and incorporates body and movement assessment and prescription into her treatments.
Clare has gone deeper into the world of integrative medicine, and has developed a framework for interpreting blood tests into a Chinese medicine diagnosis. She has published an educational textbook on this subject for other Chinese medicine practitioners, and runs seminars and workshops for other practitioners to educate them in her areas of expertise. Clare is an active member of the Chinese medicine community and has founded a popular podcast dedicated to the professional development of practitioners around the world called the Heavenly Qi podcast.
Qualifications BHSc(TCM), Cert Adv Clin Prac (China), FACNEM
Clare has studied Chinese Medicine in both Australia and China, completing a 4 year Bachelor of Health Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Victoria University, and a Certificate of Advanced Clinical Practice at Liaoning Chinese Medicine Hospital in Shenyang, China. She is a level 2 yoga teacher, and has undertaken a comprehensive learning path with a range of education institutions to discover the most effective integrative natural medicine approach to the health of her patients. Clare can offer you an in depth level of clinical expertise and experience that far surpasses what most people have ever received before.
