ABOUT KERRY
Kerry is a Registered Acupuncturist with The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) seeing clients for pregnancy care, postnatal recovery, and acupuncture for babies, children and teenagers.
She practices at Jimmy’s Wellbeing Sanctuary in Rosebud and at Bundle Women’s Health in Mornington, an integrated allied health and medical clinic where she works alongside obstetricians and paediatricians.
Kerry graduated from The College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in Reading, UK, in 2005, and has since gained 20 years of clinical experience, focussing in fertility, pregnancy and paediatric acupuncture.
Her interest in natural medicine began as a teenager, sparking her passion for a healing profession. Her journey was further influenced by her travels through India after school, where she sought treatment from a Tibetan doctor, deepening her connection to this field.
With a strong sense of integrity and creativity, Kerry brings a calm and compassionate approach to her practice. She focuses on creating a relaxing clinic environment, understanding that it enhances the healing process. Kerry takes great care in listening to her patients health concerns and tailoring treatment plans that are both practical and effective.
Kerry is dedicated to ongoing professional development and enjoys collaborating with other healthcare providers to ensure holistic patient care. She is a member of HOPA, the international hub for paediatric acupuncturists, and ANTA, the Australian Natural Therapists Association.
Treatment AREAS
In her practice today Kerry focuses on acupuncture for pregnancy, postnatal and children. A trained doula, Kerry has supported many women through labour. While she no longer attends births, she continues to advocate for women’s birth rights and choices.
Pregnancy and postnatal
Kerry provides support across all three trimesters, assisting with the management of symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, stress, headaches, and pregnancy related pain. She is also a trained doula, and that experience shapes how she prepares women for labour and supports their birth choices. Postnatal care extends well beyond the standard six-week window, and mums and babies can even be booked in together.
Children’s care
For children, the most common concern parents raise is needles. Kerry’s answer is simple: they are optional. She uses a range of non-needle techniques drawn from her paediatric training, making her approach genuinely accessible for kids from babies through to teenagers. She offers support for families navigating sleep disruptions, digestive upsets, emotional or behavioural regulation, neurodiversity related concerns, and more. A free 15-minute phone consultation is available before the first booking so parents can ask anything they need to.