Free Parking *
Serene Environment *
Certified Practitioner *
Hi-CAPS private health *
Free Parking * Serene Environment * Certified Practitioner * Hi-CAPS private health *
About us
Why choose Willow Tree Acupuncture?
Registered with the Australian Health Practitioner
Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
Member of the Australian Acupuncture
& Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA)
Beautiful Clinic environment
Near Public transport with FREE parking
PAYMENT - Eft-pos, Hi-CAPS available for
most health insurance
Clinic owner Renae Ferri holds a Bachelor of Health Science (Acupuncture Therapies),
is a mother of three and has lived in the Brookfield and Bellbowrie community for over 25 years, with previous time spent in Paddington, Brisbane’s south side, Hunter Valley and travelling overseas—life experience that naturally informs her grounded, thoughtful approach to client care. Other qualifications includes:
Certification in Michelle Gellis Cosmetic Acupuncture
Certification in Richard Hazel Motor Point Acupuncture (electro-acupuncture)
She finds great fulfilment in caring for others through a gentle, natural approach to health care and is inspired by the long history of Traditional Chinese Medicine alongside contemporary, evidence-based practice.
Many people find treatments deeply relaxing — and if they happen to fall asleep, Renae takes it as a compliment.
❋ Clinic Space
Willow Tree Acupuncture is not a typical clinical space with a stark, white appearance. While maintaining the same high standards of cleanliness and sterility as any medical clinic, we have intentionally created a calm and colourful, welcoming environment designed to support relaxation.
Willow Tree Acupuncture is located in Taringa, within Club Pilates Studio, and services the surrounding areas including Taringa, Toowong, St Lucia, Indooroopilly, Kenmore, Chapel Hill, Brookfield and beyond.
❋ Willow Tree THE NAME?
The Willow tree is a symbol of gentle strength and renewal. Deeply rooted yet flexible, it bends in strong winds rather than breaking. It reminds us that during challenging times, resilience often comes from softness, patience, and the ability to wait.
And… we happen to love names our businesses after our animals…
Fun Fact: The willow tree leaves are the original pain killer.
