Moonee Ponds

Acupuncture Moonee Ponds

Emperor’s Acupuncture & Integrative Medicine Clinic is located in the heart of Moonee Ponds. There is free car parking nearby and it’s only a short walk from Moonee Ponds train station.

Providing Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine to Moonee Ponds Residents

We treat using acupuncture and Chinese herbs.

Where is Emperor’s Acupuncture Located?

We are located in our modern clinic in suite 5, 8 Eddy Street, Moonee Ponds directly opposite the Coles car park. We are on the first floor so just ring the buzzer to be let in. Once in you will take the lift or the stairs up to the clinic.

Who Are the Main Acupuncturists/Chinese Medicine Doctors?

Dr Bruce Stafford and Dr Sandra Wu are both Doctors of Chinese medicine registered with the Chinese Medicine Health Board and with private health funds for extras rebates on acupuncture. They are members of the Australian Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Association and the Australian Natural Therapies Association respectively.

In addition, Bruce and Sandra have a combined experience of over 50,000 patient visits behind them.

More Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Information

You can find a lot more information on who we are, what we do and how we can help you at emperorsacupuncture.com.au.

How to Get to Our Moonee Ponds Clinic

You can drive and park for free in the Coles car park opposite our clinic or you can catch the train to Moonee Ponds train station. To help you with that, here is the Moonee Ponds train timetable.

Your Free 15 Minute Health Breakthrough Consultation*

At this free consultation we will read your radial pulse, provide you with our preliminary findings and recommend a course of action for you to take to help you with your health concern.

So you can book a free 15 minute consultation* right here.

*This service is provided free by our practitioners. There are no conditions and no other paid services subsidise these free appointments.

Acupuncture & Service Areas

Moonee Ponds
Essendon
Ascot Vale
Brunswick
Flemmington
Strathmore
Aberfledie
Keilor
Niddrie
Pascoe Vale

About Moonee Ponds

Moonee Ponds has a population of around 14,000.
The main shopping precinct is in Puckle Street, Moonee Ponds.
However, Moonee Ponds is famously known as the residence of Dame Edna Everage (there’s even a street named Everage in her honour).
Queens Park is the largest park in Moonee Ponds.
To sum up go here to see more Moonee Ponds information.

Things to Do In Moonee Ponds

If you’re visiting our clinic, here are the top things our patients do and see afterwards.

Queens Park

Formerly used as a resting spot during the Gold Rush, Queens Park is one of the largest parks in Moonee Ponds. It has rose gardens, sunken gardens and water features, ducks, turtles, playgrounds and marks the start of a heritage trail.

Moonee Ponds Festivals

There are a number of fun festivals and events for you to attend including Music in the Valley, Cultural Diversity Week and the very popular Winter Festival.

Restaurants

Moonee Ponds is packed with great restaurants. Some of the restaurants our patients love the most include Khao San Road, Chiba Japanese and Carosello.

Spas & Fitness

Moonee Ponds has many great spa and fitness businesses including: Endota Spa, Venus Day Spa, Studio 3, Collective Fitness, Anytime Fitness.

Moonee Ponds Clocktower Centre (est 1880)

What is now a 500 seat venue for the performing arts for musical theatre, ballet and concerts used to be the Essendon and Flemington Mechanics Institute. After that for a time it was used as the town hall.

Shopping

Puckle Street, Moonee Ponds is the main shopping precinct. It’s full of interesting and trendy little shops, cafes, coffee houses and restaurants. There’s also Moonee Ponds Central which houses more of the major and chain stores.

Marybyrnong Park

Situated on the boarder of Moonee Ponds and the Marybyrnong River, this is a popular spot for walkers to enjoy the green and the water. It’s also the home of the Boathouse Restaurant.

Moonee Valley Racecourse

Established in 1883, it’s the second largest racecourse in Melbourne hosting thoroughbreds and harness racing. It is home to the Cox Plate and has even had Phar Lap grace its lush green track.

The Courthouse Museum

This quaint building was built in 1890 and used as a court house up until 1974. Now it contains memorabilia from Moonee Ponds and hosts events including second-hand book sales, fundraisers and heritage talks.