Melbourne Community Acupuncture

Specialties

Melbourne Community Acupuncture is a community acupuncture practice. Community Acupuncture refers to acupuncture given in a shared space with emphasis on the health and well being of those in our community. We operate on a sliding scale of $ 20-​$ 40, +$ 10 first visit clinic orientation fee. No income verification required! Pay what works for you. The shared treatment space allows us to see more patients at a time, which helps us keep costs low. Lower costs mean repeat visits are affordable. Repeat acupuncture visits means we’re able to see great results for a number of health concerns.

We see results for pain of all types, infertility, fibromyalgia, sinus problems, digestive disorders, IBS, headaches, migraines, anxiety, and insomnia to name a few.

History

Established in 2015.

Melbourne Community Acupuncture was formed by Annye Williams. She has years of experience providing affordable acupuncture and chinese herbal medicine to the community. Before opening Melbourne Community Acupuncture, she opened Harbour Community Acupuncture, and worked at Jade Palms Community Acupuncture. Before her experience with Community Acupuncture, Annye Williams was the owner of Williams Natural Health in West Melbourne.

Melbourne Community Acupuncture strives to make acupuncture and natural therapies accessible to people through affordable pricing.

Meet the Business Owner

Annye L.

Business Owner

Annye Williams, DOM, AP graduated summa cum laude from Florida College of Integrative Medicine in Orlando, FL. She also completed an internship at Anhui TCM hospital in Hefei, China, in Anhui province. She has specialized training in Dr. Tan’s Balance Method for acupuncture, and classical chinese herbal studies in the Shang Han Lun.

Annye was drawn to community acupuncture after her time in China. There, treatment is often done in a shared setting. Acupuncture is considered a very affordable and cost effective treatment for a variety of ailments.

In the age of prescription drugs and drug abuse, Annye hopes to provide our community with an accessible and affordable natural option when possible.

Annye lives in Indian Harbour Beach with her husband and three children.