


Robin Marchment has over 20 years’ experience in Chinese medicine and acupuncture, focusing on personalised care for each individual. Robin believes it is essential to listen to the patient and understand their needs and priorities to provide the best care and treatment. For this reason, up to an hour and a half is set aside for the initial consultation, and between 45-60 minutes for follow-ups.
'Maru Chinese Medicine' is at Suite 104, 1st floor, 160 Union Rd, Surrey Hills, Victoria
To book an appointment please phone 0409 139 157

Chinese medicine incorporates a number of different methods of treatment sharing the same underpinning principles. Your practitioner will choose which of these suits you and your condition.

Robin treats patients using a combination of methods including acupuncture, acupressure, herbal medicine, moxibustion, cupping, guasha, Chinese remedial massage, tuina-anmo.

BHs (Acup), Adv Dip HSc (TCM), Adv Dip HSc (Acup), Cert Gynaecology (China), BA (Hons), Dip Lang (Chinese)
Robin has practised Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture for over 25 years and is a lecturer and author. Her knowledge and clinical experience allows her to assist in the symptoms of a range of ailments with a particular focus on fertility and women's health. She learnt of the efficacy of Chinese medicine and acupuncture in her earlier profession as a full-time taekwondo instructor and her time spent in Korea.
Robin is the author of Gynaecology Revisited: Obstetrics and Gynaecology for Practitioners of Chinese Medicine; Chinese for TCM Practitioners, and co-author of Shang Han Lun Explained. She now works with China Books and Net of Knowledge to share her clinical knowledge in international webinars.
Robin Marchment has joined forces with China Books Melbourne and Net of Knowledge in Canada to share her clinical experience in a series of recorded lectures
Gynaecology Revisited is a skilful blend of Chinese medicine concepts and Western anatomy and physiology. Jane Lyttleton wrote: “In the age of the information explosion, of increasing complexity in all facets of life and of weighty 800 page textbooks, it is a pleasure to be able to introduce a gynaecology text which gives us the whole story in a concise but complete form.”
Chinese for TCM Practitioners teaches simple spoken Chinese and the terminology of Chinese medicine. The text includes simple everyday phrases, classic quotes and proverbs, Chinese medicine terminology, historical milestones in Chinese Medicine and a table of the Chinese dynasties.
Shang Han Lun Explained is a translation and discussion of the classic text Shang Han Lun, written by the Han dynasty physician Zhang Zhong Jing in 200 AD. This represented a huge leap in medical knowledge, analysing the aetiology, pathogenesis and complications of a broad range of conditions, from acute respiratory tract infections to complications of disease.
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