ABOUT NATURAL RELIEF
Our Practitioner
We are dedicated to providing you with the care you need and deserve.
At Natural Relief, we offer a personalised, holistic approach to health through Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Our expert treatments—Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, Cupping, Gua-Sha, and Moxa therapy—are tailored to your unique needs, focusing on the root causes of your health concerns, not just the symptoms.
With a compassionate and gentle approach, we create a welcoming space to support your healing journey. Whether it’s pain relief, stress management, digestive issues, fertility support, or cosmetic rejuvenation, we combine ancient wisdom with modern practices to help you achieve optimal health.
Dr. Jasmine Mutar
Bachelor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (BTCM)
CMR0002763651 (AHPRAH)
Dr. Jasmine Mutar is a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner and founder of Natural Relief. She holds a Bachelor of Traditional Chinese Medicine from the University of Western Sydney and is currently expanding her expertise through a Master’s in Research.
Jasmine has worked across leading TCM and acupuncture clinics in Sydney Australia, with additional advanced clinical training in China. Her experience across diverse healthcare settings has shaped her unique approach, combining traditional Chinese wisdom with modern, evidence-based treatments.
Jasmine is passionate about supporting clients with muscular pain, stress, digestive issues, sleep disorders, fertility challenges, women’s health, and cosmetic facial acupuncture. She is known for her personalised care and focus on treating the root cause of health concerns.
“It’s not just about treating the site of pain—it’s about restoring balance and harmony throughout the entire body.”
She is fully AHPRA registered and an active member of AACMA and CMASA, committed to the highest standards of practice and ongoing professional development.
"The essence of Traditional Chinese Medicine is to recognise that health is a state of harmony and balance, not just the absence of disease."
— Ted J. Kaptchuk