Welcome to Enso Acupuncture

“My approach is quiet, responsive, and tailored to the individual. Every person’s body has its own language—acupuncture is a way to listen and support it.” ~ Penny

Panagiota (Penny) is a qualified and dedicated practitioner of Chinese Medicine, holding a Bachelor of Science in Chinese Medicine (Acupuncture) from Endeavour College of Natural Health with formal training in Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is registered with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) and a member of the Australian Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine Association (AACMA).

Penny’s extensive training includes acupuncture needling techniques, moxibustion, cupping, gua-sha and tui-na massage, and health lifestyle recommendations. Firmly committed to continuous personal and professional development, she has trained under a number of respected teachers from across the world that specialise in different styles of acupuncture. This includes training under Japanese acupuncture instructors who emphasise softer, minimalistic techniques, as well as classical Chinese teachings that explore the secondary channels—specialised pathways that are additional to the more widely used meridians in modern practice, expanding the range of clinical applications. This breadth of learning has shaped Penny’s holistic, thoughtful, and responsive style of care.

Her special interests encompass a range of conditions, including pain management of musculoskeletal conditions including headaches, acute and chronic pain, restricted movement or loss of mobility in limbs from injuries and various causes. She also assists with women’s health concerns such as menstrual cycle imbalances, menopause support, and pregnancy support. Additionally, Penny addresses digestive health issues and fatigue, while providing assistance with stress management, mild anxiety, and insomnia.

Penny brings warmth, curiosity, and care to every session, working collaboratively with patients to support sustained well-being and balance.

“My journey into Chinese Medicine began with my own experience of illness. For a long time, I had been dealing with health issues that weren’t improving, even after seeking conventional approaches to health. A friend encouraged me to try acupuncture, something I hadn’t considered before. I went in with no expectations, but the results were surprising and positive. Not only did my condition improve, but I found myself feeling more energised, less stressed, and more uplifted.

The experience left such a deep impression on me that I decided to study and dedicate myself to this path. I’ve never looked back. Now, as a practitioner, I’m constantly inspired by the way acupuncture can quietly support the body’s own healing intelligence. Every person I see in the clinic brings a unique story, and I see my role as gently listening through conversation, touch (palpation), and observation to what their body is asking for.

It’s a privilege to do this work, and I feel most fulfilled when I see someone walk out of a session looking lighter, with more colour in their complexion, calmer, or simply more themselves” ~ Penny