Acupuncture

Session Costs acupuncture/osteopathy combined

INITIAL CONSULTATION & TREATMENT, 60 MINUTES, £85

FOLLOW UP TREATMENT, 45 MINUTES £65

Acupuncture

What is Acupuncture?

A treatment derived from ancient Chinese medicine where Fine needles are inserted at certain areas on the body for preventative / therapeutic purposes. NHS recognized practice .

What is Acupuncture?
A complimentary healthcare system where needles are inserted into specific points on the body to treat conditions such as back pain and stress related symptoms. Using the principles of Chinese Medicine and Philosophy, Acupuncture stimulates areas which link to organs affecting how you feel and function

Our Acupuncture Therapist?

At the moment Sarah is offering acupuncture as part of her Osteopathic appointments. Sarah uses mainly myofascial trigger point therapy which is going into an area that is ‘excitable’ and calming it down.

Patients report back that it is very therapeutic indeed.

FAQ

Does Acupuncture hurt?

It is very rare for acupuncture to hurt. A dull ache is sometimes reported around the base of where needle is inserted, other reports include a slight tingling feeling when the needle is inserted. Some points such as those at the extremities, such as toes or finger ends, can occasionally be a little sharp, but the sensation is usually brief..

do acupuncture needles get reused ?

No! It is illegal to reuse any type of acupuncture needles in the UK.  All acupuncture needles are one-use disposable needles which you will see as they are removed from sealed packaging and disposed of in sharps box for incineration. 

How doES acupuncture work ?

According to the NHS, "Western medical acupuncture is the use of acupuncture following a medical diagnosis. It involves stimulating sensory nerves under the skin and in the muscles of the body. This results in the body producing natural substances, such as pain-relieving endorphins." source