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Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine which involves the insertion of tiny needles into the body at key points, known as acupuncture points.

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Benefits

Acupuncture has been found to be helpful in treating the symptoms of the following conditions; 

For Your Mind

  • Reduce feelings of stress and anxiety

  • Helps relieve depression

  • Help relieve symptoms of PTSD

  • Help with insomnia and sleep disorders

  • Calming effect for migraine & headache symptoms

  • Stimulate blood circulation to improve cognitive development

  • Improved sense of wellbeing

  • Helps to treat brain and nerve related injuries

For Your Body

  • Helps to significantly relieve pain

  • Helps treat neurological and musculo-skeletal conditions

  • Effectively treat back pain and sciatica

  • Helps to regulate and balance hormone levels

  • Encourage physical recovery post-surgery

  • Can help treat adverse reactions to radiotherapy and chemotherapy

  • Greater mobility throughout the body

  • Increase fertility

  • Helps treat allergies

How it Works

Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine which involves the insertion of tiny needles into the body at key points, known as acupuncture points.

 

This stimulates sensory nerves under the skin and muscles, resulting in the release of feel-good endorphins. It may induce sensations of relaxation, calmness and relief from pain and tension.

 

Traditional acupuncture therapists who base their practice on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), believe that the therapy helps to restore energy throughout the body, which in turn can help to restore health and wellbeing.

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Treatment Time: The length of the session really depends on how much treatment you need at the time and your therapist will assess this session. Times can vary between 45-60 minutes.

Note: As with all therapies the effectiveness of this treatment is likely to be different for everyone and it is suggested that you carry out your own research into the benefits offered. Our Resources page offers a number of links to studies and research for your information and review.

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