Treatments
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The basis of any treatment.
Fine, sterile needles are inserted into specific points of the body according to the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine or the Balance Method. Both techniques allow pain to be treated quickly and effectively, while stimulating specific areas distant from the site of the symptoms.
Check out the FAQ for more information.
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Cupping therapy involves the application of glass cups to the skin to create controlled suction.
This technique increases local blood flow, reduces muscle tension, and helps address patterns of stagnation often associated with pain and inflammation. It is particularly useful in musculoskeletal conditions, chronic tension, and myofascial pain.
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Moxibustion is a therapeutic technique that uses controlled heat generated by burning dried mugwort (moxa) near or on specific acupuncture points.
it is used to improve circulation, support tissue recovery, and address conditions associated with cold, deficiency, or chronic weakness.
It can be particularly beneficial in chronic pain, fatigue, and certain gynaecological conditions.Check out the FAQ for more information.
Ethics
Good medicine is not about offering the same treatment to everyone—it is about choosing the right treatment for the right patient.
Acupuncture can be highly effective, but true clinical care means recognising when a different approach is needed.
If further investigations, referral to another specialist, or another treatment pathway would serve you better, I will always guide you towards the best option.
What matters most is your health.