Fertility Acupuncture Ireland

Specialist - Acupuncture for Infertility/Gynaecology. Geraldine Rudkins Lic.Ac.Dip.Ac is a fully qualified acupuncture practitioner who trained with the Acupuncture Foundation of Ireland and then undertook additional clinical training at the International School of Chinese Medicine in Nanjing, China. She has taken additional Training in Pregnancy Acupuncture and Fertility & Chinese Herbs. She also offers Food Intolerance Testing. Acupuncture offers women the choice of drug free treatment and can be successfully used for the treatment of a wide range of conditions: Miscarriage, Nausea and vomiting, Heartburn, Constipation, Varicose Veins, Anxiety and Depression, Itching in Pregnancy, Sinusitis, Oedema, Induction, and Pre-Birth Treatment to prepare the body for efficient labour. Treatments are approved Healthcare Companies.

Aran Acupuncture is an acupuncture clinic for all the family. Acupuncture is an effective treatment for stress, depression, chronic and acute pain, injuries, common cold and flu, allergies and digestive problems. Research has proven the benefit of acupuncture in improving both male and female fertility, and in improving the success rate of IVF treatment. It is particularly useful in the treatment of the chronic discomforts of aging.Acupuncture offers relief from all kinds of  childhood ailments, and the clinic is equipped to make babies and children feel at home.  Cosmetic acupuncture and specialist scar treatments are available here. Trish offers a Community Acupuncture service, with discounted rates for groups, please call to ask about this option. Home visits are available within a 5 mile radius of the clinic. 

Shenacu, located 5 minutes from Lambs Cross in Sandyford, is focused on providing the highest quality one-to-one care in a relaxing environment. Gillian has a special interest in the treatment of paeditarics, fertility (both natural and assisted), emotional issues, pregnancy and postnatal recovery. Gillian continually updates her skills by regularly undergoing further professional courses. Gillian is also a founding member of the Zita West Affiliated network. Gillian's interest in Chinese Medicine and Philosophy began in the late 90s through the practice of Qi gong and Tai chi. In 2004 she commenced her training in traditional Chinese Medicine with the Acupuncture foundation of Ireland. Here she studied under Professor Jin Huide and Dr Wu Jidong, from the University of Traditional Chinese medicine, Nanjing.  In 2007, Gillian travelled to China to complete further training in Acupuncture at the Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. While she was in China she also worked in the first affiliated hospital in Nanjing under the guidance of the eminant Dr Qiu Xian Ling, chief physician of the acupuncture and moxabustion department.   On returning to Ireland she continued her post graduate training completing a diploma in Tui Na (Chinese medical massage) with Dr Meng of Lincoln University.  With keen interest in Classical Chinese Medicine, she attends annual post graduate training with the Academy of Classical Chinese Medicine (ACCM) under the guidance of t

Woman's health acupuncturist. I specialise in acupuncture to boost fertility, balance homones,  IVF support, pregnancy, prebirth, post partum care and all female health matters from menstruation to peri-menopause and menopause. I incluce mindfulness, nutrition, exercise and Medicinal herbs into my treatments. 

My name is Anne O’Conor and I am a qualified registered general nurse, midwife and licensed acupuncturist. Itrained in General Nursing in the Mater Misericordiae Hospital and in Midwifery in the Coombe Hospital. I studied and successfully completed acupuncture and alternative therapies training in the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Dublin and continued my training in Shiatsu, Rei-Ki and Holistic Massage in Brussels while later completing my studies in Indian Head Massage. I am a member of the Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Organisation and the Irish Nursing Bord ( An Bord Altranais) and treat in a number of clinics around Dublin, including my own clinic in Dun Laoghaire.

At LOG HOUSE CLINIC (formally The ACUPUNCTURE & PHYSICAL THERAPY CLINIC) we treat all health conditions naturally with acupuncture, herbal medicine and physical thereapy and deep tissue massage. From headaches and migraine, stress & anxiety, digestive issues, alleriges to Infertilty & pergancy care, Pain relif and treatment of back pain, joint pain, nerve pain and sports injuries.  We are fully qualified and registered Traditional Chinese Medicine  Acupuncturists and Herbalists as well as Neuro Muscular Physical Therapists.

The clinic was originally established by Noeleen McAteer in Letterkenny in 2010 before relocating to the picturesque town of Ramelton.  Noeleen has been in the field for over 15 years and has extensive experience and vast knowledge in the field of traditional Chinese medicine.  Acupuncture and Chinese herbs can help with many physical and emotional health issues with each treatment tailored to the individual's needs.  The clinic offers a welcoming, friendly and peaceful environment where great attention is paid to comfort and relaxation, making treatment a positive experience.  The clinic prides itself on providing a high-quality service staying up-to-date with breakthroughs in the field.  Noeleen has also focused at lot of extra study into the fields of fertility and pregnancy care and is a founder member of the Zita West Network of affiliated acupuncturists in reproductive health.

The Scotia Clinic, originally known as the Scotia Women’s Clinic, is located on the outskirts of Tralee town. They provide professional and caring services such as gynecology care, weight management, stress management, infertility care, pregnancy care, counseling, and ante natal and parenting. The staff at this clinic is under the leadership of Consultant Obstetrician Gynecologist, Dr. Mary McCaffrey. Dr. McCaffrey is a graduate of University College, Cork. She was appointed as Consultant  Obstetrician/ Gynaecologist at Kerry General Hospital in 1998 and opened The Scotia Clinic in 2002. In 2008 a partnership with Sims Clinic, Dublin has made it possible for IVF to be made more easily available to people in Munster.

Ray of Light offering Acupuncture in  in a confidential and safe environment. The clinic offers Medical Acupuncture , an ancient healing system that significanlty benefits health and wellbeing. The World Health organisation recognises the use of Acupuncture in the treatment of a range of medical problems including :  Back pain,  Sciatica, pain management, sport injuries, irritable bowel, insomnia, Headaches, Tiredness, Depression, Menstrual problems and much more.