Acupuncture Clinics Europe

I qualified as a medical doctor in China, where I gained valuable experience through placements in the Physician, Dermatology and Acupuncture departments at Jinshan hospital and Shuguang Hospital. I graduated as a TCM-West -intergrated medicine Doctor from the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1992. After many years of practice in hospital, I moved to the UK to practise Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. In 2011, I completed a Master’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Middlesex University. With a strong personal interest in women’s health, I pursued a postgraduate diploma in TCM Gynaecology and Obstetrics. I have also specialised in FSN (Fu’s Subcutaneous Needling), a modern acupuncture technique that offers the benefits of traditional acupuncture with minimal sensation and faster results. I have also mastered cosmetic acupuncture through practice and further study, combining traditional acupuncture points with modern aesthetic methods. Over the past 20 years, I have continuously expanded my expertise in various treatments and cosmetic techniques. I firmly believes that achieving optimal results comes from enhancing both inner health and physical appearance together.

Chartered physiotherapist treats patients suffering from painful musculoskeletal and neurological conditions and sports injuries at this clinic located at Cadnam in Hampshire. The aim of the team is to help patients recover from their injuries or conditions in the shortest possible time, restore their normal function and prevent the condition or injury from recurring. Conditions treated include backache, muscle and joint pain, sprains, sports injuries and arthritis related aches and pains. Services provided include manual physiotherapy, acupuncture, electrotherapy, Podiatry and post operative rehabilitation, exercise therapy and biomechanical assessment.

For more information about Elements Acupuncture in Ragdale please contact the clinic.

For more information about Peak Performance Remedial Therapy in Southampton please contact the clinic.

Dan Thompson offers Acupuncture, Shiatsu and Cosmetic Acupuncture in the Southend and Leigh on Sea area. Treatment offered for Pain, Back Pain, Infertility, Menapause symptoms, Sports injuries, postural and structural issues.

Helping patients recover from painful conditions or injuries and lead a healthy life is the goal of the team at this physiotherapy practice. The practice runs two clinics in Bristol and one in Bath. The clinics are located at Frenchay, Knowle and Odd Down. The clinics are fitted with modern equipment and the team is highly trained and experienced. Services provided at the clinics are manual physiotherapy, massage, acupuncture, electrotherapy, post injury and post operative rehabilitation, exercise therapy, dry needling, Pilates, gait analysis, strapping and taping.

My Osteopathic journey began way back in 1991 when a very serious road traffic accident left me incapacitated and needing a lengthy rehabilitation. At 21 I found myself needing to learn to walk again. I become focused on the processes involved in my recovery, which is where a career in something I needed most myself began! ​

A range of pain relief and functional disability treatment services are provided at this clinic located in Hedge End near Southampton in Hampshire. Patients of all ages from children to the elderly are treated at the clinic. Services provided include physiotherapy and acupuncture,  to treat a range of painful musculoskeletal conditions and sports injuries. Injury and surgery rehabilitation services are also provided. The clinic is registered with most major health insurance providers.

We provide safe, friendly, cost effective solutions to pain, stress and illness. Book on-line or just drop in for acupuncture treatment on Tuesdays between 5pm and 7pm. Our ethos At a coffee shop in the hot summer of 2014, we got chatting about how much healthier we would all be if acupuncture was more accessible through the NHS.   We played around with the idea. By the end of the third cup of coffee, we were committed to finding a way to make economically accessible acupuncture available to everyone – making it possible for people to have treatment as often as they need to get well and stay well.   We had two other big priorities: safety and fun. We wanted to make sure that our patients knew they were in a clean, safe environment and that they enjoyed coming for treatment.   After some creative thinking, serious number crunching, lots of talking, and more cups of coffee than we’d recommend to our patients, Cotswold Community Acupuncture was born.   We’re rather pleased with the result.