Electro-Acupuncture Dublin South

Malou Acupuncture Counselling is a friendly, welcoming acupuncture practice in Dublin providing treatments for a variety of health conditions and promoting patient's general wellbeing. It is run by Malou Wang, a practitioner with over 25 years experience in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine in Dublin and Shanghai and Dublin. Having worked and trained in Chinese and Irish hospitals, Malou ensures a balance between Eastern and Western medicine in her practice. Through almost 2 decades of acupuncture practice, I have always been curious about psyche (Mind) and somatic (Body) interconnection. After 4 years of studying at Dublin Business School, I have been awarded a bachelor degree BA in Counselling and Psychotherapy. These studies have enhanced my empathetic understanding of feelings of myself and others. When Western medicine and philosophy meets Eastern, it allows Mind, Body and Spirit to emerge into the ‘ONE’. Malou’s specialities are: Emotional conditions – Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Panic Attacks, InsomniaCancer careGynaecology  – Infertility, Pregnancy, Inducing Labour, Breech Babies, Menstrual and Menopausal ProblemsPain relief – Headaches, Migraines, Sciatica, Low Back Pain, Neck Pain, WhiplashElderly care – Physical and Emotional Conditions

This Acupuncture Clinics clinic is located in Tallaght Village. Treatments available include Fertility Acupuncture, Auricular Acupuncture and Cosmetic Acupuncture. Home visit service available.Acupuncturist has lots of experience in all areas of pain relief 

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