Acupuncture Clinics Kerry County

Our clinic is located in the heart of Tralee in Co. Kerry. Basin Road is on the edge of the town centre and is very easy to locate.  Dan Smyth studied Acupuncture and graduated from Lansdowne college in 2009 with a Diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine and a Certificate in Western Medicine. The college is run by Dr Vincent Carroll a fully qualified Western Medical Doctor who completed further studies in Acupuncture. Dan qualified with distinction and is a member of the Acupuncture council of Ireland (ACI).  Dan ran two clinics in the past while living in Dublin at two locations in Dublin 15 and Trinity College Dublin. he has extensive experience working with clients in the following situations: Dealing with Infertility issues. Management of the IVF cycle pre and post transfer.Reduction of stress in the weeks leading up to the delivery dateWorking with clients in the 3rd trimester preparing for delivery.Dan has also had great success with clients who need assistance to cope with the stresses and strains of modern life. Acupuncture may help to reduce stress levels and improve sleep quality. Dan is also a fully qualified Physical Therapist. He is a member of the Irish Association of Physical Therapists. (MIAPT).  He is an expert in all Musculoskeletal issues. We hope that you find the information on this website interesting and that you choose our clinic for your Acupuncture needs. Please contact our clinic today via whatclinic if you wish to make an appoint

Physiotherapists and Physical Therapists in Tralee, Co. Kerry. Specialists in the treatment of back pain, neck pain and sports injuries. Full hands-on work. All treatment sessions are one to one. Treatments are focused and intense for maximum results. 

THE CLINIC ACUPUNCTURE Clinic - Traditional Chinese Medicine. Our Patient's are treated confidentially using a variety of Acupuncture techniques and/or Herbal remedies. General Medical & PAIN associated conditions, acute and chronic. Fertility, Gynecological & Menstrual difficulties. Assisted fertility outcomes are improved with acupuncture techniques. We are dedicated to providing the best possible healthcare for our clients, whether combining with Western medical care as a complementary therapy, or treating alternatively as a stand-alone therapy. Our goal is to optimize health and relieve pain and distress.

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Helping patients achieve and maintain total physical, emotional and mental health and wellbeing is the focus of this acupuncturist at his clinic located at Cahersiveen in County Kerry, Ireland. He has served the diverse needs of patients from the year 2011. His aim is to help patients overcome a range of adverse health conditions without medications or side effects using acupuncture and other alternative health therapies. Services provided include acupuncture for adverse health conditions, acupuncture for sports injuries, cupping massage, heat therapy and food intolerance testing. Conditions treated include allergies, depression and anxiety, musculoskeletal problems, headaches and migraines.

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.