Auricular Acupuncture Bristol, UK

Ben has been practising complimentary therapies since 2004. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Acupuncture from the University of Kingston after studying for 3 and half years at the College of Chinese Integrated Medicine. He has taken post graduate courses in numerous areas from sports injuries, trigger point therapy, fertility and digestive complaints. He started his career as a sports massage therapist which has given him a broad range of experience in treating musculoskeletal pain.

For more information about Hanham Surgery in Bristol please contact the clinic.

For more information about Arborvitae Chinese Medical Centre in Bath please contact the clinic.

Clinics in Central, North and South Bristol We offer acupuncture treatment in Bristol for a wide range of conditions from fertility acupuncture to headaches, pain to tiredness. Drawing on our backgrounds in psychology and mental health work we have developed a special interest in treating stress, anxiety, depression and other emotional issues with acupuncture. We have an interest in helping with fertility, IVF and during pregnancy. Acupuncturists Deb Heberlet and Al Hessari have broad and varied experience, being involved in the past with projects such as an acupuncture clinic for the Big Issue, the Terrence Higgins Trust, and Staff Support Services. We have 4 clinics citywide, so there's probably a clinic near to you. All clinics have easy parking.

Ying Liu  Acupuncturist and Herbalist ● 8 years training in medical school ● Bachelor of medicine, MSc in Internal Medicine● Over 20 years of clinical experience     Fluent English speaker Ying Liu went to medical school to train in both Western and Chinese medicine for 8 years and gained Masters degree in Internal Medicine for her research work in the treatment of autoimmune disorders using Chinese herbal medicine. She was a registered doctor in the Chinese Health Service and had work at the University Hospital for ten years before moving to the UK in 2004.                              Ying's approach in the clinic is to integrate the best of both Chinese and modern Western medicine. Her holistic approach is to tackle the root of the problem. Ying believes using the twin lenses of the Chinese and Western medical systems makes us more effective doctors and can contribute to improved clinical outcomes. With over 20 years of clinical experience from working in the hospital in China and as Chinese medicine practitioner in the UK, Ying holds a high level of expertise in many areas. Her main areas of interest are women’s health, infertility, autoimmune disorders, rheumatism, cancer.