Acupuncture/Meridian Massage

Initial Consultation: 1 Hour - £60.00

Follow – Up Consultations 1 Hour - £55.00

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24hr cancellation Procedure:

Cancellations made 24 hours or more in advance of the appointment time can be re-booked free of charge.

Missed appointments or cancellations within 24 hours of the appointment time will be charged at the full treatment rate.

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Wing Chun & Qi Gong Sessions:

First Session: Free

Continued Training: £15.00 per session

To be in line with current guidelines please phone to make an appointment. Click on the Make an appointment button or the Contact Me tab for contact details.

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The Treatment Process for Acupuncture/Meridian Massage:

 

These are important points people need to understand when going for therapy sessions.

 

• Chronic (Long Term) problems will generally need more sessions

• Chronic problems due to repetitive strain injury will probably need ongoing treatment especially if the patient returns to work/hobby, re-aggravating the problem area.

  • Like a stone in your shoe! The discomfort goes away once the stone has been removed.

• Structural Problems

  • If the structure is too compromised then treatment may improve symptoms, however it may not be able to fully rectify the situation.

• • Sessions need to be close together to gain a cumulative effect.

  • The further apart sessions are the less cumulative effect will be obtained; therefore, continued therapy may be needed.

• Each treatment will be customised to the individual.

• Treatment may need to be re-evaluated and changed if necessary.

 

Patients:

• Needs to fully participate! Therapy is a two-way process, with the therapist giving the treatment and the patient receiving, when this is done openly by both participants things seem to move forward more productively.

• Needs to make time to incorporate treatments into their schedule, rushing and cramming a session although all to normal, into a busy life, doesn’t necessarily help a situation and my course more stress!

 

Have you looked at frequently asked Questions on the British Acupuncture Council Website?