Clinical (Full Body) Acupuncture focuses on addressing you as a whole, not just your specific symptoms. The goal is to reinstate harmony and balance within your body, which, in turn, can alleviate your symptoms. Numerous individuals report an increased sense of overall well-being and a heightened enjoyment of life as a result of this approach.
Clinical (Full Body) Acupuncture is a traditional holistic therapy with a rich history dating back thousands of years in China and other East Asian countries. This practice involves the precise insertion of very thin, sterile, disposable needles into specific points on the body. These needles stimulate the body, prompting it to regain balance and move toward optimal health.
According to traditional Chinese philosophy, our well-being hinges on the smooth flow of vital energy known as “Qi.” When this flow is disrupted, obstructed, or deficient, it can result in symptoms of pain and illness due to various lifestyle and environmental factors. Acupuncture plays a vital role in restoring the body’s equilibrium, reestablishing the flow of “Qi,” and promoting overall health. As a result, it is employed to address a wide range of conditions.
Clinical (Full Body) Acupuncture serves various purposes. Some individuals seek it for relief from specific symptoms or conditions, while others use it to maintain good health preventively or to enhance their overall well-being. Traditional acupuncture focuses on treating the whole person, not just isolated symptoms, making it effective for a range of conditions. Many people find it so beneficial and relaxing that they return for multiple sessions.
Clinical (Full Body) Acupuncture involves the precise insertion of fine, sterile needles into specific points on the body. Sometimes, a breathing technique may be used to relax the client. The needles remain in place for 20-40 minutes to allow the client to experience the full benefits. Afterward, the needles are safely and appropriately disposed of.
Each session is one hour long. Your initial session includes a comprehensive consultation to understand your main concerns and assess your overall health history. Based on this information, your practitioner will create a tailored treatment plan. Information about any medications or supplements you’re taking, as well as recent test results, would be helpful at this stage. After the consultation, there will be time for a short treatment.
The number of sessions required depends on the severity of your symptoms and the nature of your condition. During the initial consultation, we will work together to determine a suitable schedule. Typically, clients attend one or two sessions per week for the first four weeks.
When the needles are inserted, you may feel a small, noticeable pricking sensation due to the skin penetration, but it should not be painful.
Loose-fitting clothing is recommended for therapy sessions. We advise against consuming a large meal, strong coffee, or alcohol just before a treatment.
Falling asleep during a Clinical (Full Body) Acupuncture session is quite common and nothing to be embarrassed about. Many clients experience deep relaxation during the process.
You don’t need to bring anything to your appointment—just yourself.
After a Clinical (Full Body) Acupuncture session, we anticipate that you will feel very calm and relaxed, both during and after your session.
Clinical (Full Body) Acupuncture is adaptable and can be tailored to individual needs. If you suspect you might be pregnant, please inform your therapist. Seek guidance from your GP or midwife if any concerns arise before your session.
Infertility
IVF
Insomnia
Menstrual problems
Menopausal problems
Musculoskeletal problems
Addictions
Anxiety
Arthritis
Back Pain
Circulatory problems
Depression
Facial rejuvenation
Gastrointestinal problems
Hay-fever
Headaches/Migraines
High blood pressure
Pregnancy care
Morning Sickness
Respiratory conditions
Rheumatism
Sexual problems
Sinus Problems
Skin problems
Stress-related illness
Weight loss
Fatigue or tiredness
