Acupuncture - £55.00 (initial consultation and treatment £65) (electro-acupuncture add-on) £10.00

Cupping Therapy & Guasha - £55.00 (standalone treatment) - £25.00 (additional to acupuncture)

Facial Acupuncture - £65.00

Facial Cupping & Guasha - £60.00

Traditional Chinese Medicine is considered effective for a wide range of illnesses and symptoms. It can be used to promote health and support general wellbeing and is used predominatly to keep the bodies energy centre in balance.

Please contact Nadine for more information in relation to how it can help your individual complaint.

The initial consultation, can take 45 minutes, during which time we cover the patients full medical history, current issues and diagnosis. Acupuncture treatments can last between 20-30 minutes depending upon the presenting symptoms. So the first appointment will take approximately 1hr 15 minutes.

Each consultation after the intial diagnosis will take 15 minutes, so allow 45 minutes for each treatment.

A facial acupuncture treatment requires more needles and is much longer, it can last from 1hr and 15 minutes to 1 hr 30 minutes depending upon whether the patient would like to finish with a mini facial and mask.

TCM Acupuncture is most effective when used as a preventative healthcare system and the amount of sessions depends upon the patients presenting condition, this can be discussed during the consultation to ensure the best treatment is given. However, sessions are generally carried out with weekly intervals in the first instance and once the patients health is back in balance, top up treatments can be continued monthly or as and when required by the patient.

Acupuncture needles are much finer than the hypodermic needles which are used medically for injections, they can be as fine as a human hair and are minimally invasive. Many people do not feel anything during the treatment however there can be slight discomfort upon insertion. There is sometimes an aching sensation which occurs during the treatment however this is a normal response and nothing to be concerned about.

Before the treatment avoid stimulants such as alcohol or caffeine, and try not to have a large meal one hour prior to the appointment as you may be required to lie on your stomach.

Wear loose fitting clothing, if possible so the acupuncture points are easily accessible.

Generally people feel calm and relaxed following acupuncture and in some instances can feel tired.

There are virtually no side effects, however there may be some minor bruising or slight bleeding at the point of insertion however, this is rare. Therefore, anyone with a blood clotting condition or those taking anticoagulant medications are advised against acupuncture.

A cancellation charge for the full amount, is payable for last minute cancellations, or those within 24 hours of the allocated appointment time, as this could have been used to treat other patients?

The Acupuncturist will need to know about any medications you are taking prior to each treatment as this could affect the outcome. It is also advisable to tell your GP that you are considering acupuncture.

Yes, we would never suggest you change your medications, please always consult your Doctor regarding any such changes and 'never', alter or stop taking medications without professional guidance from your GP.

The following healthcare insurers recognise The Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ATCM) and British Acupuncture Federation (BAF); Simplyhealth, Medisure, Sovereign Health Care, HSF Health Plan, National Friendly, Healthsheild, Medicare (GP referral), Medicash, Paycare and BHFS. Many other healthcare providers are beginning to include cover for traditional chinese medicinal acupuncture, however, you will need to check this in your policy documents or with your Private Healthcare provider because it does vary between insurers.