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Person-centred acupuncture in London

Acupuncture has a diagnostic framework that connects the mind and body. It is the original somatic therapy, meaning that it can gently release emotional experiences held in the body, which show up as tension, aches and pains, and chronic disease. People often come to acupuncture with a specific complaint, but find they are better able to cope with life’s ups and downs, have better focus, feel more in control of their lives, and experience more joy.

Do you suffer with the following?

These are the issues most commonly seen in clinic.
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Digestive health
Emotional balance
Fertility (male and female)
Pain relief
Sleep repair
Women’s health
Other conditions
Image of most common conditions: IBS, insomnia, infertility, back pain, stress.

About your practitioner

Sarah has been practicing acupuncture for 15 years, and conducts supervision for 3rd year students in their clinical year. She strongly believe in treating the individual, rather than chasing symptoms. Her approach offers holistic healing, achieved through a treatment plan that is as unique to you as a fingerprint.

If you want to find out more about solutions that are completely natural, effective and long-lasting, She is happy to answer your questions. The only side-effects of treatment is feeling great!

Sarah’s approach

Massage, nutrition, meditation

Acupuncture is an integrative medicine, so whilst I have skills in treating physical ailments, I am also trained to look and treat underlying causes, whether they come from your environment, or arise as a result of mental and emotional stressors. I use a combination of acupuncture, mindfulness, nutrition and lifestyle coaching.

Sometimes it may be appropriate to use moxibustion, cupping, gua sha or massage to get the best results for you. I can also create herb formulas if needed.

Your first visit

Everything you need to know about your first visit, if you are new to acupuncture, or new to me.