Acupuncture Treatments with Donna
Acupuncture has been used for 1000's of years to support health & wellbeing and alleviate various ailments. This ancient therapy involves the gentle placement of thin, sterile needles into acupressure points to balance the flow of Qi and Blood to stimulate the body's natural healing processes.
Stress and Anxiety
In our modern-day lives we all experience stress and anxiety to some degree. If this becomes chronic however, our heightened nervous system can lead to heat and inflammation in the body, hampering its ability to function effectively
Many common problems experienced today are therefore caused or exacerbated by stress and high cortisol levels.
Acupuncture, by calming the nervous system and facilitates deep relaxation, aids the body’s natural ability to heal and repair itself
Symptoms Treated Include:
Easing Pain
Acupuncture’s ability to manage and improve painful conditions is now well researched and accepted.
It can reduce muscular spasms, improve blood circulation and has a local and systemic anti-inflammatory effect on the body. By calming the nervous system it also manages our experience of pain in chronic cases
Symptoms Treated Include:
"I find a combination of Acupuncture & Shiatsu is the most effective treatment for musculoskeletal pain"
Women's Health
Support your Hormonal Health with Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine
A women's hormonal health is supported by a deep reserve of Blood, a balance of Yin and Yang and a smooth flow of Qi & Blood through the womb
If these reserves become depleted or the Qi and Blood lack flow, this can have a profound effect on a women's menstrual cycle and her sense of wellbeing
Acupuncture is excellent at moving Qi and Blood through the womb, and together with herbs, can help regulate your hormonal balance
Symptoms Treated Include:
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Prices are listed under each schedule type. Reductions and a sliding scale are available for those who most need. Please contact me to discuss
Research
Chronic primary pain (NICE 2021);
Lower back pain (American Academy of Family Physicians 2017);
Tension-type headaches, migraines and prevention of migraines (Linde et al. 2016);
Chronic musculoskeletal pain (Vickers et al. 2017);
Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis) (Asheghan et al. 2016, Ben-Arie et al. 2020):
Tennis elbow (National Institutes of Health 1997, World Health Organisation 2002);
Fibromyalgia (National Institutes of Health 1997, World Health Organisation 2002, Zhang et al. 2019);
Osteoarthritis of the knee, neck pain (World Health Organisation 2002, Witt et al. 2006, Vickers et al. 2017);