Treatments

What each treatment involves, and who it is for

Every treatment follows a thorough initial consultation and is tailored to your individual needs and circumstances.

Acupuncture treatment with fine needles
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Acupuncture

Chinese Medicine looks at the whole person. After a thorough initial consultation, each treatment is shaped around your needs and circumstances. Acupuncture uses sterile, single-use, hair-thin needles, and where it suits you, may be combined with Tui Na, cupping, Gua Sha or moxibustion.

Who it is for: Anyone wanting personalised, whole-person care to support balance and wellbeing.

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Fertility and women's health acupuncture treatment
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Fertility & women's health

Chinese Medicine has a long history of supporting women’s health, including fertility and reproductive health. Acupuncture can be used as a complementary therapy throughout the fertility journey. Treatment may focus on supporting menstrual cycle regulation, circulation, relaxation and overall wellbeing, in a supportive space during what can be an emotionally and physically demanding time. Fabi’s interest began with her BSc dissertation on fertility and acupuncture, followed by further specialist training in fertility and assisted reproductive therapy.

Who it is for: Women looking for complementary support with cycles, fertility, pregnancy or general wellbeing.

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Paediatric acupuncture treatment for a child
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Paediatric

Paediatric care has been recognised as a specialist area within Chinese Medicine for more than a thousand years. Treatment is tailored to the child’s age, needs and comfort, aiming for a calm and positive experience. Fabi considers the child as a whole: physical wellbeing, emotional state, sleep, digestion and general development. Techniques include acupressure, Tui Na, Shonishin, Gua Sha, moxa and cupping.

Who it is for: Children and teenagers with acute or ongoing health concerns, as a complementary approach.

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Cupping therapy treatment
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Cupping

Cupping is a traditional Chinese Medicine technique that uses suction cups placed on the skin. It may be used on its own or combined with other techniques where appropriate, following your initial consultation.

Who it is for: Clients whose treatment plan calls for a hands-on complement to acupuncture.

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Gua Sha treatment
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Gua Sha

Gua Sha is a traditional technique in which the skin is gently stroked with a smooth-edged tool. It can be used individually or in combination with other treatments, tailored to what you need.

Who it is for: Clients whose treatment plan includes complementary bodywork.

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Moxibustion treatment
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Moxibustion

Moxibustion uses the gentle warmth of burning moxa near acupuncture points. It is a traditional technique that may be used with acupuncture or by itself, depending on your individual needs.

Who it is for: Clients whose plan calls for a warming, soothing complement.

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Tui Na Chinese medical massage
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Tui Na

Tui Na is Chinese medical massage, working through the body with a range of hand techniques. Fabi holds a Diploma in Tuina, and uses it on its own or together with other techniques.

Who it is for: Adults and, in gentle form, children, where hands-on work suits the plan.

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Five Elements diagram
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An integrative approach

Fabi combines Chinese Medicine and Functional Medicine, drawing on her AFMCP certification through the Institute for Functional Medicine and a longstanding interest in nutrition. The aim is to understand each person as an individual, explore the wider factors affecting their wellbeing, and work collaboratively towards greater balance and vitality.

Who it is for: People who want the wider picture explored, including lifestyle and nutrition.

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Book an initial consultation online, or send a message first if you have a question about whether acupuncture is right for you.