What is acupuncture?
Acupuncture is a form of complementary medicine which has been practised to promote and maintain good health for over 2000 years. Acupuncture considers it’s patient as a whole, rather than focusing on or treating isolated symptoms. It seeks to resolve the root cause of each patient’s issues, rather than simply treating the symptoms that manifest. Acupuncture brings balance and harmony to patients and many report an enhanced sense of well being following treatment. The World Health Organisation lists acupuncture for many different conditions and the British Acupuncture Council present many compelling research articles about it’s successes.
Sara Lacey BA Hons; BSc Hons; LicAc; MBAcC
I graduated from the world renowned College of Integrated Chinese Medicine with a First Class Honours degree and licentiate in acupuncture, where I now sit on the executive & management committee as well as mark assignments.
I discovered acupuncture in my early twenties as it supported me through a transformative healing journey. Eventually, the burning curiosity about how it worked encouraged me to leave the Civil Service and pursue a new career. My biggest goal is to support others through their journeys.
I am incredibly passionate about this holistic form of medicine and practice an integrated style of acupuncture which incorporates both Five Element and Traditional Chinese Medicine. In doing so, I am able to treat the mind, body and spirit of my patients. Those who come for treatment receive an in depth consultation and diagnosis which I use to create a personalised course of treatment to support them and their main complaint.
I am a fully insured and licenced practitioner and a member of the British Acupuncture Council.
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What To Expect
Initial Appointments
1-1.5 Hours.
An in-depth consultation to gather information regarding the main (and any secondary complaints). You will be asked about your current health concerns and your medical history. Including any medications or treatments you are receiving.
We’ll also discuss your personal history, your current living situation, lifestyle, diet, work and stress factors.
This appointment will include a treatment.
Follow-Up Appointments
45 minutes - 1 hour.
Very fine needles are inserted into specifically chosen acupuncture points. These needles will communicate with your Qi, utilising your body’s energies and releasing an inner doctor.
Other techniques (Guasha, Cupping and Moxa) may be used, please see my FAQs for more information on what to expect.