Chinese Medicine adopts a holistic approach to the patient. To treat you effectively, your acupuncturist will first take your personal case history, to understand more about your personality, character, habits and way of life before creating a unique tailored treatment plan to help you become whole again.

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Daria undertook a four-year course in Chinese Medicine at the world famous College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in Reading, UK.

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Get in touch to see how acupuncture could help you.

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Seasonal tip

The time around the Summer Solstice is the climax of summer energy. It is the most ‘Yang’ time of the year and the time of Fire element.
To get in tune with the summer energy try the following:
• Stand facing south for a few moments and appreciate the energy of summer.
• Laugh. In the Chinese tradition the sound associated with summer is laughter.
• The emotion of Fire is joy and love so connecting and spending time with loved ones will nourish your Fire.
• The taste of Fire is bitter, so eat a piece of dark chocolate and garden greens, some coffee or beer wouldn’t hurt either.
• Self-care and self-love are the inward aspects of tending to one’s Fire, as well as creating the space and time to do the things you enjoy.