Treatments
What we do and what to expect
Six areas of work. Where needed we combine acupuncture, tuina massage and lifestyle advice.
Pain complaints
Neck, back, shoulder or knee: pain that simply will not settle.
Fine needles stimulate specific points to release tense tissue and improve circulation. For persistent complaints we combine acupuncture with tuina massage, so both muscle and joint are addressed.
- Neck, shoulder and back pain
- Knee and hip pain
- Tension headaches and migraine
First visit? We start with a 30-minute intake, in which we also discuss whether referral to your GP is needed.
Stress, sleep and mood
A mind that will not switch off, or nights that feel too short.
With prolonged stress the nervous system loses its balance. We use calm, focused treatments that help the body switch down, and give practical guidance on breathing and sleep rhythm.
- Work stress and overstrain
- Trouble falling asleep or waking early
- Low mood
First visit? We start with a 30-minute intake, in which we also discuss whether referral to your GP is needed.
Menopause and hormones
Hot flushes, night sweats, restless nights.
Hormonal change calls for an approach that looks beyond a single complaint. We treat in step with what your body needs in this phase and adjust the frequency of treatment accordingly.
- Hot flushes and night sweats
- Irregular cycle
- Fatigue and irritability
First visit? We start with a 30-minute intake, in which we also discuss whether referral to your GP is needed.
Digestive complaints
A full, unsettled or sensitive feeling after eating.
We look at diet, stress and sleep in relation to the complaint. Alongside acupuncture you receive practical dietary advice that fits your daily life.
- Bloating and wind
- Irregular bowel movements
- Nausea and reflux
First visit? We start with a 30-minute intake, in which we also discuss whether referral to your GP is needed.
Weight and body shape
A calmer relationship with food, without crash diets.
With acupuncture and herbal compresses we work on appetite regulation and fluid balance, always together with realistic agreements on movement and meals.
- Binge eating and snacking
- Fluid retention
- Guidance on a gradual trajectory
First visit? We start with a 30-minute intake, in which we also discuss whether referral to your GP is needed.
Facial rejuvenation
Fine acupuncture for a fresher face.
Fine needles and light massage stimulate the circulation of the skin. The result is gradual and natural: a rested skin, without intervention.
- Fine lines and puffiness
- Tired, dull skin
- A course of six treatments
First visit? We start with a 30-minute intake, in which we also discuss whether referral to your GP is needed.
