3 Best Acupuncture in Ealing

“Ealing Advanced Acupuncture is a trusted acupuncture clinic in Ealing. The clinic offers Osteopathy, sports massage and acupuncture to help you towards good health and fitness. Michelle Aris is an acupuncturist who has over 16 years of experience in Traditional and Classical Chinese medical acupuncture. She uses advanced acupuncture techniques. She can treat severe conditions and also use it to treat emotional pain and for spiritual purposes. She takes her patients' health seriously by giving them the best acupuncture, propped by a thorough examination during each visit. Contact Ealing Advanced Acupuncture if you have any queries or want to book an appointment.”

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“Ealing Fields Acupuncture is run by Lydia. She specialises in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) acupuncture, Lydia’s practice focuses on treating the root causes of health issues to alleviate specific symptoms and improve overall well-being. Lydia graduated with a BSc (Honours) from the University of Westminster in Chinese Medicine: acupuncture. The course comprehensively covered not only Chinese Medicine but also substantial training in Western medical science. Lydia is a member of the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC). Therefore, she is governed by their codes of conduct, safe practice and requirements for Continuing Professional Development.”

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“Holistic Therapy Ealing was established by Kate Kotlarska. Kate is fully qualified and insured to carry holistic treatments for children and adults and attends a regular supervision session. Kate offers acupuncture treatments to children and adults for a wide range of disorders at her clinic. She treats babies, children, and teenagers using many different modalities of acupuncture, like acupressure, laser, moxa, cupping, and needling. Kate has also completed a Cognitive Hypnotherapy course and a Master NLP practitioner and treats from her clinic in Ealing, West London. She has learned valuable tools to help her patients identify their limiting beliefs and changing the way they react to triggers, which complements very well the TCM treatments she offers. She also attended numerous lectures by Rebecca Avern which expanded her knowledge on the Five Elements characteristics that are expressed in children, as well as a Japanese Paediatric course with Stephen Birch, where she learned non-insertive Japanese techniques (Shonishin), as well as Paediatric Tuina with Elisa Rossi, where they covered simple strokes that can be taught to parents to help their children. She enjoys treating babies, children and teenagers and keeps exploring more ways to help them feel their best.”

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