3 Best Acupuncture in Exeter

“Robin Costello graduated from the London School of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. He is on the practitioners register of the British Acupuncture Council (MBAcC). Robin Costello treats you, not just your illness, and helps you towards greater happiness and positivity. He acupuncture in Exeter, alongside shiatsu and tuina (Chinese massage), from a tranquil clinic a mile from the city centre and next to the University of Exeter. He offers gentle introductory treatments for new or anxious patients. He greatly enjoys practising medicine that looks at the whole of you and encourages your body to heal itself. Robin Costello sees Urgent cases quickly and offers free parking.”

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“Exeter Quayside Acupuncture provides traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Five Element Acupuncture. Patti O’Brien is a fully qualified and licensed acupuncturist. She practices an integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Five Element Constitutional Acupuncture. She is a full member of the Association of Acupuncture Clinicians (AAC). She completed her degree course at the prestigious College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in Reading. She offers Acupuncture, Cupping, Auricular acupuncture, Guasha, Tui na, Moxa and Ontake warm bamboo. She is committed to this ongoing study program to help couples conceive, enjoy pregnancy and bring healthy babies into the world. She offers free 20-minute consultations to her patients. Gift vouchers are available in the clinic.”

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“Exeter Acupuncture Clinic utilises Chinese dietary therapy, which uses the energetics of various food types to help address the imbalance. Helen Stafford is an acupuncturist and has been practising acupuncture in Exeter for 23 years. She built a large client base during this period and treated a wide range of health problems. She completed her 3-year acupuncture training at the highly regarded College of Integrated Chinese Medicine (CICM), the largest Acupuncture College in the UK. Helen Stafford is a member of the Obstetrical Acupuncture Association (OBAA) and the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC). She is passionate about her work and the promotion of acupuncture. She is particularly interested in treating pregnancy, fertility, and gynaecology issues. She is committed to keeping up to date with IVF protocols and acupuncture research in the field of fertility and assisted reproductive treatment.”

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