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Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a system of healing which is widely practised as a part of mainstream medicine in China, Japan and other Eastern countries. In a recent poll of British GP’s 80% stated that they would consider acupuncture as an adjunct to their normal practice. During a session very fine, sterile needles are inserted into precise locations on the body. Acupressure uses massage at these points rather than needle insertion.
Lilla Cooper gained a Doctorate in cancer research in 1989 and subsequently was involved in medical research for 6 years. She studied acupuncture for 3 years and helped to establish the first Masters Degree course in acupuncture. Lilla is a member of the British Acupuncture Council, the principle governing body for acupuncture in this country and has been practising for 7 years. She is currently completing a postgraduate course in Chinese herbs.
Juliet Davey trained to undergraduate level through Oxford Brookes University and continues her scientific studies of acupuncture for the treatment of many conditions including; back and neck pain, anxiety and stress, headaches and migraines, IBS, insomnia, addictions, tennis elbow and frozen shoulder. Now Cumbria based she offers acupuncture in conjunction with, cupping, gua-sha, moxa, intradermal needles and auricular acupuncture.
