CQC-Registered Clinic · 5★ (127 reviews)

01635 791 301 · Mon–Fri 09:00–17:00

CQC-Registered Clinic · 5★ (127 reviews)

01635 791 301 · Mon–Fri 09:00–17:00

Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a form of alternative medicine that originated in China thousands of years ago. It involves the insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body, which are believed to correspond with various organs and systems. The needles are used by the acupuncturist to stimulate blood flow, release tension, and promote healing by rebalancing your body’s energy, or qi, and prompting your body to release natural chemicals to fight the illness or symptom.

What We Treat With Acupuncture

Acupuncture is recommended by the NICE guidelines to relieve chronic pain, including migraine, IBS and musculo-skeletal pain, and is recommended by the World Health Organisation for a wide range of conditions.

What conditions benefit from Acupuncture treatment:

– Headaches
– Migraine headache
– Chronic low back pain
– Neck pain or chronic neck pain
– Temporomandibular (TMD/TMJ) pain
– Osteoarthritis knee pain
– Can help with generally relaxation and wellbeing
– Help relieve stress

Acupuncture THWB
Laura Vallis ( She/Hers)

Laura Vallis ( She/Hers)

Acupuncturist

Laura is a fully qualified acupuncturist and practitioner of Chinese medicine. She graduated in 2025 from the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in Reading with a First-Class BSc
(Hons).

Passionate about her field, she continues to deepen her knowledge through an apprenticeship in Classical Acupuncture, exploring the five-channel system at the London College of Acupuncture & Natural Medicine.
As a member of the British Acupuncture Council, she practises in accordance with the highest standards of professional practice, safety, and patient care.

At the heart of Laura’s practice is a gentle, person-centred approach, creating a calm and supportive space where she listens carefully to each client and seeks to understand the root of their imbalance.

Whether you are seeking relief from pain, support with a new or long- standing health concern, or simply a place to pause and restore balance, she will create a treatment plan tailored to your individual needs.

Her aim is to help you find greater
steadiness, wellbeing, and connection with your true self.

 

Acupuncture Consultations Fees - Laura Vallis

First Appointment 90 minutes - £80

Follow Up Appointment 60 Minutes - £60

Consultation only 15 Minutes - FREE

Justine West( She/Hers)

Justine West( She/Hers)

Acupunturist

I am a licensed Acupuncturist having trained at the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in Reading, qualifying with a BSc (Hons) degree in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine.

I am a member of the Association of Acupuncture Clinicians and I am fully compliant with current health and safety regulations.

I have treated a wide range of conditions to date and remain passionate in helping patients heal with the whole-body holistic approach that Acupuncture brings. 

I have worked in private clinics, in a multi-bed community acupuncture clinic and as a volunteer Acupuncturist for the Cancer charity My Cancer My Choices.  

 

Acupuncture Consultations Fees - Justine West

First Appointment 90 minutes - £75

Follow Up Appointment 60 Minutes - £55

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Acupuncture points?

Acupuncture points are points on your body called meridians, that map the whole body, including your head, trunk and limbs.

Does Acupuncture hurt?

You may feel a mild tingle or dull ache as the acupuncturist adjusts the needle. This sensation is known as deqi. If you do feel any discomfort please let your acupuncturist know so that they can adjust or remove that particular needle. Acupuncture needles are very fine, thin needles so many people don’t feel them being inserted. While the needles are in place, many people feel relaxed.

Can I have Acupuncture when I am pregnant?

It’s generally safe to have acupuncture when you’re pregnant. But you do need to let your acupuncture practitioner know if you’re pregnant. As there are certain acupuncture points that cannot be used safely during pregnancy.

Can I have Acupuncture if I am on blood thinners?

It is generally considered safe to have acupuncture when you are on blood thinners – although you may bruise slightly more. It is important that you let your acupuncturist know what medication you are taking.