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It's Acupuncture Awareness Week!

3/4/2014

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Acupuncture Awareness Week is a nationwide event with its focus this year on back pain. In conjunction with The British Acupuncture Council, it is us acupuncturists jobs to get out into the local community and put to rest some of the common misconceptions surrounding acupuncture. 

National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) guidelines which all GPs and medical professionals need to follow advises that GPs should refer patients to acupuncture if they’re experiencing chronic non-specific low back pain and so therefore acupuncture should be the first port of call. Sadly for most patients I see, acupuncture was the last resort and patients often tell me they wished they’d known about the benefits of acupuncture sooner… so that is what Acupuncture Awareness Week is all about!

I will be available all this week to answer any questions you may have about acupuncture treatment via my Facebook page www.facebook.com/pages/VerityAllenAcupunture or via email [email protected] or by phone 07789553954.

I suppose the easiest question to clear up right here is that the insertion of acupuncture needles is not a painful process. The needles are as thin as a strand of hair and some needles may only penetrate up to 2 or 3 millimetres. My patients describe acupuncture as a pleasurable, relaxing experience and is so dissimilar from the experience you might receive when you need to give a blood test or get a vaccine. 

If you would like to try treatment yourself please call on 07789553954 or email [email protected] to reserve your space.  
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molly link
3/13/2015 12:48:38 am

It seems we have a an awareness week for everything now, however cannot think of a better cause that only gets better as awareness increases! Thank you for spreading the news!

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jacob link
4/16/2015 03:22:32 pm

Thanks for promoting acupuncture services... I just love it...!!!

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Izzy link
7/21/2016 08:46:25 am

It's amazing how few people really understand and have tried acupuncture before. I would urge anyone to give it a go - it may even change your life!

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