A calm and considered approach
Mental and emotional stress doesn't just reside in the mind, it impacts your physical health, productivity, and relationships. Our focus is on supporting the regulation of the underlying systems responsible for the modern experience of being overwhelmed.
We recognise that emotional, and physical well-being are interconnected. Our integrated method supports you in moving beyond managing symptoms to achieving your balance. For a broader look at my approach, you can read more about acupuncture here.
Restore your center: Conditions we support
Anxiety and Constant Worry: Generalised anxiety, social overwhelm, and the feeling of being unable to switch off.
Insomnia and Non-Restorative Sleep: Support regulating circadian rhythms and quieting the mind to promote deep, sustained, restorative sleep.
Burnout and Chronic Fatigue: Provide holistic support to rebuild energy reserves depleted by high-performance demands and long-term stress
Emotional Regulation: Support major transitions, stabilise moods, and approach challenges with greater clarity and calm and offering compassionate support for the effects of grief, trauma, and complex mental health challenges.
The Integrated Path to Calmness: Nervous System Regulation
Reversing the Fight-or-Flight Cycle: High-achiever burnout often locks the body into sympathetic dominance (the fight-or-flight response). Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective, mental and emotional imbalance is viewed as disharmony in the Shen (Mind/Spirit). By gently restoring the flow of Qi and Blood and nourishing the Shen, we support the emotional root cause, which may lead to greater mental clarity, emotional stability, and inner resilience.
Our Research Library
This library is a curated selection of key research highlights and findings but it isn't meant to be a list of every single paper written. You’ll see that many of these are 'Meta-Analyses.' To put it simply, instead of looking at just one small group of people, a meta-analysis gathers the results from dozens of different studies and looks at them all together. This gives us a much clearer, more reliable picture of what actually works. These resources are updated regularly as new clinical evidence emerges, so please check back for the latest findings.
Condition
Key Research Finding
Link to Research
Anxiety
The effects from acupuncture for treating anxiety have been shown to be significant.
Stress
Acupuncture may calm the stress response and has also been shown to increase the release of endorphins.
Depression
Research suggests that acupuncture is beneficial for those suffering from depression.
Mental Health
Benefits to Mental Health through Acupuncture treatment.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Research suggests Acupuncture may improve PTSD and depressive symptoms.
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