Acupuncture Sharon Campbell

read moreJust a little laugh and a change of subject or the tilt of a head, a small smile and the answering question" Why do you ask?" Over the years I have come to the conclusion that one of the best ways to handle being told by a friend or family member that they are having fertility difficulties is to listen carefully to what you are being told and what they want from you. Ask if you can help in any way and if in doubt just admit that you don't know what to say to make things better but you are there if they need you for anything.

read moreIn this interview Kellie shares her experiences with a very gentle and kind Stephen Nolan who also shares the impact miscarriage had on his family. The interview with Kellie is just brilliant and I hope it achieves her aim of helping others feel they are not alone with the experience of loss and grief. I have had so many of my clients telling me how inspired they were by her honesty. These are times when mums and dads, grandparents, siblings and family friends can come together to publicly remember their little babies.

read morePlease use the contact form on this site to get in touch and I will reply to discuss your particular situation in detail and let you decide if acupuncture is for you. You can choose your preferred option of an email reply or a telephone call back.

read moreI think over my 15 years as an acupuncturist specialising in women's health the clients that have stayed in my heart and memory most frequently are those suffering from endometriosis. I tend to see the complex cases of endometriosis. Many clients tend to choose to come to me because of my nursing background. This added training and medical experience gives clients with such a diverse and serious disorder much more confidence in my knowledge and ability to help. Endometriosis is a condition where cells similar to ones in the wall of the uterus are found in other parts of the body.

read moreThe traditional Chinese theory behind acupuncture as medical treatment is very different from that of Western medicine. In traditional Chinese medicine, imbalances in the basic energetic flow of life - known as qi or chi (chee) - are thought to cause illness. Qi is believed to flow through pathways (meridians) in your body. These meridians and the energy flow are accessible through approximately 400 different acupuncture points. By inserting extremely fine needles into these points in various combinations, acupuncture practitioners believe that your energy flow will rebalance.