Rupesh Harding Acupuncture
Acupuncture & Acupressure in Colchester, Essex
Traditional acupuncture for a wide range of health conditions including headache, migraine & musculoskeletal conditions. I use Dr Tan's Balance Method of Acupuncture this can give more or less instant results in many cases. I am an experienced acupuncturist working in this dynamic field of medicine.
Areas Served
- Colchester, Lexden, Stanway, Newtown, Shrub End, Highwoods, St Johns, Hythe, Parsons Heath
Business Details
- Serving residential, commercial and industrial clients
- Licensed and insured
- Year established: 2009
Highlights & Specialties
- Currently by appointment only. Call now for your appointment.
Professional Associations & Certifications
- Lic Ac
- BSc
- Member of BAcC (The British Acupuncture Council)
- ACMAC (The Association of Community & Multibed Acupuncture Clinics)
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Contact Details
Address
The Lotus Room at Colchester Buddhist Centre, 11 Manor Road
Colchester, Essex
CO3 3LX
Colchester, Essex
CO3 3LX
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Rupesh Harding Acupuncture
read moreThis is one of the fundamental concepts in Traditional Acupuncture, pain & discomfort can show up in many ways & in a wide range of conditions. Patterns of signs & symptoms, both explained & unexplained, are the sorts of information that can help an acupuncturist make sense of what is going on with you & guide them to the correct treatment principle for you.
Acupuncture and Chinese medicine
read moreIt has documentary evidence going back over 2000 years and further evidence for centuries before that, yet it is also able to deal with very modern complaints e.g. Stress related conditions. It sees ill health as arising from irregularities in the way energy known as Qi (pronounced chi) moves around and within the body. Qi circulation can be affected by both internal and external factors. Qi flow can be adjusted with the assistance of your acupuncturist to help you be in the best health possible, aiming to free up energy & unblock restriction, so leading to better health and vitality.
Visiting an acupuncturist for treatment
read moreIt is helpful if no perfumed products are worn. For an initial consultation and treatment it is best to allow up to 2 hours - a prior phone consultation can help to reduce this. Follow up appointments are 45mins - 1 hour. You should not come for treatment without having eaten but nor should you have a heavy meal immediately before or afterwards. The feeling that arises from acupuncture varies but it can often be described as very relaxing yet energising, sometimes patients fall asleep. Normally needle insertion is virtually painless but that does depend on which points are used.
Acupuncture Colchester
read moreTake a journey through these pages to find out more about your acupuncture treatment. Perhaps you would like to arrange a time to suit us both for a free 20 min consultation to discuss whether your needs are appropriate for treatment with acupuncture. I look forward to hearing from you. Contact me now on 07590 480048 or by email through the contact form here to book an appointment. In Colchester I also work alongside Rob Veater, running Colchester Community Acupuncture. This a low cost, multibed clinic where you pay what you feel you can afford between 15-40 for a session.