Traditional Chinese Acupuncture
Dee Tomlin, BSc, MBAcC
Welcome to Malvern Hills Acupuncture, where I practice Traditional Chinese Medicine including Acupuncture and Tui Na (Chinese Therapeutic Massage). Read about these and the other treatments on offer, what your first appointment will be like, and charges.
It is with regret and a heavy heart that I am closing my clinic for the moment due to the Covid-19 virus to protect everyone. Please take care of yourself and try to get some exercise and fresh air on a regular basis, while maintaining a distance from others.
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Conditions seen in clinic include back pain, stress, infertility, women’s health issues, and sports injuries.
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Conditions
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Conditions seen in clinic include back pain, stress, infertility, women’s health issues, and sports injuries.
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Cupping
Cupping is the use of a cup, usually made of glass, to create a vacuum on the skin to help relieve tight muscles and conditions where there is pain.
Winter
How does winter make you feel? Cold, sad, nostalgic and in pain? Or energised, looking ahead and positive? The darker months of winter can bring on many emotions: it’s a time to look after ourselves in mind, body and spirit, to be ready for the year ahead.
The NADA Protocol – treatment for stress and addictions
In 1970s New York, a medical doctor named Michael Smith developed a simple acupuncture technique to treat people with drug addictions as an alternative to methadone. It can also be used for treating anxiety and stress including PTSD.