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PMS/PMDD Acupuncture

Offering a comprehensive and natural approach, acupuncture can be used to support menstrual issues including PMS, PMDD, painful periods, irregular or absent cycles, heavy bleeding, PMOS, and endometriosis, through several mechanisms:

  • Regulating hormones: acupuncture can influence the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, which are critical in regulating hormones. By promoting balance in neurotransmitters, acupuncture helps in the proper signalling of hormone release.

  • Reducing pain: stimulating specific acupuncture points can help release endorphins and reduce inflammation, providing relief from menstrual cramps and pelvic pain.

  • Improving circulation: enhanced blood flow to the reproductive organs can promote healthier menstrual cycles, reducing the heaviness of periods and supporting overall reproductive health.

  • Addressing irregular cycles: acupuncture can help regulate the menstrual cycle by addressing underlying imbalances and promoting regular ovulation.

  • Alleviating emotional symptoms: by promoting relaxation and reducing stress, acupuncture can help address emotional symptoms associated with menstrual issues, such as mood swings and anxiety.

Sophie Webb’s offering on Tuesdays between 5pm - 9.45pm

  • Initial Consultation (90 mins) - £150 
  • Follow-up Consultation (50 mins) - £85

If you would like to access the Women Supporting Women Fund to subsidise this treatment, find more details here.

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What the blazes! 

This UK summer has been hotter than most of us can remember. Some of us are loving it. Others are counting the days until it's cooler. 

Why are we all so different? 

According to Chinese Medicine, we all have our own unique balance of Yin and Yang. So while one person might thrive in a hot, energetic summer, someone else may find it completely depleting. 

If Yin and Yang have always sounded a bit mystical, here's a quick look. 

⭕ Yin - Feminine = Still, Cooling, Nourishing, Receptive, Moistening, Interior 

⭕ Yang - Masculine = Moving, Warming, Transforming, Active, Drying, Exterior
 
This summer has been incredibly Yang. 

While that can feel energising, too much Yang can make it harder to slow down, switch off and truly rest. 

You may have noticed more: 

⭕️ Tired but wired
⭕️ Restless sleep or insomnia
⭕️ Headaches or migraines
⭕ Anxiety or feeling overwhelmed
⭕️ Irritability or a short fuse
⭕️ Neck and shoulder tension
⭕️ Hot flushes or menopausal symptoms flaring
 
Acupuncture helps restore balance by nourishing Yin and calming your nervous system. Better still, you get permission to lie down, close your eyes while Sophie or Sunila work with your body's underlying patterns, giving you the chance for a deep rest and reset. 

Our next Acupuncture Collective is on 17 August, just a few days after the spectacular solar eclipse. Whether you're into lunar cycles or not, it feels like the perfect moment to pause, reset and head into late summer feeling more balanced. 

We'd love to see you there.
 
Our next Acupuncture Collective is taking place between 2pm to 8pm on Monday 17th August.
 
Book via our bio
What the blazes! This UK summer has been hotter than most of us can remember. Some of us are loving it. Others are counting the days until it's cooler. Why are we all so different? According to Chinese Medicine, we all have our own unique balance of Yin and Yang. So while one person might thrive in a hot, energetic summer, someone else may find it completely depleting. If Yin and Yang have always sounded a bit mystical, here's a quick look. ⭕ Yin - Feminine = Still, Cooling, Nourishing, Receptive, Moistening, Interior ⭕ Yang - Masculine = Moving, Warming, Transforming, Active, Drying, Exterior   This summer has been incredibly Yang. While that can feel energising, too much Yang can make it harder to slow down, switch off and truly rest. You may have noticed more: ⭕️ Tired but wired ⭕️ Restless sleep or insomnia ⭕️ Headaches or migraines ⭕ Anxiety or feeling overwhelmed ⭕️ Irritability or a short fuse ⭕️ Neck and shoulder tension ⭕️ Hot flushes or menopausal symptoms flaring   Acupuncture helps restore balance by nourishing Yin and calming your nervous system. Better still, you get permission to lie down, close your eyes while Sophie or Sunila work with your body's underlying patterns, giving you the chance for a deep rest and reset. Our next Acupuncture Collective is on 17 August, just a few days after the spectacular solar eclipse. Whether you're into lunar cycles or not, it feels like the perfect moment to pause, reset and head into late summer feeling more balanced. We'd love to see you there.   Our next Acupuncture Collective is taking place between 2pm to 8pm on Monday 17th August.   Book via our bio18 hours ago
Very fortunate to witness a total eclipse... absolutely amazing...
Very fortunate to witness a total eclipse... absolutely amazing...2 days ago
You should have received this month's newsletter this morning, so check out your inbox! (or the link in our bio 😊)

There's news of our upcoming 5th birthday celebrations as well as offerings from our wider community.

Check our bio to find out more.
You should have received this month's newsletter this morning, so check out your inbox! (or the link in our bio 😊) There's news of our upcoming 5th birthday celebrations as well as offerings from our wider community. Check our bio to find out more.3 days ago
Always love seeing the living wall flower, a pleasant surprise this morning at Moon.

#peacelily
Always love seeing the living wall flower, a pleasant surprise this morning at Moon. #peacelily1 week ago
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