Calmer Acupuncture. Acupuncture in Bath.
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
At Calmer Acupuncture, we believe in treating the whole person, not just the immediate symptoms.
Our focus is improving and maintaining your health and well-being in the short and long term.
Debbie Bull
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Debbie graduated with a BSc Honours Degree, in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine and a Diploma in Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Fertility from the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine
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She is qualified in Five Element and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Acupuncture.
Debbie is also a qualified Podiatrist (lower limb specialist) and worked for many years in the NHS specialising in Diabetes and Rheumatology.
Acupuncture
Our Philosophy
Acupuncture
I turned to acupuncture to help with severe Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) symptoms when nothing else had worked.
It made such a difference to my symptoms and quality of life,that I wanted to do the same for other people.
Acupuncture in Bath. Private Health Insurance
If you have private health insurance, you may be covered for acupuncture under your policy,
Pre authorisation may be required from your insurer prior to treatment.
Why Choose Acupuncture?- Acupuncture in Bath
Acupuncture causes the release of happy hormones (Endorphins) and shows a calming effect on the nervous system, this may be why people report a sense of relaxation associated with treatment. This effect can be particularly beneficial if you are experiencing stress, emotional difficulties or sleep issues.
Acupuncture can be used safely alongside other therapies (Complimentary) and when appropriate, on its' own (Alternative)
Acupuncture is an ancient form of holistic therapy that aims to maintain Energy (Qi) flow around the body, keeping the whole body balanced and healthy.
If Qi becomes blocked due to injury, emotional stress, poor diet or lack of exercise, illness can result.
What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is the introduction of very fine sterile needles, into specific acupuncture points on the body.
These points were mapped by the Chinese over 2000 years ago.
Acupuncture has become popular across the world and is now also offered as a treatment by the NHS.
It is often used for pain relief for example with migraines, back pain, chronic pain and is also used during labour.
It can be an option for people seeking alternatives to drug therapy.
Special Interest
Stress and Anxiety. This can affects every age group.
It can lead to Irritable Bowel symptoms, sleep issues and affect our overall health.
Acupuncture can help relax the body, improve sleep and help bring the body back into balance.
Menopause and Perimenopause. This can result in a myriad of symptoms from joint pain, night sweats, frozen shoulder, insomnia, brain fog and fatigue.
Acupuncture can support and improve your journey through this challenging phase of your life.
Which Health Conditions May Be Suitable For Acupuncture?
- Pain - Back, Neck, Shoulder, Elbow, Hip, Knee
- Migraine / Headaches
- Sleep issues
- Anxiety
- Fertility issues (Male and Female)
- Menopausal Symptoms
For a full list of conditions that acupuncture may benefit please visit
Acupuncture Research Evidence | BAcC
Additional Therapies
Moxa
Chinese Massage (Tui Na)
Chinese Massage (Tui Na)
Moxa is a dried herb that is used to warm areas of the body. This can be useful to relax areas that are painful such as frozen shoulder.
Chinese Massage (Tui Na)
Chinese Massage (Tui Na)
Chinese Massage (Tui Na)
Tui Na is an ancient form of massage. It is performed under or over clothes and is used to help ease pain and release muscular tension.
Cupping
Cupping
Cupping
Cupping as a therapy has become increasingly popular because of its' ability to help move oedema and provide a deep massage to the tissues.
Gua Sha
Cupping
Cupping
Gua Sha is the use of a smooth blunt tool on lubricated skin and press stroked to elicit changes in the micro circulation.
All of the therapies listed here are used to enhance and support the use of acupuncture.
Acupuncture in Bath. Calmer Acupuncture-Treatment and Fees
Initial Consultation
At your first appointment your acupuncturist will question you about your symptoms but also question carefully about other aspects of your health, lifestyle and diet. Your tongue and pulse will also be checked and this will help them decide on an individual plan for you.
This will last 90 minutes. Cost £75
Subsequent appointments
Subsequent appointments will normally last up to 60 minutes.
Cost £60
