LicAc, Dip Nat, MBAcC
RUMBLES ACUPUNCTURE
Relax Rebalance Rejuvenate
ABOUT EMILY
My Journey
I'm a fully qualified, registered acupuncturist and a member of the British Acupuncture Council. I completed my 4 years of training at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in Acupuncture and Naturopathy.
I specialise in Women's Health, focusing on bringing balance to both the body and mind.
Common conditions I see in clinic include:
- Hormonal imbalances
- Gynaecological conditions
- Fertility issues (both for natural conception & ART)
- Stress & Anxiety
- Insomnia
- Digestive problem
- Pain & Injuries
TREATMENTS
facial
acupuncture
acupuncture
cupping
therapy
Facial acupuncture is a natural, non-surgical facial rejuvenation treatment involving the insertion of tiny acupuncture needles to various points on the face. Treatments are tailored to each individual face and are followed by a relaxing facial massage. Facial acupuncture stimulates collagen production, increases blood circulation, improves cell regeneration, tones and lifts the facial muscles, improves lymphatic drainage, and regulates hormones.
Injury, stress, diet and lifestyle disrupt the natural harmony of our body which can lead to physical and/or emotional symptoms.
An acupuncture treatment involves the insertion of very fine, single-use sterile needles to activate acupuncture points on the body to restore the body to its natural state of equilibrium.
Treatments are tailored uniquely to the individual with the focus being on them, rather than their illness or disease. Acupuncture treats the underlying condition of the body as well as the main symptoms of your complaint. This not only improves your complaint, but also helps with other symptoms that may be bothering you - often improving an overall sense of wellbeing.
Often described as a 'reverse massage', Cupping is a technique used to stimulate larger areas of the body. It helps to ease pain and inflammation by helping the blood and qi to flow more easily in areas of stagnation, and aids detoxification. A vacuum is created inside the glass cup using a flame, and then quickly placed onto the skin where treatment is needed. Several cups can be used and they may be left in place from a few minutes up to 20 minutes. Slide cupping is another method and involves using massage oil and moving the cups over the affected areas of the body. Cupping isn't painful and can be described as the feeling of having a deep massage. It can leave reddish/purple circles on the body which may last for a couple of days, however no trauma has been inflicted on the muscles.
CONTACT & CLINIC LOCATIONS
Light Centre Belgravia
7-9 Eccleston Street
Belgravia
London
SW1W 9LX
To book an appointment or for more information regarding appointments & prices, please contact me via email or by filling in the form below.