Abigail with short brown hair and classes, on the right sitting at a desk listening to a patient

Classical Chinese Medicine

When you receive a treatment from me, I listen, I observe then I create a bespoke treatment plan to remind your body of it’s remarkable regenerative capability. You are invited to connect with your intuitive understanding of your body’s cues, which you can translate to active self-care that will support your transformation.

I’m not here to heal you, to tell you what to do, nor make assumptions about your lived experience. I am here to remove blocks using the patterns of nature, so your body heals itself. This is Chinese Medicine.

Together, we create the foundation for a deep shift in your wellbeing, to empower you in your own health journey, so you can live your fullest life in the rhythms of nature.

Acupuncture with moxa

After a comprehensive medical intake, I treat using the minimum number of needles to influence both symptoms and the root cause of your issue. Balancing understanding of Eastern & Western Medical theory a prescription is chosen, which may include moxa to take nourishing warmth deep into the tissue. Bookings are available in two locations.

Direct moxa without needles

A tinly lit moxa cone that is still smoking. Abigail is holding a Fukaya tube and is about to cover the moxa cone so the patient does not feel any pain.

Using tiny moxa cones that are extinguished to ensure a pain-free experience, shown here with a Fukaya tube, this is an exceptional method can be an entire treatment alone or supplement needling. It can treat posture imbalances as well as have similar effects to needling. It's particularly useful for nourishing the blood. The full range of options is available at the Hove clinic.

Stems & Branches

I was fortunate to be introduced to this topic when I was an undergrad at ICOM and the vastness of it's use has led me to study further. Using the date, time and location of birth I make a constitutional assessment of every patient. To find out more about the influence of your time of birth, reach out.

Colour Light

A warming orange light being held over the belly button, also known as Ren 8
The other parts of the patient are wrapped in blankets to keep her warm.

This is a gentle and uplifting no-needle technique that utilises the principals of Classical Chinese Medicine and is particularly useful for deep exhaustion and emotional issues. Read a detailed description in the blog and book to experience this for a wonderful reset in the Hove clinic.

Acu & moxa

Frequently asked questions

Chinese Medicine

Classical Chinese Medicine

Acupuncture with moxa

Direct moxa without needles

Stems & Branches

Colour Light

Frequently asked questions

What conditions can be treated with Chinese Medicine?

Are you a British Acupuncture Council Member?

What if I don't like the needles?

What do I wear?

Is the clinic registered with Brighton council?

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