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Your body talks

What is your story?

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Your body talks

The body is a messaging machine, continuously sending communications to the observable surface about conditions in as well as out of view. These communications are called symptoms and what we need to do is work out what the body is saying. Thus, symptoms such as headache, constipation are seen as clues about an imbalance and not just a problem that needs to be suppressed. We need to paint a picture, through your story to determine the root cause (aeitology). 

 

​​In Chinese medicine there is four diagnosis methods to aid this: asking; listening; looking; and touching. For example, looking - your tongue is a map of the body and will provide clues. Fun exercise: have a look at your tongue and then family members or friends. You will notice that neither two tongues are alike. There may be spots, thick coating, yellow coating, no coating, cracks, swollen tongue, thin tongue, shaking tongue, red tip, teeth marks.

Touching includes palpating the acupuncture channels to see whether there is tenderness, pain or nodules and, taking your pulses. In Chinese medicine pulse taking is different to western medicine in that it is reading what is happening with the different systems in the body. For example, someone who is highly stressed prone to frustration and has headaches may have a wiry pulse. A person undergoing chemotherapy may be fatigued and their pulse is likely to be thready or if they are experiencing nausea or digestive upset the pulse will be slippery.

Our Clinical Focus

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Chronic Health Issue

We understand how frustrating and tiring it is to live with a chronic health issue. Our goal is to see how we can help your body adjust whether that is helping with: sleep issues; digestion; anxiety; emotional distress; trauma; neurological symptoms; fatigue; skin issues; or feeling overwhelmed.

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Pain managment

We recognise how debilitating pain can be and its effect on your mood, sleep, wellbeing and quality of life. We seek to assist your pain management goals whether that is: complete pain relief; comfortable as possible; manage daily tasks; return to normal working life; engage in social activities; or a different goal that is important to you.

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Cancer support

Our aim is to offer support during and beyond any medical treatment you may be receiving. Acupuncture can help manage the symptoms and side effects of your cancer treatment: nausea; sleep issues; pain; emotional distress; poor appetite; hot flushes.

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Process

Book your Appointment

Book your appointment using the online booking system. Complete the intake form as part of the appointment process.

Initial Consultation

This involves discussing the health history information you have provided plus any goals and expectations you may have. Chinese medicine assessments will be carried out which can assist in providing further insight into your health issue. If appropriate, potential treatment modalities that may be beneficial will be outlined. 

After your treatment we will discuss the aftercare and your care plan. 

Care Plan

A typical care plan involves a three stage process:

1. Relief Phase

2. Correction/Treatment Phase

3. Maintenance Phase

​​​Each visit will include a discussion about symptoms, treatment response and any changes since the last appointment. There will be regular re-assements using Chinese medicine methods which guide treatment modifications.

FAQs

Do you charge more for an initial consultation?
No. My fee structure is based on my knowledge, not my time.
How much does a treatment session cost?
55.00 
50.00 for people who attend classes at Wellbeing at Roundhill.
How long is a treatment?
Please allow one hour for a treatment. Not all sessions will require the full hour.
How do I book an appointment?
You can book through the online booking system. New patients are required to complete an intake form before attending the clinic. 
How do I pay for my treatment?
Payment is via bank transfer and this can be made at the time of booking or after the treatment. Bank details are included in the confirmation booking message.
Where is the clinic based?
Teresa rents a room at Wellbeing at Roundhill in Fordingbridge. Access is via the metal gate and the waiting room is immediately to the left. PLEASE NOTE THERE IS A STEP DOWN INTO THE WAITING ROOM.
Where can I park?
The closest car park is The Bartons SP6 1AQ which is approximately a 3 minute walk to the clinic.
Plus Code Address: W6H5+36 Fordingbridge
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Get in Touch

If you have any questions that are not answered in the FAQs or have an enquiry, please get in touch via the form. We are happy to assist and aim to respond within 24 hours.

Clinic Location

Wellbeing at Roundhill, The Old Auction Rooms, Roundhill, Fordingbridge SP6 1AQ.

To access the clinic, go through the white gate and then enter the waiting room area on the left. Please note there is a step down into this room so take care.

Wellbeing at Roundhill is located behind Belinda's Bakery. If you have problems finding the clinic, call Teresa on ​0759 493 6927.

The closest car park is The Bartons SP6 1AQ which is approximately a 3 minute walk to the clinic.

Plus Code Address: W6H5+36 Fordingbridge.​​

Wellbeing at Roundhill building where Teresa Stevenson works

Teresa is a qualified acupuncturist, obtaining a BHSc in Acupuncture. She appreciates how difficult life can be for people with long-term health issues and is dedicated to supporting people with complex health issues. In addition, she has an interest in palliative care and volunteers at a local hospice.

Teresa is also a trained EFT (emotional freedom technique) practitioner and if appropriate for you, will demonstrate tapping sequences you can use as a self-help tool between appointments.

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