I originally studied Fine Art and completed a BA in 2004. After running an artist’s studio for some years I decided to further my interest in acupuncture, natural science, martial arts, and qi gong by perusing a career in East Asian Medicine.
I have now been working full-time as an acupuncturist, herbalist and tui-na practitioner for the last 10 years! I completed a BSc(Hons) in Acupuncture and a MSc(Hons) in Chinese Herbal Medicine from Westminster University.
I have taught acupuncture students in Westminster University’s polyclinic for five years. I also worked as a teacher of Chinese Medicine theory adn practice. In addition I hold a qualification as a Qi gong teacher and enjoy cycling, playing music and painting in my free time.
I continue with my professional development by studying and practicing.
These are some of the teachers who have helped me through my development
Felicity Moir – clinical practice and patient care in East Asian medicine.
Rosie Grandage– Qi Gong Tui Na, and practice ethics
Cinzia Scorzon, clinical reasoning in Acupuncture practice.
Volker Schied, -Clinical strategy in East Asian Herbal medicine
Dr. Edward Neal – ongoing Nei Jing acupuncture and theory studies
Dr. Arnaud Versluys, -ongoing Shan Hun Lun Herbal medicine Studies
Lesley Moorcroft: -(My Mum &) Chinese Herbal Medicine clinical advisor.
Chris Ray Chappell- Qi gong, tai chi, and internal arts
Rupert Lander, Teaching skills
Jason Ho, – Biologist, personal life teacher
Xian Li Kang – Herbal and Tuina Clinic Skills.
Jeff Ri Zi – Kung fu and tai Chi
Andrew Nudgent-Head- Qi gong and Daoist Zang Fu Abdominal massage & Tui-na Skills
Ross Campbell, – Acupuncture clinical practice
