acupuncture in leeds

Friendly but professional treatment

Sue Dunham MBAcC has appointments for acupuncture and Chinese therapeutic massage (Tuina) at

• the North Leeds Therapy Centre in Oakwood, North Leeds
• as well as at her home clinic, Little Yin Therapies, in Leeds

Call for a free telephone consultation

Qigong (Chinese exercise) tuition

Weekly evening class on Thursdays at Horsforth School from 11th September, 2008. For details and enrolment see www.horsfortheveningclasses.org.uk. Contact Sue for further information on the course content.

Qigong (pronounced chee gung) is the perfect exercise for cultivating health. Choose what is best for you:

• Evening class at Horsforth from September 2008
• 1 to 1, 1 to 2 and 1 to 3 classes
• Consultancy work including taster qigong sessions tailored to the group

Contact Sue... for details.

Chinese medicine can help you

• restore your good health and keep it
• get relief from pain and other symptoms

and it is increasingly seen as a useful complement to Western medicine

Advice from the classics

Chinese medicine is a valuable source of ideas to help keep the body and mind healthy. Here is something that might surprise female readers who may think of acupuncture at the menopause but not before.

A normal menstrual cycle is regular with no PMT and the period itself should be pain free, without excessive blood loss or clotting. A proper movement of Liver qi (energy) and Blood is essential for a pain-free period. Stagnation of either is likely to cause pain. Acupuncture has a strong moving effect on the body and can achieve good results with menstrual problems.

Capitalisation of organ names is used to show that they are considered differently in Chinese Medicine, see Chinese terms