
Spring – The Wood Element
Spring: nature bursting forth. I love the vibrancy of fresh blossom, the dynamic growth of a new plant forcing its way upwards through the soil.

Spring: nature bursting forth. I love the vibrancy of fresh blossom, the dynamic growth of a new plant forcing its way upwards through the soil.

“Does it Hurt?” is probably the most common question I’m asked about acupuncture. There are plenty of other questions too – but here are the

How do you define Spring? Green shoots abound in my garden, tiny specks of promise amidst the bleakness of winter. They provide acid green

Winter is the most yin point of the year: dark, quiet, the season of rest. Nature conserves itself in stillness, stripped back to the essential. Bare

Why do acupuncturists do CPD (Continued Professional Development)? Acupuncture is seen as a life-long learning. I’ve just spent my last two weekends on courses with

Here we go again…! March 2-8 2015 is Acupuncture Awareness Week in the UK. What does this mean? Why do I get involved? As I

Lord Winston spoke recently at a conference on assisted genetics about the “real cost” of infertility. What struck me, reading his speech, was his reference

Have you noticed it’s getting just a tiny bit lighter in the mornings & evenings? Yes, we’re past 21 December, the point of lowest energy

There’s been a lot in the news over the last couple of days about our body clocks, and the effect that they can have on
A new study shows Britain is risking a back pain epidemic caused by unhealthy habits and sedentary lifestyles. The findings from a study by the
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