Personalised treatments designed to support pain relief, movement and wellbeing, with Acupuncture used for headaches, migraine, chronic pain and musculoskeletal symptoms, and Dry Needling for targeted muscle and tissue pain or stiffness.
Acupuncture involves the careful use of fine needles as part of an individual treatment plan.
At Physiozen, our main focus is headaches, migraine, chronic pain and musculoskeletal pain or stiffness.
Acupuncture may also be used as supportive care for stress, anxiety, mental wellbeing, fertility-related concerns and allergies.
Headaches; migraine; chronic pain; musculoskeletal pain; muscular or joint stiffness.
Stress; anxiety; mental wellbeing concerns; fertility-related concerns; allergies.
Your first 60-minute appointment combines an assessment with Acupuncture treatment where appropriate.
We may discuss symptoms, health and treatment goals; review relevant medical history; explain suitability and treatment; agree the approach; obtain consent; provide treatment where suitable; and discuss whether further sessions may be beneficial.
Your treatment will be tailored to you rather than following a one-size-fits-all protocol.
Your first appointment combines assessment and Acupuncture treatment.
Six 60-minute follow-up Acupuncture treatments for patients advised to continue treatment after their initial appointment. The initial £80 Acupuncture Appointment is not included in the course price.
Targeted treatment for muscle pain, tightness and stiffness following clinical assessment.
Dry Needling is a targeted technique used to help manage muscle pain, tightness and stiffness.
Fine needles are applied to selected muscles or soft tissues based on your assessment and symptoms.
It may be used independently or alongside Physiotherapy and rehabilitation where appropriate.
A broader treatment approach used primarily for headaches, migraine, chronic pain and musculoskeletal pain or stiffness, with selected wider supportive uses.
A targeted technique focused primarily on painful, tight or stiff muscles and soft tissues.
Your clinician can help determine which approach is most appropriate for your symptoms and goals.
Acupuncture and Dry Needling are not appropriate for every patient or every situation. Your clinician will review your health, symptoms and other relevant factors before confirming whether treatment is suitable.
The needles used are very fine. Sensations vary between patients and may include mild aching, tingling, heaviness or temporary discomfort. Your clinician will explain the treatment and check your comfort throughout the session.
Some patients may experience temporary soreness, tiredness or minor bruising following treatment. Your clinician will explain any relevant aftercare and what to expect following your appointment.
