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Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack in everything
That's how the light gets in.
Leonard Cohen

Tom and Roy have been working together for over 14 years bringing the practice of Chinese medicine and acupuncture to the community of Brighton and Hove. 

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Tom Ings, Brighton Acupuncture

about Tom

Tom has been practicing acupuncture in Brighton for over 14 years and is a member of the British Acupuncture Council. He attained a first class honors degree from the International College of Oriental Medicine where he is now the Director of Studies. He teaches across the curriculum and has a special interest in the psychology of Chinese Medicine as well as treating all kinds of muskulo-skeletal, digestive, and gynaecological isuues.

about Roy

Roy has been practicing acupuncture in Brighton for over 14 years and is a member of the British Acupuncture Council.

Roy is a senior lecturer at the International College of Oriental Medicine, where he is the course coordinator for the anatomy and physiology modules.

Roy's main clinical interests are orthopaedics and pain management, neurological, endocrine and gynaecological disorders.

Roy Haitzin, acupuncture Brighton

 
Hove Acupuncture
Hove Therapy Rooms

Suite 16, 60 Lansdowne Pl, Hove BN3 1FG

 
Brighton Acupuncture

The Sun Clinic

1 The Foundry, St. George's  Mews, Brighton BN1 4EU

 
Booking

07872-645683

07735-332420

All treatments are one to one in a private treatment room

​The clinic opens at 9 to 7. 

Price: £50 initial & follow ups

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What To Expect

Acupuncture treatment usually lasts between 45 minutes to an hour. A full medical history is taken for new patients, you are invited to disclose only what you are comfortable with. Patient information is strictly confidential. The treatment consists of the insertion of between 5 to 10 fine, single use sterile needles. They are retained for 25 mins. Acupuncture treatment may also involve the use of heat, short massage or cupping where applicable.

Patients are advised to wear loose fitting clothing. The number of treatments depends on the condition and your acupuncturist will discuss this at your first consultation. 

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