About the Practitioner
Anne Wright qualified with a BSc Honours degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
Acupuncture from the University of Westminster in 2008. She enhanced this degree with a
diploma in Chinese massage Tui na and qigong in 2009. Anne is a full member of the British
Acupuncture Council (BAaC) as well as a member of the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM).
Anne has her own private clinic and in the past has practiced in NHS acupuncture clinics. She
has been involved in acupuncture research involving the treatment of post cancer patients.
In her clinical work, Anne focuses on chronic and acute pain management and relief as well
as general health and well-being. Besides using acupuncture, Anne also uses moxibustion
(warming herb) above the skin to warm and promote circulation as well as cupping to release
tight muscles and relieve muscle spasms.
Prices
Clinic times Thursday 9:45am - 1.15pm
Initial consultation and first treatment (approximately 75 minutes) £50.
Subsequent treatment (approximately 1 hour £45 each.
15 minute consultations (at the clinic or by phone) are available free of charge to new
patients. I would be happy to discuss how acupuncture may be able to help you and answer
any questions that you have about treatment.
Fees are payable by cash or cheque on the day of treatment. Concessions available. Full fees
will be charged for appointments cancelled with less than 24 hours notice unless they can be
re-booked to another patient.
Medical insurance company may cover acupuncture treatments as more private health
insurance companies are beginning to offer cover for traditional acupuncture. Please check
your individual policy details.
Standards of Practice
The British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) regulates over 3000 acupuncturists in the
UK.When you choose to visit a BAcC member you can be sure of:
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Extensive training (minimum of 3 years), including traditional acupuncture, Chinese
medicine, and western biomedical sciences including anatomy, physiology and
pathology.
Compliance with current UK health and safety legislation.
Full medical malpractice and public/products liability insurance cover.
Expert practice skills maintained by following a mandatory individual programme of
continuing professional development (CPD).
Compliance with BAcC Code of Safe Practice and Code of Professional Conduct.
Patient access to the BAcC complaints and disciplinary procedures.