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Acupuncture
Awareness Week
Acupuncture Awareness Week (AAW), supported by the
British Acupuncture Council, aims to help better inform
people about the ancient practice of traditional acupuncture.
This year's AAW, from 2-8 March, is the third annual event.
With 2.3 million acupuncture treatments carried out each
year, acupuncture is one of the most popular complementary
therapies practised in the UK today. Yet many people only
discover acupuncture as a last resort despite its widely
recognised health benefits.
Acupuncture is considered suitable for all ages including
babies, children and the elderly. It can be very effective and
is often integrated with conventional medicine. The
treatment is widely considered to be beneficial for a range of
symptoms resulting from illness, from clearly defined
complaints or to improve general feelings of wellbeing and
help with relaxation.
Gwenan Evans Acupuncture Tel: 07816 878117 Email: gwenanevans@outlook.com Twitter: @gwenanevansacu Web: www.gwenanevans.com
Gwenan Evans
Is acupuncture safe?
One of the questions that prospective patients often ask is how
safe acupuncture is. When you receive treatment from a BAcC
registered practitioner (who will have the letters MBAcC after
their name), you can be confident that your wellbeing and
safety is at the heart of everything your practitioner does. The
following assurances are BAcC standard:
My Penarth clinic is at 48 Plymouth Road, Penarth on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturday mornings. Clinic hours are usually 10am6pm (10am-1pm on Saturdays), but some evening appointments are also available on request.
I also have a clinic at The Acupuncture Centre in Mumbles on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Contact details for both clinics are as
follows:
48 Plymouth Road
Penarth
CF64 3DB
T: 07816 878117
E: gwenanevans@outlook.com
www.gwenanevans.com