Acupuncture In Swansea With Tim Wright
My name is Tim Wright and I practice acupuncture in Swansea. I also practice tui na massage.
One of acupunctures greatest strengths is its ability to improve patients sense of well-being. I see its main benefit of assisting the body’s own homeostatic response to return patients to a state of health, balance and well-being.
This means it can treat a wide range of conditions. In fact the World Health Organisation recognise it as effective for treating over 25 common conditions. NICE – the National Institute for Health & Care Excellence – recommend acupuncture for cost effective treatment of migraine & tension type headache. Who are NICE? They’re the body who recommend how the NHS should spend their money.
More About Tim Wright
- BSc Honours Degree In Acupuncture from University of Kingston
- Licensed to practice acupuncture, LicAc
- Full Member of British Acupuncture Council, MBAcC
- Diploma Tui Na (Chinese Massage), DipTN
- Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga Teacher, RYT
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“Tim approaches his work quietly, confidently, and with the utmost care and is very professional in everything he does…” Read More >
More About My Styles
I use a combination of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Distal Needling, Trigger Point Needling and Biomedical Acupuncture. I vary styles according to how patients present. Different styles have different strengths:
- TCM tends to work well for internal issues & emotional problems.
- Distal Needling involves inserting needles away from the problem area. It tends to work best for acute situations where the injury is recent and severe.
- Trigger Point Needling works best for releasing tight muscles that can refer pain to distal sites in the body.
- Biomedical Acupuncture is a more modern approach to acupuncture where the pathways of nerves and muscular structures and dysfunction are considered primary in the pathology of injury and disease.
