Tuesday          09:30-17:30
Wednesday     09:30-13:00
Thursday        13:00-17:30
Friday            09:30- 13:00
Saturday        09:30- 13:00

Appointments can be made for 08:00-18:00 weekdays (incuding Mondays), and also Saturday mornings.

Acupuncture        Kampo Herbs      Qigong Tuina (fully clothed Chinese Massage)

Non-surgical Facelift    Cosmetic Acupuncture and Acupressure       Cupping Therapy

Therapeutic Massage         Tai Ji and Qi Gong-   Chinese Medical exercises

Ihsan Dal Din is a member of the British Acupuncure Council. He has a BSc (Hons) in Acupuncture and a post graduate Diploma in Qigong Tuina, Chinese Massage and has completed an apprenticeship in Kampo Japanese Herbalism of the Kohoha lineage.
He has studied Tai Ji and Qi Gong since 1987.
The practice is based on classical texts.
Ihsan's practice includes channel theory, classical five elements, and qi gong theory (based on experiential palpation of qi).

Diagnosis is made using questions, observation and palpation.
Questionning gives the medical history, background and specifics to a client's condition, and offers the client an opportunity to tell his/her story.
Observation refers to colouration in the skin, around the affected area, and also in the face. It also refers to the sound of the voice, and other sounds in the body, the demeanour, character(istics), and how they change through the telling of the story or over the course of treatments.
It also refers to tongue diagnosis
Palpation can include pulse taking and abdomen palpation, but also means feeling the qi in the client's body and areas that are hot or cold.
The palpation of qi can be along meridians, in the abdomen (hara diagnosis), or where there is a blockage or build-up of qi.

The first session takes about 1.5 hours. 40 minutes for case taking and 40 minutes for treatment.  Price  £60
Subsequent treatments take c.1 hour.  Price  £40