Professional Classical Acupuncture in Kings Norton, Birmingham

Annie Pottinger graduated from the College of Traditional Acupuncture, Leamington, in 1997 and later did a further years study at the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, Reading. Over the years Annie Pottinger has treated people for a wide variety of ailments; stress and depression, periods problems and fertility as well as being involved in a study to treat patients with IBS.

In 2005 Annie Pottinger returned to CTA as a Member of Faculty and in 2009 she opened the first Multi-bed Acupuncture Clinic in Birmingham at The Natural Health Centre in Kings Norton. Its primary aim was to make acupuncture more accessible to those people in the community who could least afford it. The clinic is thriving.

Traditional Five Element Acupuncture and Musculoskeletal Acupuncture, Kings Norton,  Birmingham.

Munir graduated from The College Of Traditional Acupuncture Leamington Spa in 1996. He has been in private practice ever since. He moved to The Natural Health Centre in Kings Norton Birmingham in 1999. His speciality is treating all types of painful conditions such as back, shoulder, knee, arthritis, sciatica, nerve entrapment, headaches, fybromyalgia, muscular and other types of pain. Munir has been constantly researching and developing his skills in the field of pain for over 15 years. 

He has developed a deft touch at finding the root cause of pain. Munir's methods are based on the researched fact that where there is pain there is muscle shortening and / or muscle spasm. This can lead to the development of trigger points which may refer pain to other ares of the body. For example muscle spasm in the piriformis found in the hip area can refer pain into the leg. There could also be nerve root entrapment at the spinal segment. Munir has had some fantastic results treating low back pain, sciatic pain and neck and shoulder pain.

Jennifer Hughes has spent 20 years within the NHS before studying acupuncture and continues to work within the NHS as a healthcare professional. She believes that you should be able to combine western medicine with acupuncture rather than having to choose between the two. Using a variety of methods including moxa, gua sha, cupping and acupuncture to treat the person as a whole as well as a variety of different ailments. She continues to enhance her knowledge within acupuncture with regular updates and courses. A reduced rate one to one clinic is also available for those who are retired or on benefits.

Professional Acupuncture Birmingham

Victoria Carrolan is a graduate of the College of Traditional Acupuncture and member of the British Acupuncture Council. Victoria is also a Chartered Physiotherapist.