About Me

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I established my acupuncture practice in 2016 in Lincoln with the promise that my treatments will always be of a high standard and affordable. 

I have a busy practice where I provide safe and effective treatments to manage most health-related conditions.  I have over 20 years experience in therapeutic practice including teaching and running my own clinic.

During my practice I developed a special interest in neurological conditions and managing pain. Most people I treat are managing a chronic health condition or illness and my role is to find ways of helping that condition become easier for them during their day-to-day life. I often update my acupuncture and therapist skills to try out news ways of making this happen.

2016-2019 I practiced at a health clinic in Nottingham, mostly providing 

acupuncture treatments and support to couples who were struggling to conceive both naturally and during In vitro Fertilisation (IVF) and other methods of assisted reproduction such as Intrauterine Insemination (IUI). I also used my acupuncture skills to provide relief for peri and menopausal symptoms, mainly for Hot Flushes, insomnia and anxiety. I left the Nottingham clinic because my own Lincoln practice was becoming too busy for me to manage working in two different places.

Before I studied acupuncture I qualified as a Beauty and Complimentary therapist as well as spending nearly ten years teaching Reflexology and Massage within the Community Learning sector, so furthering my knowledge and skills lead me to acupuncture. I started my degree in 2013 at the University of Lincoln; which wasn't easy at all with three young children to look after and working part-time. I worked extremely hard and developed my passion for acupuncture and developing my skills ready for my own practice.

My original background is in Banking. I worked for a High Street bank for 16 years; a huge difference between that and what I do now but it allowed me the chance to help and talk to people on a daily basis which is what I love to do the most in my own practice. It is important to make sure that anyone who walks into my treatment room is put at ease and feels relaxed and  ready for their treatment.