What are the opening hours?

Monday 9:30am - 6pm Tuesday 9:30am - 3pm Wednesday 9:30am - 3pm Thursday 9:30am - 3pm Friday 9:30am - 3pm

Blue Sky Acupuncture

Home
United Kingdom
Bristol
Blue Sky Acupuncture

Healing body and mind with traditional acupuncture and moxibustion.

01/10/2025

Acupuncture can be surprisingly effective in treating anxiety and other mental health issues. A patient of mine experienced this after a few treatments:
"I had a fascinating course of treatments tailored to my needs and wishes with Robert which have had a strong, positive impact on my mental health and spirit."
"I have felt a shift in many ways. After the course I have felt a deep inner strength and resilience that I haven't felt in a long time."

26/09/2025

Acupuncture can be highly effective in treating the symptoms of menopause.

22/04/2025

People often react to the mention of acupuncture needles with fear and apprehension. There is nothing to be fearful about as they are so much finer than the needles we are used to.
A hypodermic needle needs to be hollow to allow fluids to pass through it. The needle most commonly used for this is 0.8mm wide.
Acupuncture needles function to stimulate Qi or energy, they are not transferring anything. Consequently they are solid and a lot finer.
The most common needle size I use is 0.2mm wide. A quarter of the width of a hypodermic needle.
To put that in perspective, a human hair is approximately 0.1mm.

30/01/2025

Happy Chinese New Year! 🎉
This is the year of the snake, a symbol of wisdom, adaptability and renewal.
Watching this gorgeous, sinuous snake weaving its way through the deep blue sky over Clifton Downs made me aware of how we all weave through our lives, adapting to new circumstances and occurrences.
A snake sheds its skin, demonstrating the powers of transformation and renewal that lie within each of us.
Wishing everyone wisdom, adaptability and renewal in the coming year. 🙏

29/01/2025

Gorgeous Medicine Buddha thangka at the Kailash Centre in London. I and other acupuncturists had gathered for an inspiring day with Judy Worsley and the healing power of Five Element acupuncture.

04/12/2024

Winter is here! Loved meeting this old man of the forest in Leigh woods today. ❤️

17/10/2024

In Five Element acupuncture we talk about the power of nature to heal. Today at Tyntesfield I stumbled across this poem by Hannah More which reminded me of the need to slow down and allow nature in, to let her elegant delight soothe our troubled body and agitated mind.

02/10/2024

The season of autumn is related to the Metal element in traditional Chinese medicine. A time of year when the life-force diminishes and our environment enters a slower and more inward phase. It is a time to let go like the trees, to exhale and allow ourselves to slow down. In that more reflective state we can more easily see the transitory nature of our life and come to a deeper appreciation of just how precious it is.
(These photos were taken at the gorgeous arboretum in Westonbirt 😍)

03/09/2024

The Tao is like a well:
Used but never used up.
It is like the eternal void:
Filled with infinite possibilities.
Tao Te Ching
(Trans: S Mitchell)

18/06/2024

The Chinese character for Fire is huo. It shows flames dancing upwards and comes from a time when people used fire for cooking and warmth. The hearth would have been where people gathered for nourishment, warmth and contact. The fire in the hearth was the very heart of the home.
The Heart is one of the four Officials of the Fire element and lies at the very core of our being. The heart houses our spirit or shen, it is the home of the Divine light within each of us.
The scholar Lorie Dechar explains it is this Divine light '...that gives us the capacity to know ourselves, to "see" our way and to shine the light of our own unique self - our own divinity - out into the world.' Taoists regarded this spark of divinity as '...the most precious, the most potent, yet also the most vulnerable, aspect of our being.'

10/06/2024

🌞 Summer has arrived! The Fire element season which manifests in us as the emotion of joy.
😍 Hanging out with our friends and family, enjoying each other's company, helps generate and maintain this inner fire within each of us.
🌺 Being in the flowering beauty of nature, in sunshine, held in the warmth of the season also nourishes our own Fire, keeping us balanced and healthy.
✨ Acupuncture can also help to strengthen your Fire element and improve your ability to connect with others.

16/05/2024

Peonies in the Chinese garden at the Bristol botanical gardens. Known as mu dan in China, they symbolise honour and riches, and are often given to evoke wealth and success.
The root of the herbaceous peony is large and fleshy to store energy. This energy store is used in a major Chinese herbal remedy known as bai shao to tonify the blood. So much ancient wisdom! 😊

Address

Bristol

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 3pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 3pm
Thursday	9:30am - 3pm
Friday	9:30am - 3pm

Telephone

+447709237109

Website

http://www.blueskyacupuncture.co.uk/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Blue Sky Acupuncture posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Blue Sky Acupuncture:

Shortcuts

Address
Telephone
Opening Hours
Alerts
Contact The Practice
Claim ownership or report listing

Featured

Sylvian Care South Gloucestershire
Equinox South, Great Park Road, Bradley Stoke, BS32 4QL

Want your practice to be the top-listed Clinic in Bristol?