London Academy of Chinese Acupuncture

25/09/2025

Our program of CPD Courses for 2025 has now been published on our website together with details of sign up to the courses - https://chineseacupuncture.org.uk/courses/cpd/

21/05/2025

Just some of the activities at the LACA Open Day 2025

01/05/2025

LACA Open Day 2025 - Sunday 11th May 2pm-5pm

To register please email info@chineseacupuncture.org.uk

09/08/2024

A Polish woman who was afraid of needles since childhood has now studied acupuncture at the London Academy of Chinese Acupuncture for three years. As she approaches graduation, she is taking her first acupuncture exam, where she will face walk-in patients. Will she be able to graduate successfully?R...

09/08/2024

24/05/2024

If you missed our Online Open Day 2024 you can watch it here.

23/05/2024

LACA 2024 Open Day: On-site: 23rd June 2024
Please register by emailing: info@chineseacupuncture.org.uk

30/04/2024

LACA CPD Courses for 2024 are now published at https://chineseacupuncture.org.uk/courses/cpd/

22/03/2023

LACA Open Day 2023: Sunday 30th April, 2-5pm, 4th Floor, 16 Tiller Rd, London E14 8PX
Activities: View classroom, Introduction, Short presentation, Chat with LACA lecturers, etc. Chinese green tea, coffee, refreshments, provided.

To register please email: info@chineseacupuncture.org.uk

26/02/2023

The first Tuina course of LACA was successfuly completed yesterday.

26/02/2023

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18/09/2022

Dear Students and Friends,

It has been a week like no other since we received the profoundly sad news of the death of Her Majesty The Queen. Thank you Ma’am for 70 years of incredible service and for being a constant in all of our lives.

Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with the Royal Family at this sad time. At 8pm on Sunday (18th September), the students can mark the silence privately at home, or join others outdoors.

With HM Queen Elizabeth II's passing we can also take the opportunity to celebrate her life. Over the past week, we have had the greatest pleasure to speak to the friends working at St Luke’s centre where Royal families patronize.

What is clear is that The Queen’s inspiring contribution to the public and voluntary services, over the many decades since her coronation in 1953, is unparalleled and she will be deeply missed.

Following the example of excellence, CAHMA and LACA will keep delivering the support to TCM practices, encouraging students in their practice, and providing impartial advice to potential patients on how to improve their lifestyles.

We are determined and committed to live by tradition and continuity and are sure Her Majesty is still there giving us the guidance we all need.