Sue Bailes Acupuncture

Sue Bailes Acupuncture I trained at the University of Westminster and then completed postgraduate study in Shanghai, China.

Susan qualified in Acupuncture at the University of Westminster where she obtained a BSc (Hons) in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture. Soon after she took a career break to bring up her daughter. In November 2013 Sue went on a study trip to China to the University of Shanghai where she practised acupuncture in a district hospital alongside Dr Huang. In-patients she treated at the hospital included stroke patients and chronic back pain. In the general walk-in clinic Sue treated mostly patients with musculoskeletal problems (e.g. neck and back pain and tennis elbow), gynaecological problems (menopausal and period problems) and Bells Palsy. She is now offering her services in the relaxing surroundings of her own home in Walthamstow. Please private message or phone her on 07791 414440 her for an appointment.

16/11/2025

Saturday morning I updated my First Aid at work as you have to renew every 3 years to keep up/to-date for any medical emergency excellent provider thank you Danny

Therapists meet up to discuss possible wellness day
12/11/2025

Therapists meet up to discuss possible wellness day

Checking out to host a wellness event. Good fun had by all ❤️❤️❤️
12/11/2025

Checking out to host a wellness event. Good fun had by all ❤️❤️❤️

Networking with other therapists. Watch this space as we will be doing a wellbeing day shortly to show you what we do ...
12/11/2025

Networking with other therapists. Watch this space as we will be doing a wellbeing day shortly to show you what we do

Hello Sale now on and discount off everything even Christmas gifts. Please DM to add to my order or you can order direct...
11/11/2025

Hello

Sale now on and discount off everything even Christmas gifts. Please DM to add to my order or you can order directly off my link in first comment

Very common
11/11/2025

Very common

Networking with other therapists gsstudiose11 fun morning was had by all. Watch this space as we will be offering an ope...
11/11/2025

Networking with other therapists gsstudiose11 fun morning was had by all. Watch this space as we will be offering an open day soon to find out about what we do!

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09/11/2025

Walk on Hampstead heath today with my friend Michelle. We had a good catch up and lunch at Italian cafe near bandstand. Such a lovely day

My friend Lucy runs flyingsycamores and this morning filled with fun activities in the woods is really good fun. Give yo...
01/11/2025

My friend Lucy runs flyingsycamores and this morning filled with fun activities in the woods is really good fun. Give yourself a break and have fun in the woods. She also runs forest school for toddlers and small children

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Sound bath happening locally near Aldi supermarket. If you haven’t experienced one give it a try. It is very relaxing ...
01/11/2025

Sound bath happening locally near Aldi supermarket.

If you haven’t experienced one give it a try. It is very relaxing

Walk in nature to get my Vitamin D and get the endorphins flowing ! Great way to start the day before work ! ☀️ ...
24/10/2025

Walk in nature to get my Vitamin D and get the endorphins flowing ! Great way to start the day before work !

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20/07/2025

SPOILER: Not All “Acupuncturists” Are Trained the Same.
The term *“acupuncturist”* is widely used, but it doesn’t always tell you what kind of training a practitioner has completed, or what they are capeable of helping you with.

That’s why one of ARA’s core aims is to clarify titles and training levels across the acupuncture profession.

For example, a practitioner might be:
🔹 A fully trained "Traditional Acupuncturist" or "5-Element Acupuncturist" with core training in Chinese medicine theory and the ability to address health issues as well as musculoskeletal issues.
🔹An "Auricular Acupuncturist" with training similar to the above, but who may have some restrictions in what they can address, e.g. pain management or addiction.
🔹 A **health therapist** offering acupuncture as an adjunctive tool from a short course such as tendon healing, or pain management.
🔹 A **medical professional** (e.g. physiotherapist or GP) trained in medical acupuncture for a specific scope.
🔹 A Sports therapist or Osteopath etc. who offers musculoskeletal acupuncture, or even in some cases even full health acupuncture.

All of these individuals may refer to themselves as “acupuncturists”, but their background, approach, and depth of training can be very different, and even though many of these descriptions are accurate, some may divert from them, so always check with them before booking, and don't worry about telling them over the phone what your issue is, this will need to know this in order to ascertain if you have the right acupuncturist.

ARA believes the public deserves clarity.
Practitioners should clearly state:
✔️ Their level of training
✔️ Their area of expertise
✔️ That they can help you, rather than stating they can cure you

Unifying the profession under a shared set of transparent standards protects clients and enhances trust, without diminishing the value of anyone’s contribution.

🔗 Learn more at https://acupunctureregulatoryauthority.org.uk

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Theydon Street
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Tuesday 2pm - 6pm
Wednesday 1pm - 8pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 1pm
Saturday 10am - 1pm

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Susan qualified in Acupuncture in 2000 at the University of Westminster where she obtained a BSc (Hons) in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture. Soon after she took a career break to bring up her daughter. In November 2013 Sue went on a study trip to China to the University of Shanghai where she practised acupuncture in a district hospital alongside Dr Huang. In-patients she treated at the hospital included stroke patients and chronic back pain. In the general walk-in clinic Sue treated mostly patients with musculoskeletal problems (e.g. neck, shoulder, knee, tennis elbow and back pain), gynaecological problems (menopausal and period problems) and Bells Palsy.

She has a special interest in Women’s health, including infertility and pregnancy. She treats all the way through pregnancy and can prepare a women’s body for labour from about 35 weeks. She also offers support through IVF including a pre- and post embryo transfer treatment. She is now offering her services in the relaxing surroundings of her own home in Walthamstow. I work from Ashlins Natural Health in Hoe Street, Walthamstow on Monday evenings. Please private message or phone her on 07791 414440 her for an appointment.