Yakushi Healing Centre

10/01/2026

Hi everyone,
Limited appointments available for this coming week:
Tuesday 1pm
Wednesday 12 & 4pm
Thursday 10am, 2 & 3pm

Many thanks
Rich 🙏🏻

31/12/2025

Happy new year to all my wonderful clients and families.
See you all soon xx

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from us all at the Yakushi Centre.
Wishing you all a very safe festive holiday, and a happy new year 🥂🎉🎄

15/12/2025

I have a rare appointment available Tuesday at 6pm

Many thanks
Rich

06/12/2025

I have the following appointments available this coming week
Tuesday at 3pm
Wednesday 1pm & 5pm Thursday 12,1pm & 4pm
Many thanks 🙏🏻

30/11/2025

Appointments available this coming week:
Tuesday 3pm - (now gone)
Wednesday 4pm
Thursday 5.30pm

Many thanks
Rich 🙏🏻

26/11/2025

Grace has 1pm available tomorrow:

Holistic Massage 💆‍♀️

Indian Head Massage 💆‍♂️

Facial Massage 💆

Fire cupping 🔥

And many more treatments available

07410381675

21/10/2025

29/09/2025

Only 2 appointments available this week. Wednesday 1st October, 3pm or 4pm

Many thanks 🙏🏻

20/09/2025

Appointments available this week,
Tuesday 2pm and 3pm
Wednesday 5pm
Thursday 3pm and 5pm

Many thanks
Rich

28/08/2025

One of the questions we often hear is: “What’s the difference between acupuncture and dry needling?”

Here’s a simple breakdown:

🌿 Acupuncture
Usually rooted in Chinese medicine;

- Works with the flow of energy (Qi) through meridians in the body.
- Aims to restore balance and support overall physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing
- Can target deep health issues caused by internal imbalances or emotional disturbances (and others)

💪 Musculoskeletal Acupuncture (often called Dry Needling) which is studied as part of the main types of Acupuncture;

- A recent approach, frequently practised by physiotherapists and sports therapists.
- Focuses on releasing tight muscles and trigger points.
- Used mainly for pain relief and improving mobility.

Both use fine needles, but their aims and philosophies are quite different: one takes a holistic, whole-body approach, the other is more targeted for musculoskeletal issues.

➡️ Knowing the difference helps you choose the approach that best suits your needs, always check what your Acupuncturist is trained in before booking!