Ling Acupuncture

06/05/2026

I’m delighted to share that I’ve recently completed the “Art of Shonishin” course with the inspiring Thomas Wernicke.

Shonishin is a specialised, non-invasive Japanese paediatric acupuncture technique suitable for children from infancy through adolescence.

Using small, purpose-designed tools, it involves gentle tapping, stroking, and rubbing of the skin to stimulate the body’s energetic systems. This approach can support a range of conditions, including eczema, colic, sleep disturbances, allergies, and asthma, while also helping to strengthen the immune system and promote calm.

Thomas, alongside his wife and teaching partner Karin, travelled from Germany to the UK to share their deep knowledge and experience of this beautifully gentle method of treating children.

I’m proud to now be a Certified Shonishin Acupuncturist, with certification recognised by the Japanese Society for Paediatric Acupuncture.

To find out more about my children's acupuncture clinic please see Little Ling Acupuncture

07/04/2026

Fancy acupuncture for the affordable price of £25 per treatment?
You can now book you Multibed treatment online https://www.lingacupuncture.co.uk/multibed

The clinic is open every Monday 11am - 7pm at The Acupuncture Academy, 42 Hamilton Terrace, Leamington Spa.

Get in touch with Claire via the website to find out more https://www.lingacupuncture.co.uk/contact

13/03/2026

My acupuncture clinics are located in Leamington and Rugby, where I provide treatment for adults, teenagers, and children. Go to www.lingacupuncture.co.uk for more information.

I am a proud member of The British Acupuncture Council and also belong to the Hub of Paediatric Acupuncture.

Additionally, I run a multibed clinic on Mondays that is open to all, inlcuding men, women and young people, at the Acupuncture Academy, 32 Hamilton Terrace, Leamington Spa CV32 4LY.
It is also a place of support, offering treatment specifically for Women's Health and Menopause, find out more at Menopause Multibed Clinic

Discover Warwickshire's five element acupuncture clinics offering holistic treatment for women's health, menopause, paediatrics, and overall wellness. Book a session today.

26/02/2026

Acupuncture for New Parents

In the past 18 months, my circle of friends has celebrated the arrival of 6 new babies. As a result, I've had a lot of conversations about how acupuncture treatment can help support new parents, body, mind and spirit.

Benefits for new parents:

Emotional & Mental Well-being
Acupuncture can help reduce symptoms of postpartum depression and anxiety by regulating neurotransmitters and releasing endorphins.

Physical Recovery
It can aid in the healing of the body after birth by reducing pain, improving blood flow, and replenishing lost energy.

Breastfeeding Support:
The practice may help stimulate milk production and reduce issues like mastitis by interacting with the nervous and endocrine systems.

Improved Sleep:
Acupuncture can help regulate the sleep-wake cycle and promote relaxation, leading to more restful sleep.

Self-Care:
The treatment provides a dedicated time and space for new parents to focus on themselves amidst the demands of a newborn.

17/02/2026

In Chinese astrology, the Horse represents freedom, momentum, and independence.

Because the Horse is naturally a "fire" sign, its pairing with the Fire element—known as a "double fire" year—intensifies these qualities to their most extreme.

Happy Lunar New Year everyone x

13/02/2026

As part of my Monday Multibed I volunteer with Access to Acupuncture CIC. Our frontline workers are under a lot of physical and emotional pressure, and they really need our help.

All of the practitioners are currently volunteering their time and skills to assist others in their healing journey.

If you want to support us — whether it’s by donating, sharing, or just getting the word out — please check out our Crowdfunder:

Free acupuncture for frontline workers in Coventry & Warwickshire to fight stress, trauma and burnout.

10/02/2026

Fast Facts About Acupuncture

Over 300 Points
There are over 300, sometimes cited as over 2,000, acupuncture points on the body connected by meridians (channels/energy pathways).

Diagnostic Techniques
Practitioners often use pulse diagnosis and tongue examination to diagnose imbalances.

Global Usage
According to the World Health Organisation, acupuncture is used in 103 countries.

Not Just for Pain
Beyond pain (back, neck, knee), it is used for many acute and chronic health issues including depression, insomnia, and nausea from chemotherapy.

The "Hair" Thinness
Modern needles are flexible, sterile, and as thin as a human hair, causing little to no pain.

Neuroscience Basis
Modern research indicates acupuncture can stimulate nerves, release pain-relieving endorphins, and affect neuroanatomy to reduce inflammation, including cytokine storms.

27/01/2026

Every week Tuesday to Friday I'm at Therapy Rooms Rugby.

The clinic is home to a dedicated group of highly trained, independent therapists who specialise in acupuncture, physiotherapy, massage, emotional wellbeing therapy and more.

Situated in the beautiful village of Clifton upon Dunsmore, it's the ideal place to relax, heal, and reconnect with both your mind and body.

22/01/2026

16/02/26 CLOSED FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR
Hello all - the Menopause Multibed Clinic will be closed on Monday 16th February when I am away visiting family for Chinese New Year 🔥🐴🧧

19/01/2026

If you're local to Leamington Spa and interested in a treatment with me at the Monday multi-bed, you can now book your appointment online.

We believe everyone should have access to acupuncture, and by treating a number of people together in a multi-bed setting, we make it affordable and accessible to the wider community.

Everyone is welcome, we are here every Monday 11am - 7pm at The Acupuncture Academy, 42 Hamilton Terrace, Leamington Spa.
https://www.lingacupuncture.co.uk/multibed

17/01/2026

Winter is often seen as a season for reflection, rest, and self-examination, due to the shorter days, reduced energy, and the stillness of nature.

This time encourages individuals to turn their gaze inward, assess the previous year, and get ready for the upcoming one, frequently through peaceful practices such as journaling or mindfulness.

As you reflect on the past year and softly gaze towards the future, I wish for you to acknowledge what nurtures your well-being — and discover small, sustainable methods to carry that into the coming months.