Louise has been in practice since 1999. Louise works in general practice but has particular interes What does Acupuncture involve? along the course of a channel.
Acupuncture Is one of the best known forms of Chinese Medicine in the West. The acupuncturist inserts fine needles into points which lie along the channels where the vital energy (Qi) and blood flow, to stimulate the body’s own healing response and help restore its natural balance. There are around 500 recognised acupuncture points on the body, of which about 100 are most commonly used. Stimulation of specific areas on the skin affects the functioning of certain organs in the body. However, those areas may not be close to the part of the body where the problem is experienced. For example, although you may suffer from headaches, needles may be inserted in your foot or hand i.e. Acupuncture bears little resemblance to those needles used in injections. They are much finer and are solid rather than hollow. When a needle is inserted, the sensation is often described as a tingling or dull ache. Needles are left in place for about 20 minutes, during which time the patient may experience a heaviness in the limbs or a pleasant feeling of relaxation. Chinese Herbal Medicine is both an ancient and contemporary system of healthcare that is undergoing continual development as regards illness and disease. We use only plant substances – flowers, seeds, roots, bark and leaves. We do NOT use endangered species, or any animal or mineral product. Many herbs have well documented pharmacological properties and a wealth of modern clinical research attached to them.
03/02/2026
Your body is always communicating. Tension, fatigue, poor sleep and recurring pain are signals, not faults.
Acupuncture helps the body regulate and respond more effectively instead of constantly compensating under stress. This is why many people feel calmer, clearer and more balanced, often beyond the issue they first came in for.
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02/02/2026
✨ New at AcuHerbs: Nutrigenomics (DNA Testing) ✨ Ever wondered why certain foods, diets or supplements work for others but not for you?
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A gentler January reset 🌿
Chinese herbal medicine supports digestion, energy and emotional balance, ideal for Dry January or a softer health kick.
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28/01/2026
Ear acupuncture works via specific points on the ear to help calm the nervous system and restore balance. We offer three group ear acupuncture sessions each week in our Weymouth clinic.
At Weymouth AcuHerbs we offer Acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, Nutrigenetics testing, Counselling, and so much more, all tailored to support you as an individual 🌿 🤍
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26/01/2026
Dry January isn’t just about stopping alcohol it’s also about supporting the body through change. NADA ear acupuncture is a simple, evidence-based approach used to support balance, calm and wellbeing.
If you’re curious to learn more about our treatments and how we work here in Weymouth, you’ll find everything on our website 🧡 https://wix.to/wBZ2s1u
22/01/2026
Ear acupuncture is a subtle but powerful form of acupuncture that supports the body’s natural ability to rebalance.
You can book into any of our three ear acupuncture group sessions, available at our Weymouth clinic 👂 https://bit.ly/49jr1IG
21/01/2026
January doesn’t have to mean extremes. It can simply be a time to check in with your health, support your immune system and give your body what it needs.
A steady, balanced approach often goes further than quick fixes and support at AcuHerbs is here if you’d like it 💚 https://wix.to/ThnoGwf
20/01/2026
Just a gentle reminder that Humanistic Cognitive counselling is available at our Weymouth clinic every Friday, with sessions from Tamzin Hyde now part of what we offer 💙
Dry January isn’t just about cutting alcohol it’s about feeling well ✨
This is a great time to nourish your immune system and support your body naturally.
Chinese herbal medicine works holistically, helping your body stay resilient, and better equipped to handle seasonal challenges.
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I am Louise Stevens and I practice Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal medicine at my Clinic in Weymouth (Monday, Wednesday & Thursday) & Charles Street Clinic, Dorchester (Tuesdays only)
I have completed a 3 year honours degree in Health Sciences at the University of Northumbria, followed by a 3 year honours degree in Acupuncture at the University of Westminster.
I also completed a 2 year Post Graduate Diploma in Chinese Herbal Medicine also at the University of Westminster.
Let’s talk a little bit about what acupuncture is and what does acupuncture involve.
Acupuncture Is one of the best known forms of Chinese Herbal Medicine in the West. The acupuncturist inserts fine needles into points which lie along the channels where the vital energy (Qi) and blood flow, to stimulate the body’s own healing response and help restore its natural balance.
What does Acupuncture involve?
There are around 500 recognised acupuncture points on the body, of which about 100 are most commonly used. Stimulation of specific areas on the skin affects the functioning of certain organs in the body. However, those areas may not be close to the part of the body where the problem is experienced. For example, although you may suffer from headaches, needles may be inserted in your foot or hand i.e. along the course of a channel.
Acupuncture bears little resemblance to those needles used in injections. They are much finer and are solid rather than hollow. When a needle is inserted, the sensation is often described as a tingling or dull ache. Needles are left in place for about 20 minutes, during which time the patient may experience a heaviness in the limbs or a pleasant feeling of relaxation.
Chinese Herbal Medicine is both an ancient and contemporary system of healthcare that is undergoing continual development as regards illness and disease. We use only plant substances – flowers, seeds, roots, bark and leaves. We do NOT use endangered species, or any animal or mineral product. Many herbs have well documented pharmacological properties and a wealth of modern clinical research attached to them.
If you are interested and want to find our more, please contact me in private on this page or head onto my website page at the link below and book an appointment!
