Acupuncture delivered by a registered nurse
Supporting pelvic health, pain, stress, fertility and hormonal wellbeing in a calm, private setting.
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Nurse‑led acupuncture care in Richmond
Serene Acuhealing is led by an award‑winning registered nurse and continence specialist with extensive NHS experience. Treatments are evidence‑informed, tailored, and designed to work safely alongside GP or specialist care.
This is especially important if you’re managing sensitive or long‑standing concerns and want care that feels calm, respectful and well‑explained.
How I can support you
Pelvic health & continence
Support for pelvic pain, bladder/bowel symptoms and continence concerns.
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Women’s health & fertility
Support for hormonal balance, menstrual health, fertility and pregnancy care.
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Pain relief
Support for musculoskeletal pain, tension and persistent discomfort.
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Stress, anxiety & sleep
Gentle acupuncture to support nervous system regulation and rest.
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What to Expect
Your first appointment includes time to discuss your symptoms, medical history and goals, followed by a personalised acupuncture treatment. Sessions are unhurried, calm and adapted to your individual needs.
No referral is required, and treatments can safely complement NHS or private medical care.
Acupuncture clinic in Richmond
The clinic is based at 50 Hill Rise, Richmond TW10 6UB, and is easily accessible from Twickenham, Kew, East Sheen, Kingston upon Thames and Barnes.
The setting is quiet, discreet and welcoming, particularly well suited to pelvic health and continence concerns where privacy matters.
Frequently asked questions
Does acupuncture hurt?
Most people experience minimal discomfort, and many find treatments relaxing.
Is acupuncture safe?
Yes, when performed by a qualified practitioner using sterile, single‑use needles.
How many sessions will I need?
This depends on your individual situation. Many clients notice changes within a few sessions.
Do I need a referral?
No. Acupuncture can be used alongside NHS or private medical care.