Siân Morriss BSc (Hons) Lic Ac MAAC – Acupuncture Therapist
A traditional and natural approach to your health and well-being
It is important to be have the opportunity to discuss acupuncture treatment and to ask questions before making an appointment. I now offer 15min free online video or phone calls. Don’t worry, if you can’t find a time that works for you please call or email. To book a discovery call Here is how to … Continue reading First time? Book a free online call with me
I am always looking for ways to improve my service for my patients. I have now made online booking available to you have the ease finding the best available appointment for you. Don’t worry, I am still available by phone and email so if you can’t find a time that works for you, get in touch. … Continue reading Online booking now available
I have introduced Jing, a Traditional Chinese Medicine self care app to my practice. Jing app is used to prescribe self-care programmes in the form of videos, audio recordings, articles and recipe cards. It allows a personalised plan to be put together based on the diagnosis and understanding of your condition. Resources include acupressure points, … Continue reading Jing App
The more I learn about the menstrual cycle, the more I am completely amazed by it. To a degree I feel a little cheated by the fact I wasn’t able to link the physiology, what happens on paper, with the personal, what happens to me, earlier. Biology classes for me were ok but having attended … Continue reading Periods are awesome [period]
Charlotte, has kindly given her time to answers some questions around her use of acupuncture while trying to concieve after miscarriage. Why did you come for acupuncture treatment? I was struggling with my fertility; over the previous 12 months I suffered two miscarriages at 10 weeks and 7 weeks (6 months apart), I had two … Continue reading Using acupuncture when trying to conceive after miscarriage
Congratulations Months have passed since finding a faint positive sign on a pregnancy test then going out to buy the digital one to clear up any confusion. You’ve tracked the development of your growing baby making comparisons with different fruit sizes. Blue berries and cherries where sweet, peaches were peachy but as you approach pineapple … Continue reading Preparing for labour. It’s a marathon not a sprint.
Interview The following interview is with Elizabeth M., a 22 years old Contract and Operations Administrator. What is you condition, how long have you had it and have you sort out any other treatments? I was diagnosed with polycystic ovarian syndrome, fibroids, adenomyosis and endometriosis in 2017. I have tried several different treatment options including … Continue reading chronic gynecological symptoms
Andreia H., a freelancer, has kindly given her time to answers some questions around her use of acupuncture to help manage painful and heavy periods. Why did you come for acupuncture treatment? To support me with anaemia, heavy bleeding and period pain, a condition I’ve had for many many years. What was your experience with … Continue reading Heavy painful periods
Chantal J. kindly agreed to share her experience of using acupuncture for endometriosis and natural fertility. Why did you come for acupuncture treatment? I had recently been diagnosed with stage three endometriosis after being referred to a gynaecologist for unexplained infertility. As surgery didn’t improve my painful symptoms I started to look for alternative treatment. … Continue reading Acupuncture for Endometriosis
I know I have been mentioning it quite a lot resently but I am really happy to be working with the Brilliant Birth Workshop. The first workshop is fast approaching, January 2017, and I wanted tell you more about it and specifically more about what ‘acupressure for pain relief in labour’ is. The workshop combines … Continue reading Brilliant Birth Workshops