Acupuncturists in
Warwickshire

Visionaries, past and present, know that we must look beyond the symptom in order to effect true healing. Many of the therapies available here aim to do just that and to address the underlying cause of a condition. In doing this, your true potential is given a chance to come to the fore and you have the opportunity to live a more fulfilling life.

We are a multi bed clinic based in the heart of Rugby with easy access on foot from the town centre, available parking and close to local bus services. Our aim is to provide high quality acupuncture treatment that is affordable for as many people as possible in the local community, serving Rugby, Coventry, Southam, Daventry, Northampton and Lutterworth.

ReCoop Health's Owner Rachel Cooper has been nominated as a finalist for Business Person of the Year 2013 in the Pride of Hinckley and Nuneaton Awards. This award recognises individuals with entrepreneurial spirit and who contribute to the community of Hinckley and Nuneaton.

The Five Element approach is used at Kenilworth Acupuncture. This gentle style of acupuncture is an ancient art which treats according to natural rhythms. It seeks to restore balance both at a physical and emotional level.

Many people come for acupuncture treatment including children, pregnant women and the elderly. Some people seek relief from specific aches and pains or for common health problems. Others choose acupuncture when they have no obvious western medical diagnosis or simply find treatment is beneficial and relaxing for them.

Born in China, the homeland of Acupuncture, I am deeply interested in the natural holistic philosophy and amazing effects of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). This has led to my enthusiasm in natural and holistic health care. I have spent more than 20 years working in this field.

In this website the Acupuncture that I refer to is called Traditional Acupuncture - The theoretical base of Traditional Acupuncture Medicine developed in China, Korea and Japan over 2000 years ago and is still practiced in hospitals all over the Far East today. Training is a 3 year full time course and a commitment to continuing courses for professional development.