Traditional acupuncture
Ultra-fine sterile needles restore the free flow of Qi, rebalancing the body from within.
Traditional Chinese acupuncture · Wolverhampton
Restoring balance
to mind & body
Individual, whole-person acupuncture with Jude — a BAcC-registered practitioner who spent over 20 years in health care, including with NHS nursing teams.
- BAcC registered
- PSA accredited
- Evening appointments
BSc (Hons) AcupunctureNorthern College of Acupuncture
20+ years in health careIncluding NHS nursing teams
Free parkingOpen until 7pm, Tuesday–Friday
Treatments
Gentle, traditional care,
tailored to you
Every session begins with a conversation. Treatments can be combined, and all needles are sterile and single-use.
All treatments & prices
Electroacupuncture
Gentle electrical pulses through the needles add stimulation to support natural recovery.
Fire cupping
Heated glass cups create gentle suction, drawing blood flow to release muscle tension.
Gua sha
A smooth-edged tool gently scrapes the skin to improve circulation and ease tight muscles.
The Five Point Pause
When was the last time you gave yourself permission to do absolutely nothing?
The Five Point Pause is your opportunity to step away from the busyness of everyday life, get comfortable and enjoy 40 minutes of peace and quiet.
£50 per session · Introductory offer £40
Meet your acupuncturist
Hi, I’m Jude.
My name is Judith, but my patients all call me Jude. I spent over 20 years working in health care — including with NHS nursing teams — before training in remedial and sports massage, and then Chinese medicine.
I graduated from the Northern College of Acupuncture in 2024 with a BSc (Hons), and have since trained in YNSA scalp acupuncture, electroacupuncture for endometriosis and Dr Tan’s balance method.
- Member of the BAcC
- PSA accredited
- BSc (Hons) Acupuncture
Your first visit
What to expect
Your first appointment is unhurried, so we can understand the whole picture.
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A conversation
We talk through your health, history and goals. As is traditional in Chinese medicine, I’ll also look at your tongue and take your pulse.
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Your treatment
Fine, sterile, single-use needles are placed at selected points. Many people find the experience deeply relaxing.
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A plan together
We agree how often to meet and what to notice between sessions, so you always know what comes next.
How acupuncture may help
Common reasons people come to see me
Acupuncture looks at the whole person, so the reason you first visit is just the starting point. Not sure whether it’s right for you? Call or message — I’m happy to talk it through.
Pain & tension
- Back & neck pain
- Sciatica
- Migraines & headaches
Women’s health
- Menstrual health
- Menopause
- Fertility support
Mind & sleep
- Stress & anxiety
- Insomnia & poor sleep
Digestion & energy
- Digestive issues
- Low energy
Patient stories
In my patients’ words
Jude is a very caring professional… I have maintained a stable mood for over 6 months now, something I hadn’t managed for over 20 years.
My chest is so much better. I would highly recommend a consultation with Jude to improve your health as a whole, as it’s a person centred approach.
Very knowledgeable and excellent treatment.
Prices
Simple, transparent pricing
Initial Acupuncture Consultation
Approximately 90 minutes to 2 hours
£75
- Comprehensive consultation
- Your health and medical history
- A short acupuncture treatment
Follow-Up Acupuncture
Up to 60 minutes
£50
- Progress review
- Acupuncture tailored to you
- Around 20 minutes to rest with the needles in
- Additional therapeutic techniques where appropriate
The Five Point Pause
40 minutes
£50
Introductory offer: £40 for your first session
- Five fine needles in each ear
- No need to undress
- Brief health and safety check
Also available Therapeutic massage · 60 minutes · £90
FAQs
Questions, answered
Can’t see your question? Call or WhatsApp 07757 495 617, or email chikiacupuncture@gmail.com.
Does acupuncture hurt?
Acupuncture needles are very fine — far thinner than those used for injections. Most people feel a brief tingle or a dull ache, followed by a sense of calm.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on you and what you’d like help with. We’ll agree a plan at your first visit and review it as we go.
What should I wear?
Loose, comfortable clothing that can be rolled up above the knee and elbow.
Can I have acupuncture alongside other treatment?
Yes. Acupuncture can sit alongside care from your GP — please keep taking any prescribed medication and let me know what you’re taking.
Do you offer evening appointments?
Yes — I’m open until 7pm, Tuesday to Friday. Call or send a WhatsApp message to find a time that suits you.
Book & visit
Book your first appointment
Call, send a WhatsApp message or email — whichever suits you.
- Wolverhampton WV4 5QP
- chikiacupuncture@gmail.com
- Tuesday–Friday, 10am–7pm
- Free parking