Helen Fielding

Time has passed swiftly. In 1980, I realised I wanted to study Chinese medicine as a result of learning taiji qian (tai chi) from my teens. I then qualified in Acupuncture in 1984 and have been in practice ever since.

In common with many acupuncturists of my generation, I undertook much postgraduate study as more aspects of Chinese medicine became available in the West. This included courses in specialist subjects such as women’s reproductive health, supporting pregnancy, early work in assisted fertility, respiratory conditions, muscular skeletal disorders, stems and branches and how to understand autoimmune disease.

I initially studied European herbs and was then fortunate to study Chinese Herbal Medicine when it was first taught in Britain at the end of the 1980s. The clinical aspect was certainly enlivened by volunteering for a year at the first herbal dispensary in Britain in Central London’s Soho, deep within the Chinese community.

I have been involved in teaching most of my working life. This includes on acupuncture, herbal medicine, and clinical supervision.

Most acupuncturists are generalists by the inclusive nature of the tradition. However, I do retain a special interest in women’s health issues and fertility, muscular-skeletal dysfunction and finding a solution to unexplained pain. All of these are excellent subjects for Chinese Medicine. Thankfully, I still practice taiji most days.

Availability & Fees

Thursdays 9:00am to 6:00pm
Fridays 9.00am to 1.00pm

Acupuncture 
– Initial online consultation and inclinic appointment: £95
– Follow ups: £75 for 45 minutes

Chinese Herbs
– Online herb consultation: £75 for 45 minutes
– Follow up online sessions: £60 for 45 minutes

Helen may recommend a prescription of Chinese herbs to support your treatment which will be at an additional charge.  These costs will vary which Helen can discuss with you.

Bookings

Please call the Alma Vale Centre direct on 0117 377 1186 or e-mail [email protected] to book an appointment.

Cancellation policy: 50% fee if cancelled with less than 48 hours / 2 working days notice; full fee if no notice given.

Qualifications

  • Licentiate Acupuncture (1984)
  • Member of British Acupuncture Council
  • Diploma of Chinese Herbal Medicine (1991)
  • Membership of the Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine

Having received acupuncture over the past 30 years from a number of practitioners I feel confident in placing Helen among the most qualified, professional and competent, not to mention having a big heart.

Anonymous

Helen Fielding has helped me enormously through the years. She treated me with both acupuncture and herbs through my infertility problems and during IVF, which resulted in the birth of my son. Not only is she a great acupuncturist, but her warmth and compassion made such a difficult time much easier to deal with.

S.C. (South Wales)

Acupuncture & Chinese Herbs Success Stories

Having received treatment from many different acupuncture practitioners over the years, I can confidently say that both Helen and Jill are up there with the best.

Their long experience and their knowledge of the two major theoretical approaches in Chinese medicine, including the use of herbs, makes them quite possibly the best in Bristol.
– F.V. (Therapist)

Helen kept me sane.
– M.J.B. (London SE1)

Helen was my first acupuncturist. She has supported me through redundancy, retraining and flight from the rat-race – I’m now an acupuncturist myself – and I still have ‘MOT’ treatments from Helen.
– S.B. (Surrey)

I have been seeing Helen Fielding for many years now and I keep coming back due to the amazing results I always see every session. The treatment she applies to my body is in total response to what is most effective for it specifically – no more, no less -bringing about very positive results. I feel very safe in Helen’s capable hands; in fact I’m immensely grateful I have found her.

She has been a life-saver on many occasions for me.
– J.B. (Bristol)

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