Traditional Acupuncture
Michael Clements MA. Lic. Ac.
Plymouth Launceston Callington
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After 40 years in existence, the Castle Street Clinic. 1a, Castle Street is closing from May 2025.
Fortunately, I have been offered a room at Elmslea Care Home , 34 Dunheved Road, Launceston, Cornwall, PL15 9JQ , by my friends who run the home .
The room is at the front of the building with easy access and parking in Dunheved Road is free .
If you need to drop off anyone then park outside the small gate leading up the path to the main door.
I will be keeping the Castle Street Clinic name for Google purposes.
The best way to approach the new venue is to come out of Launceston towards the A30. Just past the ASDA garage are some traffic lights. Turn left here and then around to your right then around to your left into Dunheved Fields. You will approach Dunheved Road at the top end near the Leisure centre. Turn left into Dunheved Road and the house is on the left.
Otherwise from the town, come past bus station, multi storey car park, past the old police station and turn into Dunheved Road around to your left.
Please do not park in the drives of the house or block across them as they are frequently in use.
Any problems please phone me on 07711834845.
Thank you
Michael
Michael Clements is a Registered Acupuncturist and member of the British Acupuncture Council.
Michael developed an interest in Acupuncture whilst doing post-graduate research at the School of Oriental and African Studies. He is trained in both 5 Element Acupuncture (College of Traditional Acupuncture, Leamington Spa) and TCM Acupuncture (College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, Reading). He began practising in SE London and Sevenoaks in 1993 before moving to the West Country in 2001.
Michael is also qualified in Auricular (ear) Acupuncture for substance misuse and Facial Revitalisation Acupuncture. He has worked on a voluntary basis at the Recovery Club for stroke patients, Queen Mary Hospital, Sidcup and at present at the Elmslea Rehabilitation Centre for the mentally affected in Launceston. He runs regular clinics in Plymouth, Launceston and Callington.
Michael feels it is important to get the message across that Traditional Acupuncture is a part of a system of medicine designed and developed to treat a wide variety of symptoms and conditions. He is pleased that Acupuncture has gained greater recognition and credibility in the West in recent years.
Michael is a member of the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC), the Association of Teachers and Lecturers and Backcare (The National Back Pain Association). The British Acupuncture Council can be contacted via their website www.acupuncture.org.uk
