Fertility, Pregnancy, Menopause

Post Natal Services

 Post-Natal Sessions

Traditional Chinese Medicine refers to the Golden month which is a time period 30 days postpartum.  

During this phase, new momma will be busy loving and feeding and nurturing her precious little baby, but who is looking after mom? After I had my identical twin girls, my own mother used to call over and make eggs on toast and soup for me and insist that I eat even when I wasn’t feeling very hungry, eating nutrient-dense easily digestible, warming blood building foods such as stews, soups, root veg to regain energy and strength is so essential for new mothers.

Who is helping you during the Golden month and how can you prepare in advance to make life easier ?


What we can offer post-partum.

  • ‘Mother warming’ Moxabustion

  • Reiki , Massage & Acupuncture

  • Nutritional and self-care Advice

  • A Coaching Session to support mum emotionally

Mother Warming.

A particular Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment, known as “Mother Warming” is a wonderful Moxabustion treatment administered around 1 week after birth provided there are no scars in the abdomen.  

This treatment warms the channels in the abdomen and the lower back and sacrum, this generates a lovely feeling of warmth wellbeing and strength in the mother.  Realistically, this isn’t suitable post-c-section at this early stage but there is much that Chinese Medicine can offer post- section when the mother herself is ready both emotionally and physically.

I often see women for post-natal Massage and Acupuncture combination sessions after 6 weeks. This is a good time to get relief from post-delivery muscular tension and weakness and alleviate common shoulder and neck pain.  Many women feel as though they need to straight back at it at this stage but actually, it can take much longer to feel back to normal due to continued tiredness, physical weakness, and feelings of overwhelm due to hormonal changes and lack of sleep.  In many cases, I feel that it may 3 months to recover from both being pregnant and giving birth.

new baby saying  - hello world!