This year we’ve changed the style of venue, which means we don’t have accommodation available on site. However, Manchester has a plethora of different options available to you. The city is also extremely well connected, with excellent bus, tram and train routes available to get you to and from the venue. There are also car […]
St Luke’s Therapy Centre, Stroud, has a room available for hire on Mondays for an acupuncture practitioner. Join our friendly community of practitioners in our busy centre in a purpose built building. Please contact Vicky on 01453 763755 weekday mornings.
Treatment room available to let in a busy, well established Herbal Medicine Clinic in Chiswick, West London. Benefits include; On-street pay and display parking directly outside the premises, three minute walk from Turnham Green tube station, fully furnished, adjacent WC, patient waiting area, reception staff, herbal teas for practitioners and clients, direct advertising to passing footfall […]
As many will recall, Dragon’s Den recently featured a contestant with a proposal for an ear seed business. This caused considerable controversy as it appeared to create the impression that ear-seeds could be used as a standalone for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), also known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). During this period the BAcC was in […]
Our present CEO, Jennifer Norton, will leave the BAcC mid-April this year to take up a new CEO role at the British Psychoanalytical Society. The Board has had an in-depth discussion on what the organisation’s need is to replace the vacancy created, and we are also listening to members’ suggestions, concerns and input. The Articles […]
Did you miss out on the conference last year? Was there a session or day that you were really interested in? Whilst free access is being given exclusively to delegates, for the next year, any member who would like earlier access can now purchase passes to the recordings. If you’re interested in any passes, please […]
Deborah Ross’s article, published by The Times on 8 February 2024, What to say, and what not to say, to someone with cancer suggests one of the things you should not say is: ‘I know a great homeopath/acupuncturist …’ Moreover, she writes ‘I beg you to bite your tongue — hard — if you are […]
Saturday 10 February is Chinese New Year. This year we celebrate the Year of the Wood Dragon. To celebrate, the BAcC staff have created a little pop quiz for our members. We’ll test your knowledge on all things Chinese medicine, Chinese philosophy and have even throw in some Acu. trivia too. Best of luck. Scroll […]
I am an ICOM student based in Sussex. When qualified, I’m interested in working alongside a long-standing BAcC Member who is keen to have an intern working with and alongside them. I am currently in a regular clinic setting at ICOM but once qualified, I would like to be guided, supported and learn from someone […]
On the 29 and 30 June the two communities of the British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) and the Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine (RCHM), along with a stellar lineup of speakers, will descend on Manchester for a first-of-its-kind event. A fantastic opportunity to reconnect with the heart of our medicine. Acupuncture and herbal medicine meet at […]
