Community Acupuncture offers gentle, ethical and affordable solutions to pain, stress and illness.
Acupuncture can treat a very broad range of conditions, from the physical to the mental-emotional.
As ELM we are a collective of Licensed and insured acupuncturist, working in equity and within our community. Our focus is on low cost treatment for those on Universal Credit and affordable treatment for all others.
If you book a Universal Credit slot, you may be asked for proof you are receiving Universal Credit payments, so please do bring the appropriate documentation with you.
About your ELM practitioners:
Linda Cremin - ‘I studied Eastern Medicine and Acupuncture at The London City College of Chinese Medicine and am a member of the Association of Acupuncture Clinicians (AAC). I specialize in Acupuncture and Tui Na Chinese Medical Massage, focusing on restoring Qi balance to support healing.
Passionate about women’s health, I have witnessed the benefits of acupuncture in my own life and work. I also lead women’s circles and belly dance classes to promote well-being and fertility.
With over 20 years in mental health, I specialize in Auricular Acupuncture for addiction and trauma. As a Reiki Master, Crystal Healing Therapist, and Sound Healer, I integrate energy work, sound healing, and shamanic practices to restore harmony and balance.’
Litha Rose - ‘My name is Litha Rose Brucia and I am a shamanic therapist and Chinese Medicine practitioner. I've received a diploma for Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine from Yang Sheng Academy and I am a member of The Acupuncture Society.
I am passionate about Chinese Medicine because it carries ancient wisdom to assist us in restoring balance and vitality, coming into rhythm with the seasons and harmony with nature and coming into full self-expression.
I am happy to be sharing the wonderful benefits of acupuncture treatments, which stimulate points on the body to promote flow, balance and self-healing, as well as Chinese Medicine wisdom-based lifestyle tips (also known as Yang Sheng) to promote wellbeing at East London Multibed (ELM).
I also serve the East London community by hosting women's circles and tea meditations to offer stillness, connection and presence in this busy world we live in.
Danya Dulpers - ‘My acupuncture practice is centred on treating the individual rather than simply addressing symptoms. I am particularly interested in the relationship between emotional wellbeing and physical health, recognising how factors such as stress, sleep and lifestyle can influence pain, recovery and overall wellbeing. Every treatment is tailored to the individual, supporting the body's natural healing processes.
Alongside my clinical practice, I am committed to ongoing professional development and am currently undertaking further training in Osteopathy, continuing to deepen her understanding of anatomy, movement and whole person care.’
Contact: If you have any questions regarding this session, please email programming@stmargaretshouse.org.uk
Venue: The Canvas at St Margaret’s House, 27 Old Ford Road, London, E2 9PJ
Access: If you have any access needs of which we should be aware, please let us know. Entry to The Canvas is step-free, but the toilet is not accessible. If you require access to an accessible toilet, please get in touch with us on 020 8980 2092 or email programming@stmargaretshouse.org.uk so we can arrange this for you.
Dates: Wednesdays (no sessions on 19 and 26 August)
Time: 10am-1pm
Tickets:
In receipt of Universal Credit – £15
Standard (covers most of our costs) – I am employed, have some expendable income, and manage to meet my basic needs - £30