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Sylvie
Perera, MBAcC, Lic.Ac, MRCHM,
Lic.O.H.M., BSc Acupuncture (Hons), PGDip Oriental Herbal Medicine,
BSc Psychology (Hons), MSc Ergonomics
Sylvie's
interests in psychology, yoga and meditation have enhanced her own
self discovery and empathy. She has a special interest in enabling
people to move through the process
of bereavement. Her research is applied to help people
cope with the overwhelming effects of loss, and release emotional
and behavioural patterns.
During the bereavement process a variety
of complaints arise so a wide range of conditions are treated and
Sylvie's unique perpective fosters balance and serenity. Fatigue
is another area in which she applies her skills to effectively increase
and maintain vitality.
Sylvie spent a summer studying Acupuncture
Theory and Clinical Internship at Hangzhou Hospital of Traditional
Chinese Medicine in China. She has completed a post-graduate diploma
in Oriental Herbal Medicine, whilst also working with Giovanni Maciocia
a renowned author of modern Chinese medical books. She is currently
teaching students acupuncture point locations.
Sylvie also practices in Southgate,
North London and volunteers at the Nightingale Community Hospice
Trust for people who have been touched by cancer. For more information
see: www.acuessence.co.uk
or email: sylvie@tcmspace.com
"I
contacted Sylvie to see if acupuncture could help with my feelings
of anxiety and nausea and help rebalance my menstrual cycle after
many years on the pill. After 6 treatments I felt a positive change
in mind and body and now feel much more aware of my feelings and
reactions and able to understand my emotions. Sylvie's caring and
professional approach made me feel at ease and comfortable. Her
obvious passion for her work gave me confidence in her suggestions
and recommendations. I would like to thank Sylvie for all her help
and would not hesitate to contact her for future treatments."
Heather, West Drayton
"After trying
sports massage and osteopathy to cure a shoulder injury, I decided
to place my hope in acupuncture. After several treatments including
cupping and heat treatment (moxa) as well as acupuncture, appreciable
and consistent improvements have been made and that hope has now
become faith. Sylvie not only carries a great knowledge of her work
but also a great enthusiasm, which makes treatment enjoyable as
well as very effective."
Galahad, Essex
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