Jane Eaglesham Acupuncture

Acupuncture in the Heart of Newcastle upon Tyne

Based at Dance City in the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne, I offer acupuncture treatments designed around you.Every appointment begins with time to understand your current health and concerns, allowing treatment to be tailored to your needs.I hold a BSc (Hons) in Acupuncture, having trained at the Northern College of Acupuncture, and I'm a fully insured practitioner and registered member of the Association of Acupuncture Clinicians (AAC), the British Acupuncture Federation and ACMAC (The Association of Community and Multibed Acupuncture Clinics).I am committed to providing safe, professional, evidence-informed acupuncture treatments.

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People often choose acupuncture during stressful, painful, or tiring periods of life, or as part of maintaining long-term wellbeing. Treatments are tailored to what is happening for you now, with a gentle and practical approach.Your first appointment includes a detailed consultation and acupuncture treatment. Follow-up sessions provide an opportunity to review progress, adapt the treatment where needed, and continue at a pace that feels right for you.People come to acupuncture for many different reasons. Some of the concerns I have treated in clinic include:

• Back pain and sciatica

• Neck and shoulder pain

• Joint pain and arthritis

• Sports injuries and muscle strains

• Headaches and migraines

• Jaw pain (TMJ dysfunction)

• Stress and anxiety

• Low mood

• Sleep problems and insomnia

• Fatigue and low energy

• Digestive concerns, including IBS

• Menstrual pain and irregular cycles

• Perimenopause and menopause symptoms

• Fertility support

• Pregnancy support

• Postnatal recovery

• Chronic pain

• Fibromyalgia

• Long COVID symptom support

• Allergies and hay fever

• Sinus congestion

• Facial pain and neuralgia

• Bell's palsy recovery support

• Tinnitus support

• General wellbeing and preventative care

Every person is different, so treatment is always tailored to your individual health concerns and goals.

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Not Sure Whether Acupuncture Is Right for You?

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Visit the clinic and meet me for a cuppa and a chat about how acupuncture can help :)Read about some of the most Frequently Asked Questions or email me for further information.Email:
[email protected]

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Prices & Opening Times

Costs
- Initial assessment & treatment (up to 90 mins) - £65
- Follow-up treatment (up to 60 mins) - £50
- Block of follow-up treatments x4 - £190
- Block of follow-up treatments x6 - £275
- 30-minute in-person consultation - Free*Block booking must be paid for in a single payment but treatments do not need to be booked in consecutive weeks.
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Special Offer
Auricular (Ear) Acupuncture (45 mins) - £20
Choose from either NADA (stress relief & relaxation) or Battlefield (pain relief) treatments.
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Gift Vouchers
Booking for someone else? Gift vouchers available here.
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Business Hours
Monday - 10.00-19.00
Tuesday - 17.30-20.30
Wednesday - 17.30-20.30
Thursday - 10.00-19.00
Friday - 9.30-13.00

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Contact

Address:
Dance City,
Temple Street,
Newcastle upon Tyne,
NE1 4BREmail:
[email protected]Text:
07814181722

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About MeHello! :)
My name is Jane and I’m a fully qualified acupuncturist based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. I'm a member of the Association of Acupuncture Clinicians (AAC), the Association of Community and Multibed Acupuncture Clinics (ACMAC) and the British Acupuncture Federation (BAF).Following successful acupuncture treatments in 2016, I followed up my growing interest in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) by enrolling on the BSc Acupuncture degree at the Northern College of Acupuncture (NCA) in York where I graduated with honours in 2022.Since graduating and establishing my practice, I've worked from a number of well-established organisations across the North East, including ReCoCo, Alice House Hospice and Shanti Bee, before finding my permanent home at Dance City in April 2025. Over the years I've supported people with a wide range of health concerns, with a particular interest in neurological and stress-related conditions, fertility and women's health.As a neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ practitioner, I understand that healthcare isn't a one-size-fits-all experience. Creating a welcoming, inclusive and accessible practice is important to me, whether that's providing a fully wheelchair-accessible clinic, creating an affirming space for neurodivergent, LGBTQIA+ and Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) communities, or exploring ways to reduce financial barriers through community acupuncture and affordable drop-in sessions. I'm passionate about making the benefits of acupuncture and Chinese medicine available to as many people as possible, both within the clinic and out in the wider community.

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Frequently Asked Questions about AcupunctureHow Does Acupuncture Work?Acupuncture channels are energetic pathways that run throughout the body creating links between the organs, bones and tendons. They contain energy known as Qi (pronounced Chee).When Qi gets blocked or becomes stagnant, it can cause complications which affects both physical and emotional well-being. Acupuncture points are small areas under your skin where Qi gathers, creating energetic pools that are accessible with acupuncture needles.What Does Acupuncture Treat?Whereas the focus of Western medicine is to treat symptoms associated with a particular illness, acupuncture treats the person and not the disease. What this means is that each person experiences a unique set of circumstances that contribute to the relative state of disease and wellness. Each treatment is fine-tuned to treat every individual in the specific way that they need to be treated, based on the signs, symptoms, and circumstances they display.Based on this perspective, acupuncture can treat anything from pain to emotional disorders to hormonal imbalances by tailoring each treatment in a way that will benefit the fundamental capacity for health unique to each person.Do I Have to Be Sick in Order to Receive Acupuncture?Acupuncture does not only treat disease, but also treats the mind, body, and spirit of each person by enhancing digestion, relaxation, sleep, circulation, and psycho-emotional processes. Acupuncture is a highly effective form of preventive medicine through its ability to promote and maintain homeostasis.Does It Hurt? Is It Sterile?Acupuncture needles are as thin as a strand of hair. They are sterile, individually packaged and disposed of after each treatment. The sensations a person may feel upon insertion range from barely noticeable to a slight pinch. Acupuncture typically does not hurt and tends to promote a very comfortable, relaxed state in most people.How Many Times Do I Have to Come for Treatment?
Acute issues may resolve within just a few treatments, while chronic conditions tend to take longer to treat. Chinese medicine regards states of health and disease as unique to each person, tailoring treatment guidelines toward individual differences in response to treatment. It is recommended to initially commit to 6 sessions to evaluate efficacy and reassess treatment goals. It is important to allow however much time is needed to achieve your optimal healing.How Long Does a Treatment Take?The first appointment consists of an initial assessment and a treatment that can last up to one and a half hours. This will include taking your history, listening to your concerns, and answering your questions, as well as the formulation of a comprehensive mind-body-spirit assessment and diagnosis. Follow-up appointments include a shorter intake and treatment.

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