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Clinical experience for Qualified Practitioners from Western, Modern and Traditional Acupuncture styles who wish to develope their skills in a teaching clinic environment supervised by Paul Robin head of TCM at the College of Chinese Medicine Harley Street London.

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The Teaching Clinic of The College of Chinese Medicine enables patients to be treated with Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine for a reduced fee by graduate acupuncturists supervised by experienced practitioners. Also clinic practitioners can bring their friends and patients for supervised treatments in order to to develop their practical understanding and application of TCM therapies in a real working clinical setting. This is invaluable to newly qualified acupuncture practitioners who feel that they understand the theory well, but need more experience to be able to apply their knowlege in a more practical way.

Paul has twenty five year experience practicing and teaching, he wishes to give the benifit of his years of clinical practice to upcoming practitioners who are thirsty to learn the Authenitic Chinese Style application or TCM which Paul specializes in.

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Clinical Course Fees

Fee for attendance of clinical course day £50.

Subsidised Treatment Fees

Clincal course attendees may bring friends, family or patients at reduced treatment fees from £25 also this is open to members of the public who seek subsidised treatment.

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If you would like to arrange an appointment as a patient or wish to attend a clinical course day then

please call or email Paul on:

Tel: 0773 4668 402
Email: acupuncturesocietyuk@yahoo.co.uk


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Paul Robin FAcS MPCHM MCAA

Head of the College of Chinese Medicine TCM faculty Chairman of the Acupuncture Society

Paul Robin has been teaching and practicing Traditional Chinese medicine for over 20 years. He was trained in the Fook Sang style by Dr Ac Bernard Kai Lam Lee (who was a TCM specialist brought over from China by the British Acupuncture Association) and qualified in 1987. Paul was Dr Lees full time apprentice and assistant for 9 years during which time he conducted research and lectured at the Fook Sang courses held at Imperial College and was President of the Fook Sang Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Practitioners Association.

In 1994 Paul founded the College of Chinese Medicine and some years later founded the Acupuncture Society in order to establish Chinese style Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine in the UK.

Paul specializes in Spinal, Traditional and Chinese Medical Style Deep Needling Acupuncture, Authentic Chinese Needle manipulation techniques Traditional Chinese Diagnosis and complex Chinese Herbal formulations.

He represents the Acupuncture Society in the Acupuncture Stakeholders Group which is working with leading members of the profession toward the future regulation of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine and preparing for the professions inclusion into the NHS.

Paul lectures at the College of Chinese Medicine and is also a specialist TCM consultant at the Clinic of the College of Chinese Medicine Teaching Clinic at 1 Harley Street.Central London

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If you wish to have a private consultation directly from one of the senior qualified practitioners, the fees are £50 inclusive for Acupuncture & Chinese herbal medicine.

North London Finchley area:

Paul Brecher BA FAcS MPCHM Principal of the College - 0753 4493 888

Chiswick area:

Dragomir Lubomirov FAcS MPCHM Vice Principal - 07976253682

Harley Street W1 area:

Paul Robin FAcS MPCHM 1 Harley Street Acupuncture Clinic - 0773 4668 402

Patients are first asked questions about their medical history and their current condition. They are then diagnosed using Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostic Methods. This involves observing the eyes, face and tongue and the taking of the pulse on the radial artery of the wrist. The appropriate acupuncture points are then chosen.  The needles are inserted by the students under the supervision of the tutors. If it is relevant to the patients condition then Chinese herbal medicine may be prescribed.

About the College

The College of Chinese Medicine was established in 1994 to promote the development and education of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and to further develop its professional standing and integration into modern western medical practice.