York's Nada Clinic

£25 only, that’s a huge 50% discount

Extremely helpful for students, menopausal ladies and hormonal cancer patients suffering from hot flushes

It can also help PTSD sufferers feel more regulated

what is the NADA protocol?

NADA stands for National Acupuncture Detoxification Association and it is a safe protocol which involves the gentle placement of up to five small, sterilised, very thin, disposable needles into specific points on each ear; no electrical stimulation is used.

NADA can help reduce the frequency and intensity of hormonal cancer patients under conventional treatment suffering from hot flashes – aid relaxation – reduce anxiety – reduce substance/alcohol/food cravings – improve insomnia.

To know more, you can visit NADA’s official website.

Read this 15-year study

how i came across NADA

During my Chinese Medicine & Acupuncture degree studies at the Northern College of Acupuncture (NCA) York, we visited James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough, where they have a dedicated building, the Trinity Holistic Centre, where the NADA protocol is used to successfully help hormonal cancer patients reduce the side effects of the orthodox treatment. There is plenty of research and clinical evidence that proves that NADA’s auricular acupuncture is effective for hot flashes, for both menopausal women and cancer patients, as well as for recovering addicts, depression, anxiety and insomnia sufferers.

The experience was truly eye-opening and inspiring to see that the NHS is calling upon ancient but still relevant and effective medicine modalities to help cancer patients with such success.

The patients sit on comfy chairs, in a circle, which I found had an added therapeutic effect as they get to chat and share their personal story if they feel like it. I found the whole idea absolutely wonderful and from that moment I knee I wanted to offer the NADA protocol at reduced rates to help my closest community. – Ana Guerrero.

every Monday 10:00 - 12:00
at York St John's University's Communities Centre

Our groups are small and the receivers are sat on chairs, clothed, with a throw over the legs to keep warm and cosy for 30-45 minutes that the procedure lasts.
It is all carried out following the health and safety, cleanliness and disinfection procedures and regulations by the Association of Acupuncture Clinicians , City of York Council and the British Acupuncture Federation, my creditors.
A guided meditation is included so that you can have a meaningful experience altogether. One that will help you achieve a deeper sense of wellbeing within and obtain longer-lasting benefits.
Weekly attendance is necessary to obtain quantifiable results.
An initial health screening is done and a Welcome Pack is emailed to you before your first session, with everything you need and want to know.
A minimum of 6 sessions is highly recommended, that's a 6-week treatment that can give you that zen boost you so need to create the positive changes you've been thinking of implementing but always been too stressed to even plan anything and make them happen. Or it could just help you manage a difficult situation at work, at home or at school.