Nick Williamson Acupuncture

Many people find that acupuncture helps. You could be one of them too.

I run an NHS acupuncture practice treating patients in the pain clinic at King's College Hospital in Camberwell (referrals strictly via the King's Pain Clinic Consultant Physicians).

My private practice is in East Dulwich and self-referrals are welcome. My private patients come for many reasons related to their well-being, not just for help with painful conditions.

Call me for an informal discussion or to arrange a free no-commitment consultation to find out if acupuncture may help you. Phone 07986 433 960.

I originally trained as a nurse and have worked for over fifteen years as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Pain Management, currently at King's College Hospital in South East London. I began using acupuncture needling techniques in 1996 having completed a course for western medical professionals.

I then undertook a three-year training in Chinese medicine and acupuncture at the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine (CICM) in Reading. I graduated from CICM in 2002 and went on to complete post-graduate studies in acupuncture at the Zhejiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Hangzhou, China in 2004. My training in Tuina (Chinese Therapeutic Massage) was under a visiting Tuina consultant from China, Dr Yen, at the Asante Academy in London during 2005.

From 2002 until 2010 I was a member of staff at CICM in Reading, teaching student acupuncturists. I have a Master's degree in Chinese medicine from the University of Westminster.

I have full membership of the British Acupuncture Council, the main regulatory body for acupuncture in the UK.