Mark Fielding Acupuncture
News Release by Tenpasteight (Media & Public Relations)
Making a Change for the Better
Mark
Fielding described his lifestyle change. He said: “A typical week would
see me fly off from Teesside to Heathrow airport very early on a Monday
morning, spend four ridiculously busy days in London and the South East
and, if I was lucky, try and get back to spend the weekend with my
family.”
“A
lot of my former work colleagues were going down like ninepins, simply due
to the hectic lifestyle and sheer pressure of work. It got to the stage
where I was haring around various motorways at 80mph while trying to eat a
sandwich at the same time.”
“One
day I just thought ‘hang on a minute’, and decided to make a
change.”
Mark
first discovered the benefits of acupuncture as a patient and decided to
find out more. He subsequently completed an extensive four-year course in
acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) at the Northern College
of Acupuncture in York, and became a member of the British Acupuncture
Council (BAcC).
Now,
less than a year after setting up his first clinic, he has over 100
regular clients. Over 70% are women of all ages.
Mark
said: “The treatments I offer really help to relieve muscle pains,
stress, tension headaches, migraines and many other conditions as part of
a holistic approach to a person’s individual well-being.”
“I
know the difference that acupuncture made to my own life. I now have a
fantastic work/life balance, great job satisfaction, and I look forward to
every day.”
Mark
holds regular clinics in Linthorpe (Middlesbrough) and Saltburn, with free
initial consultations available for new patients.
For
further information, call 01642 888755 or 01287 281053, or alternatively
visit Mark's website, at : www.markfielding.com
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Editor’s
notes:
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Acupuncture is an ancient system of healing which has been practised in China and other Eastern countries, the earliest books being written over 4,500 years ago. Although often described as a means of pain relief, it is in fact used to treat people with a wide range of illnesses. Its focus is on improving the holistic and overall well-being of the patient, rather than the isolated treatment of specific symptoms.
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The British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) requires members to have a thorough knowledge of western medical science and traditional acupuncture, and to have demonstrated professional and clinical expertise. Appropriate qualifications from a recognised acupuncture college are essential.
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Attn: News / Features
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Subject: Mark Fielding, acupuncturist
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Issued by: Rob O’Connor
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Tel: 0779 0585 396
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Email: rob@tenpasteight.co.uk
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Date: 2/05/07
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Tenpasteight ref: wh032