Treatment

Stroke Recovery

Recovery after a stroke can take time and often requires a personalised rehabilitation approach. Acupuncture may be used alongside conventional medical care to support recovery, improve mobility and help manage symptoms during rehabilitation. Treatment is always tailored to your individual needs and stage of recovery.

Stroke Recovery

Conditions commonly treated

• Stroke rehabilitation
• Weakness following stroke
• Reduced mobility
• Muscle stiffness
• Altered sensation
• Difficulty with movement
• Post-stroke recovery

Potential benefits

Acupuncture may help:
• Support stroke rehabilitation
• Improve movement and mobility
• Reduce muscle stiffness
• Support coordination and balance
• Promote overall wellbeing during recovery
• Support the body's natural healing processes

Treatment process

Your first appointment includes a comprehensive consultation to understand your medical history, stroke recovery, current rehabilitation programme and personal goals. A personalised treatment plan is developed according to your individual presentation. Acupuncture is provided alongside—not as a replacement for—your existing medical care and rehabilitation.

Treatment support

Why consider acupuncture?

Traditional Chinese medicine focuses on supporting the body's natural recovery after illness. Acupuncture aims to restore balance, encourage healthy circulation and complement ongoing rehabilitation. Every treatment plan is personalised according to your symptoms, functional ability and recovery goals.

Patient guidance

Is this treatment suitable for me?

This treatment may be suitable for adults who:


• Are recovering from a stroke
• Experience weakness or reduced mobility
• Have muscle stiffness or altered sensation
• Are participating in rehabilitation programmes
• Wish to complement their existing medical care


If you are unsure whether acupuncture is suitable for you, please contact Maggie before booking.

If you are unsure whether acupuncture is appropriate for your condition, this can be discussed during your initial consultation.