Ranelagh Acupuncture & Homeopath Clinic
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Erin O'Sullivan is an Acupuncturist and a Medical Massage Therapist. Her training in TCM and Pathology is extensive, as a graduate of 4 colleges, including the Swedish Institute of Health Sciences. Erin has had long personal experience with orthopaedic and sports injuries, surgery, and chronic pain management. Her related interests include Shiatsu, Martial Arts, Qi Gong, TCM Food Therapy, and Medical Massage for Animals.
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Su Pin Chen is the Founder and Director of Shanghai Acupuncture College Ireland. She is one of the longest established, most well-known, and successful Acupuncturists in Ireland. She has been in practice in Dublin since 1983, bringing excellent experience and knowledge in all areas of Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine. Dr. Chen studied Western Medicine in 1970, and Acupuncture and TCM at Zhong Hospital, the teaching hospital of Shanghai No. 1 Medical University, and at China's Channels and Collaterals Institute.
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Ranelagh Acupuncture Clinic welcomes you to our new office, located in the centre of Ranelagh
Village. We are happy to meet new patients and discuss which therapies may suit you best. Consultation is provided during your appointment and requires in-office evaluation. Please drop in to ask questions, schedule appointments, or get in touch with us on social media, by phone, text or email.
Our Acupuncturists, Su Pin Chen and Erin O'Sullivan, practice Five Element Acupuncture, a
holistic system of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Both are members of the Acupuncture Council
of Ireland, in compliance with the highest levels of training quality and safety and are approved
by Irish health insurance providers offering Acupuncture treatment benefits.
Consultation is included in the fee for treatment and requires in-office examination. It is therefore not possible to provide phone consultations. There is a fee for consultation without treatment.
