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Following a
successful visit to the Six Senses Spa at Soneva Fushi in the Maldives last year, acupuncturist Maureen Cromey
is to return for another month-long series from 24 January until 24 February
2005.
Acupuncture was first introduced to Soneva Fushi several years ago, then again last year for a limited period, by Maureen, to
augment the range of therapies available at the Six Senses Spa. It was chosen because, although it is a mainstream therapy
accepted in many hospitals and general practices, it has unique properties.
During Maureen’s previous visit, guests
discovered that they could apply acupuncture to treat problems which they had not had time to address previously, or that they were unaware could be helped. One or two weeks is ample time in the relaxed environment to make changes and when
necessary, advise on further treatments which would be of benefit after returning home.
Some guests used it to simply boost low energy and tiredness, enhancing the positive effects of the environment. After
treatment courses, guests regularly remarked that they felt so well, their holiday seemed much longer than it really had been.
Maureen credentials include B.Sc.(Hons), Dip.Ac.(China), MBAcC, Dip.(SCHM), RCHM. She is also a member of The British
Acupuncture Council and The Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine.
After training in London during the early 1980’s Maureen lived and worked in a traditional hospital in Guangzhou, China. She
studied advanced acupuncture and gained extensive and intensive experience within a busy traditional Chinese medicine
hospital clinic. During her stay she also studied Qi Gong and Chinese medical massage.
Maureen returned to Guangzhou in 1992 to complete her studies in Chinese herbal medicine and to gain further specialist
clinical experience in herbal medicine and acupuncture.
In 1988, Maureen established her own acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine practice. She continues to be the owner and
director of Clinic 251 in West London where she practices and directs a team of other practitioners.
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