About the company

Bo Pan (XiaoBo Pan, LicAc, MBAcC) is a fully qualified acupuncturist at Oxford. In the treatment she uses channel palpation and pulse and tongue diagnosis to detect abnormal changes and energy blocks, and emphasises on whole body energy balance by applying Traditional Chinese Medicine and Five Element theory. She uses gentle manual technique to release muscle tension in the treatment of neck, shoulder and back pain. Bo holds a BSc (Hons) from the renowned College of Integrated Chinese Medicine in Reading. She has also taken further study trips to China and taken Chinese Medicine courses from master practitioners in China. She is a member of British Acupuncture Council (BAcC), fully insured, and practice in Oxford, Reading and Guildford. Bo is a volunteer acupuncturist supporting cancer patients and their carers at the Fountain Centre (FC) in the Royal Surrey Hospital and My Cancer My Choices (MCMC) at the Berkshire Cancer Centre. They are the complementary cancer care therapy centres, where various therapies were offered to relieve side effects, such as fatigue, hot flushes, depression, nausea, pain, dry mouth and constipation etc., from surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy. Acupuncture involves inserting fine needles at the points along energy channels on the body. Other forms of Chinese Medicine such as moxibustion, guasha and cupping may also be used as part of the treatment. Bo encourages self support by massaging the acupressure points or reflexology zones at home, which will help speed up the recovery and relieve symptoms such as musculoskeletal pain, tooth ache, nausea, piles, etc.. Please ask for details during your session with her.Bo offers acupuncture treatment at two sites at Oxford. Appointment is available during the lockdown for urgent care and high needs.To book online for one to one acupuncture appointment at the Raleigh Park Clinic on Wednesdays or Fridays, please click "BOOK NOW". Please email acu.tranq@gmail.com for appointments at weekends or other weekdays.For affordable community acupuncture at the Dean Court Community Centre on Mondays, please book online with Holistic Health here. This is a low cost multi-bed community acupuncture setup. The appointments at Guildford is not available at the moment. There are limited appointments at Reading. Please email acu.tranq@gmail.com for details on these venues. The government and BAcC health & safety guidelines are followed in all sessions.Bo is also offering free virtual one to one consultation. To book a 15 mins Zoom session please click "BOOK NOW". You are welcome to chat with her via Zoom before your first acupuncture treatment. Bo also supports the virtual acupressure session. It is offered at FC and MCMC and is welcomed by people going through cancer treatment.Fee: Community acupuncture at Oxford: £17One to one acupuncture at Oxford: £50 or £135 for 3 sessions. (£30-£40 for anyone from FC or MCMC, or health care workers, or with limited budget)Reading: £45 (£25-£35 for anyone from FC or MCMC, or health care workers, or with limited budget)Virtual consultation: freeIf your budget is limited please ask about discount or block booking options. For cancellations please give 24 hours notice, otherwise a cancellation fee will be charged.Clinic Address:Oxford -Raleigh Park Clinic, 45 Raleigh Park Rd, Oxford OX2 9AR. Free parking and disabled access. Bus No. 4A and U1 stop nearby.Dean Court Community Centre, Pinnocks Way, OX2 9DG. Free parking and disabled access. Bus No. 4C and S1 stop nearby. Reading - College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, 19 Castle street, Reading RG1 7SB. CICM is a ten-minute walk from Reading railway station. Parking is available at Oracle Riverside in Mill Lane and Holy Brook in Bridge Street.  Guildford - The Fountain Centre, St Luke’s Cancer Centre, Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Trust Foundation, Egerton Road, Surrey GU2 7XX. The Fountain Centre is inside the Royal Surrey County Hospital, just off the A3 at Guildford. Pay and display car parking is available, and there is disabled parking. Bus No. 4/5, 17, 26, 27 and 520 go to the hospital from Guildford town centre and Guildford train station, and stop outside the main hospital entrance.