Gisela Norman
Gisela Norman – AAC MRadA RMN LicAc is nurse trained and a member of the Association of Acupuncture Clinicians and Radionic Association. She has been in acupuncture practice for 40 years, qualified in 1986 and has post graduate training in Chinese herbal remedies, a Radionic Practitioner using distant healing. Gisela is a Reiki Master and Teacher using hands on healing.
Through building an extensive practice, Gisela has gained a wealth of experience treating a complete range of physical and mental health conditions.
She is a lecturer in Chinese Medicine & Psychiatry and has much experience in treatments for mental distress, depression, stress, anxiety. As well as gynaecological and fertility complaints, and in particular menopausal symptoms.
“Flowing water does not spoil”
Continuing practice
Gisela has continued to update her practice skills. She has been able to pass on extra knowledge to her patients from having attended an exciting workshop with Zita West, a renowned midwife & acupuncturist, on treating fertility with acupuncture. Gisela’s experience continues to grow with good results.
Gisela took part in a Sports Medicine course to treat chronic injuries and using first aid. Extensive examination of joints, ligaments and muscle strains all featured.
She has hands on experience in treating trauma & PTSD. Co-founded Emergency Acupuncture, providing treatments following the Grenfell Tower disaster, worked in Gaza and Myanmar.
Expertise and memberships
Expertise in fertility treatments, gynaecological and menopausal complaints, mental health problems, preventative care and health maintenance.
Represented the British Acupuncture Council on a national body – The Prince of Wales Foundation for Integrated Health, produced guidelines to implement complementary treatments into NHS mental health services.
Received TV, newspaper and radio media coverage. Instigated BBC Radio Wilts live coverage shows.
Member Association of Acupuncture Clinicians – AAC
Member of British Acupuncture Federation – BAF
Member Radionic Association – MRadA
