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members login username password help! - i've forgotten my details! home » links & suppliers about the aacp » about us aacp governance how are all aacp members regulated? directors and officers etrc contact us / directions terms & conditions privacy policy what is acupuncture? » what is acupuncture? the evidence why an acupuncture physiotherapist? is acupunture safe? how does acupunture work? how can acupuncture help me? disbanding the myth news training & conferences » conferences » 2018 conferences foundation courses » aacp foundation courses other, aacp accredited foundation courses cpd courses » aacp cpd courses other, aacp approved cpd courses aacp training overview » aacp accreditation procedures course organisation aacp accredited tutors plagiarism mitigation terms and conditions aacp accredited tutors meet the tutors the aacp journal join the aacp » aacp member benefits how to apply & subscriptions how are all aacp members regulated? acupuncture in the news general faq's vacancies home » links & suppliers about the aacp » about us aacp governance how are all aacp members regulated? directors and officers etrc contact us / directions terms & conditions privacy policy what is acupuncture? » what is acupuncture? the evidence why an acupuncture physiotherapist? is acupunture safe? how does acupunture work? how can acupuncture help me? disbanding the myth news training & conferences » conferences » 2018 conferences foundation courses » aacp foundation courses other, aacp accredited foundation courses cpd courses » aacp cpd courses other, aacp approved cpd courses aacp training overview » aacp accreditation procedures course organisation aacp accredited tutors plagiarism mitigation terms and conditions aacp accredited tutors meet the tutors the aacp journal join the aacp » aacp member benefits how to apply & subscriptions how are all aacp members regulated? acupuncture in the news general faq's vacancies acupuncture foundation courses for physiotherapists ▸ free social media guide log in to access ▸ acupuncture safety resource ▸ podcast: getting to the point with dr val hopwood of the aacp ▸ -- welcome to the acupuncture association of chartered physiotherapists (aacp) the aacp is the largest professional body for acupuncture in the uk with a membership of around 6000 chartered physiotherapists, practising medical acupuncture. they form the association for the practice of western medical acupuncture in physiotherapy. we represent our members with law makers, the public, nhs and private health insurers. this site aims to offer you all you need to know about acupuncture in physiotherapy. aacp members please log in for access to all benefits and services. scroll down for information about acupuncture, to find an aacp physiotherapist and the latest news. are you a healthcare professional, but not a physiotherapist, wanting to learn acupuncture? hepag offers foundation courses in western medical acupuncture to osteopaths, chiropractors and sports therapists. click here find an aacp accredited acupuncture physiotherapist search by town, city or postcode is acupuncture safe see how acupunctire is one of the safest treatments in the uk why an acupuncture physiotherapist physios are medical professionals the evidence acupuncture works! what is acupuncture acupuncture involves the insertion of very fine stainless steel needles into the skin. it has been used in china for over 2,000 years and increasingly in western medicine since the 1970s. acupuncture may be used to treat a wide range of common health problems and to reduce pain. for example, nice guidelines recommend a course of 10 sessions of acupuncture for persistent, non-specific low back pain. in september 2012, nice recognised acupuncture's benefits for migraines and tension-type headaches too. acupuncture can be combined with other physiotherapy treatments such as exercise, manual therapy and relaxation techniques. it can also be used when other more conventional treatments have failed. what happens when i see my physiotherapist for acupuncture? when you first see your physiotherapist, he or she will take your full medical history and ask you about your current health problems. you may be asked to complete a 'consent to treatment' form. between 1 to 10 needles may be used at a time at an acupuncture session. the number of needles used will vary according to your condition and symptoms. the needles are inserted through the skin either at the sites where you feel pain, away from the pain or a combination of both. the needles are usually left in for a few minutes up to 30 minutes. during the treatment, your physiotherapist may stimulate the needles by gently rotating them. this is done to increase the treatment's effectiveness. the needles are removed at the end of the session. you will then be asked to rest for a few minutes before you leave. how does acupuncture work? acupuncture is one of the many skills employed by aacp physiotherapists as part of an integrated approach to the management of pain and inflammation. scientific research and clinical evidence have shown that acupuncture can reduce pain by stimulating the brain and spinal cord to produce natural pain-relieving chemicals such as endorphins, melatonin (which promotes sleep) and serotonin (to promote well-being), to name but a few. these chemicals assist the body's healing processes and offer pain relief as a precursor to other treatments such as manual therapy or exercise in order to aid recovery. is acupuncture safe? acupuncture is a very safe procedure when carried out by fully qualified professionals. your aacp physiotherapist is qualified to deliver this therapy and has undergone a recognised accredited training course in acupuncture. the needles used by your physiotherapist are sterile and disposed of after one use. acupuncture is safe when practised by a member of the acupuncture association of chartered physiotherapists (aacp) because of the strict hygiene guidelines that must be adhered to, and the training courses and educational updates that are required in order to stay on the membership register. acupuncture needles are the same width as human hair so having acupuncture does not feel the same as having an injection. the needles are disposable, pre-sterilised and individually packaged. these are often supplied in guide-tubes for easy insertion which means that there is no risk of anything touching the needle during the process. when needles are inserted, you may feel a temporary, sharp pricking sensation. are there any side effects to acupuncture? any side effects tend to be mild and short-lived. they may include: fatigue, light headedness, bruising, localised bleeding or soreness or redness or mottling of the skin around the needle sites. if you continue to feel tired after a treatment, it is recommended that you do not drive or operate machinery. if you have or are concerned about any possible side effects, please speak to your physiotherapist. is there evidence that acupuncture works? the use of acupuncture needling for the treatment of pain is supported by an ever-growing body of scientific evidence. scientific research has examined the effectiveness of acupuncture for various conditions. in recent years, large-scale studies have emerged which have helped to support the benefits of acupuncture treatment. for example it is accepted that acupuncture can help tension-type headaches and osteoarthritis of the knee, especially when used in conjunction with physiotherapy. acupuncture combined with physiotherapy is widely accepted within both the national health service (nhs) and private practice. this is evident in the recommendation by the national institute for health and clinical excellence (nice) that acupuncture should be available as a cost-effective short-term treatment for persistent non-specific low back pain (source: nice 2009). aacp members are required to keep abreast of scientific evide

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