About Helen Were Acupuncture
Helen Were Acupuncture, located at A.G. Pusey, Awbrook Lodge, Awbrook Clinic (just off Slugwash Lane), Lewes Road, West Sussex, RH17 7TB, specializes in providing holistic and natural treatments to promote wellness and rejuvenation. The founder, an experienced acupuncturist in Lewes, has a background in yoga and a strong interest in eastern medicine, which led to qualifications in general acupuncture, acupuncture for anxiety, facial acupuncture, and non-penetrative Japanese acupuncture.
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At Helen Were Acupuncture, we believe in the power of acupuncture to restore balance to the body and mind. Whether you are seeking acupuncture for stress, anxiety, or pain relief, we strive to provide a safe, comfortable, and compassionate environment for our clients.
Our goal is to help you achieve optimal health and well-being, and to empower you to take charge of your own health through education and self-care.
We offer a range of treatments tailored to your individual needs, including general acupuncture, facial acupuncture in Lewes, and non-penetrative Japanese acupuncture.
If you’ve been searching for “where to find acupuncture in Lewes” or “acupuncture near me in Lewes,” you can find our services here — and start your journey to better health today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions, Answered
Do you help treat terminal or chronic illness?
Acupuncture works as an adjunct to Western medicine and not as a replacement. Acupuncture can help ease some symptoms associated with terminal or chronic illness.
Does acupuncture for stress and anxiety work?
Yes, acupuncture can help reduce stress by calming the nervous system, improving blood circulation, and balancing the body’s energy (Qi). Many clients report feeling more relaxed, sleeping better, and experiencing fewer stress-related symptoms after treatment. If you're interested please feel free to book an initial consultation here.
What should I expect from my first session?
At the beginning of your treatment I will take your full medical history and ask you to lie on the couch while I take your pulses. Its best to wear loose, comfortable clothing as I may ask you to remove some items for the treatment - particularly to have access to the lower parts of your legs and arms and abdomen. You will feel the needles but they should not hurt.  Afterwards I will ask you to drink water and maybe have a rest.