About Sue Kalicinska
Sue Kalicinska is a registered traditional acupuncturist, holding clinics in London and Surrey. Sue is a graduate of the International College of Oriental Medicine where she also trained in therapeutic massage. Subsequently she has added facial and restorative acupuncture and abdominal acupuncture to her skills.
She is a founding member of the British Acupuncture Council and facilitates their continuing professional development programme in South-East England.
In addition, Sue practices Colour Healing, being a graduate of the Maitreya School of Healing.
Sue trained as a facilitator with Nikki Slade and facilitates classes and workshops in meditation, personal and business development, healing, and the Yi Jing (I Ching).
Sue has been in practice since 1987 and founded her first Centre in 1990. She now holds clinics in Westminster and Surrey.
Sue began her professional life in the field of medical physics and holds degrees in physics and nuclear technology as well as acupuncture. She has been an educator in science and maths both in the UK and in Tuvalu, Oceania and has worked in the field of student welfare.
Her Specialties include:
Traditional acupuncture, tailored to the individual and for all ages
Facial and restorative acupuncture
Abdominal acupuncture
Colour healing
Personal and business facilitation: 121 and workshops
Yi Jing consultations
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