Jo Rochford - Acupuncture

Spring is the time of the Wood Element in Chinese Medicine. New life shooting from the soil, new beginnings, growth and expansion.

The transition from Winter to Spring means longer, lighter days and nature blooming but can also see patients talking about coughs and colds, hayfever and other respiratory symptoms coming to life!

Do let me know if you have any questions about how acupuncture can help you this Springtime.

I started the new post of Student Experience Director at CICM last month and am really enjoying supporting the students through their studies there

Grateful goodbyes, and warm welcomes…

In today’s post we are welcoming existing CICM employee, Jo Rochford, into her new role as Student Experience Director.

Have you read the blog we wrote about all the changes that have been happening at the college over the past few months?

We wanted to introduce you to our newest members of the Executive Committee, and share their words, whilst also reflecting on the impact Jonathan Pledger and Karen Starr made over their many years at CICM.

You can read the blog here - https://acupuncturecollege.co.uk/2023/10/18/grateful-goodbyes-warm-welcomes/

RCCM Jo Rochford An interview with Jo Rochford winner of the presentation prize at the RCCM Annual Conference, about her work 'The potential for acupuncture practice to influ...

Thank you for asking me to contribute to your blog Northern College of Acupuncture.

If you’d like to read about how I became interested in Chinese medicine and trained as an acupuncturist it’s all below….

Chinese medicine shaped my life from an early age Many of our cohorts discover Chinese medicine later in life, however some are fortunate enough to begin their journey much earlier in life. Online MSc in Oriental Medicine student Jo Rochford share…