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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2025 · 26 MIN

What Every Clinician Should Know About Acupuncture

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Thinking about trying acupuncture, or offering it in clinic? In this episode, Dr. Carl Clarkson tackles the most common questions asked by patients and clinicians alike.We explore whether a single acupuncture session is ever enough, how many sessions typically lead to results, and the science behind ‘forbidden points’. Carl breaks down the benefits, risks, and practicalities of acupuncture and dry needling using clinical experience, evidence, and a dose of humour.In this episode:Why one session of acupuncture is rarely enoughHow to decide when to stop or continue treatmentManaging chronic conditions like headaches or pelvic girdle painThe truth about ‘forbidden’ acupuncture pointsMost powerful acupuncture points for pain and wellbeingWho shouldn’t have acupuncture (and when to wait)Do doctors believe in acupuncture?What acupuncture actually feels likeThis episode is perfect for physiotherapists, sports therapists, nurses, and healthcare professionals who want to feel confident answering their patients' biggest questions about acupuncture and dry needling.👉 Listen now, and share with colleagues or clients who want clear, honest insights from someone who teaches and researches this stuff for a living.

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