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The Society of Auricular Acupuncturists was
formed in the early 1970s in the Bristol area by Norman McDonald
Clark, a highly regarded acupuncturist.
For 15 years he carried out auricular or ear
acupuncture training courses until illness forced his retirement.
Pauline Ronson became the Secretary of the Society in the mid
1980s and took over the role of tutor of new members.
She qualified in both classical and auricular
(ear) acupuncture in 1981 and has been practising extensively
in this fascinating complementary therapy for the last 26 years.
She has gained an enormous amount of knowledge and experience
over the years.
Understanding
Auricular Acupuncture
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Pauline Ronson has been designing and
running the Society’s training courses in auricular
acupuncture for the last 18 years now. Just recently
all of the courses have been updated and we now offer
the Comprehensive Diploma in Auricular Acupuncture.
The specialised course in auricular
acupuncture detoxification, which is a programme for
treating drug and alcohol addiction, is the first entry
level in the Diploma course. This is an extremely popular
course for individuals working in the Public Sector.
See details on Courses run by
our Society.
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The Society has a membership of approx 100
trained auricular acupuncturists all over the UK. All members
are registered and have Professional Indemnity and Public Liability
Insurance.
The Society has a membership of approximately
300 trained Auricular Acupuncture Detoxification Practitioners
all over the United Kingdom, who work in the Public Sector.
The Society is a registered member of the British
Complementary Medicine Association (B.C.M.A.) and is regulated
by their Code of Practice and Ethics.
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