Joanne Dyson DipAc MA(Oxon)
I was born and brought up in Taiwan. I came to the UK on a scholarship and gained my first degree on Philosophy, Psychology & Physiology at University College, Oxford.
After graduation, I worked in investment banking in London and Singapore, before entering a 4-year degree-level training in acupuncture and Chinese Medicine with Northern College in York, completing in 2005.
Acupuncture
- Private acupuncture practice since 2005
- Tutor and mentoring supervisor in acupuncture since 2012
- Clinical Education Lead at Northern College of Acupuncture (2021-2022)
- Volunteer acupuncturist at the Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Centre, St James’s Hospital (2016-2020)
- Founder of Leeds Community Acupuncture project (2009-2012)
More about me
- My style of acupuncture is heavily influenced by Dr Young Wei-Chieh, a direct disciple of Master Tung. I was also fortunate enough to have studied with late Dr HH Ni and late Dr Richard Tan. Both shared their invaluable insights from decades of clinical practice.
- I host workshops on advanced acupuncture theories and techniques. I also hold a Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Education from University of Leeds.
Outside of acupuncture
- PSYCH-K® Health and Wellbeing Programme facilitator
- NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) Master Practitioner
- I enjoy reading, playing the piano and being outdoors.