A warm welcome
from
Anna Venables
With a love of natural therapies, I've been practising auricular acupuncture over 25 years and training others to deliver ear acupuncture within my company MTAT since 2015. I've worked in mental health and addiction services for over two decades and I'm trained in evidence based psychosocial interventions, including CBT (PG. Cert.) I now work in education as a Specialist Social, Emotional and Mental Health Teacher (PG Cert.) and have a special interest in supporting those with trauma, attachment and mental health difficulties.
Practitioners helping others to become practitioners to help others
International lecturer, researcher and author of essential text Auriculotherapy Manual Dr Terry Oleson and Anna Venables together at his London Training
Anna Venables presenting at FHT Holistic Health Show on Auricular Acupuncture for Stress and Anxiety Management.
Cardiff students learning the anatomy of the external ear to help locate acupoints on the auricle on Microsystems Therapies and Training Course
Glasgow therapist Pat Corrigan at Reiki Pure and Magic hosting a MTAT course for substance misuse workers to learn ear acupuncture as part of treatment programme.
Belfast therapists giving a fun and warm welcome to Anna Venables during training in Auricular Acupuncture
Good lighting is essential when delivering Ear Acupuncture and Belfast therapists use a vital piece of equipment - a head torch
Pregnant and peacefully reaping the calming benefits of Ear Acupuncture among Liverpool therapists learning MTAT Stress and Anxiety Management Protocol
Lorrain dazzling with her new skills, including the Korean Flying Needle Technique at MTAT S & A Management training in Leeds.
NADA Practitioners led by Rachel Peckham deliver NADA Protocol to support trauma and stress in the Grenfell Community. Watch the video courtesy of British Acupuncture Society
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© 2023 by Anna Venables
Giving to others is infectious. Emotions are contagious. Spreading opportunity to improve mood, health and bring about stress relief by the simple insertion of five tiny needles in the ear is a movement that I and my MTAT team avidly follow. Practitioners helping others to become practitioners to help others has been my priority for over twenty years. No ego. No hierarchy. Just giving. Anyone can do it.
Whether you are part of a first response team tending to those affected by global disaster trauma or giving individual treatments to those equally in need at home, together we form an ear acupuncture community of magnitude in supporting the physical and mental health needs of others and being a part of managing their stress, anxiety and trauma.
