Korean Hand Therapy

Korean Hand Therapy was developed by Dr. Tae Woo Yoo in 1971 and uses the hand as a microcosm for the whole body. Using the corresponding points on the hand, areas of the body can be treated. KHT is gentle, safe and effective and can be used on a daily basis to assist in reducing pain and healing areas of the body.​

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Suzette uses needles and Moxa in a clinical setting, and demonstrates to patients how to use the acupressure discs or moxa at home to assist the healing process and make painful conditions more manageable in between appointments.

 

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Testimonial - This is what Margaret said,

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"I have been visiting Suzette for many years, for various kinds of treatments. She introduced me to Acupuncture and much later to the Korean Hand Patches. I have osteoarthritis in my right hip and have had quite a lot of pain at different times in my hip and lower back. Since Suzy showed me the patches I have been hooked. No pain and no more painkillers.  She gave me a diagram of where to position the patches on my hands, for different pains.   This is something I can do at home on my own. They are brilliant at dealing with pain relief. I put them on at night and wake in the morning without pain. I wouldn’t hesitate in recommending them to anyone. They are not addictive like painkillers but effective".

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​​Testimonial - Carol on using Moxa & KHT

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How can it work?

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There are many micro systems in East Asian Medicine, and KHT is one of the most powerful. It is thought, this is because of the amount of motor and sensory neurons connecting the hand and brain. You can understand this connection when you tie a bow without looking. When you stimulate a designated point with a disc, needle, moxa or your finger, it stimulates the brain and  corresponding part of body.

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