Traditional Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine

Appointments now available in Ketton, Rutland

Welcome to Emma Hart Acupuncture

Emma offers gentle, personalised, evidence-based care for people navigating emotional and physical challenges with their health.

My approach combines Chinese medicine, contemporary research, and a deep respect for the complexity of the human body.

I work collaboratively to create space for people to feel understood, supported, and restored.

If you would like to try acupuncture, then I warmly invite you for an appointment.

Learn more about Emma

Waiting list for new appointments now open

Appointments take place at Freedom Physio, Ketton, Rutland.

Get in touch to join the waiting list and access my earliest availability.

Appointments

Appointments take place at
Freedom Physio in Ketton

Freedom Physio, Coach House, Geeston Road, Ketton, PE9 3RH

Every Tuesday | Prices start from £80

Appointment fees

I believe Traditional Acupuncture should be accessible to everyone and recognised as a valid form of healthcare

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I want to support people in feeling at home in their bodies again.

My work is about restoring connection to yourself, others, and to the planet.

Discover more about traditional acupuncture and how it can help you.

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Begin Your Acupuncture Journey

You can book an initial consultation or get in touch to ask questions before committing to treatment. Every session is shaped around you.

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Testimonials

“I tried acupuncture for the first time after being diagnosed with PCOS. Emma listened with so much care and asked questions no one else had about my cycles, digestion, stress, even sleep. Over time, my periods became more regular, my energy improved, cramping was less painful and I just felt more like myself. I always left sessions feeling calm and relaxed.”

-Lora
“What stood out to me about Emma was how trauma-aware and collaborative her approach is. She never rushed, always checked in, and helped me feel relaxed, especially when treating areas after surgery. We’ve worked on hormonal issues, digestion, and mental health. It’s the first time in a long time since I’ve felt properly listened to in a healthcare space.”

-Jo
“I came to Emma with long-standing neck and shoulder tension that no amount of stretching or massage had helped. I was nervous about needles at first, but Emma explained everything so clearly and gently. After a few sessions, not only was the pain massively reduced and I was sleeping better and feeling calmer overall. I’ve recommended her to so many people.”

-George

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