Helen Fielding was first inspired to study Chinese medicine as a result of learning and then teaching taiji qian (tai chi) from the 1970s.
Since then she has undertaken many postgraduate studies.
Even though Helen’s training is deeply rooted in ancient East Asian wisdom, she studied European and Chinese Herbal medicine, which she have been practising for over 30 years. Helen subsequently spent 13 years learning Tibetan medicine.
Helen Fielding has been involved in teaching most of her working life. This includes herbal medicine, paediatrics, gynaecology and she particularly enjoys clinical supervision. Currently, Helen is researching and writing about how acupuncture transmitted into Britain since 1959.
In clinical work Helen Fielding has a special interest in women’s health issues and fertility, muscular-skeletal dysfunction and finding the solution to unexplained pain. All of these are excellent subjects for Chinese Medicine.


