BURGESS HILL · WEST SUSSEX
Acupuncture
in Burgess Hill.
Acupuncture in Burgess Hill with Lucy Sargent. Explore her acupuncture and massage background, compare the listed acupuncture and dry cupping appointments, and find the Church Road clinic details before arranging your visit.
Enquire about an appointmentBy appointment. Ask about the available days and times.
Individual consultationsYour concerns, questions and preferences
Meet your practitionerLucy Sargent
Appointments arranged in advanceBurgess Hill clinic
PERSONAL CARE, CLOSE TO HOME
Personal care
in Burgess Hill.
Clear choices. Individual care with Lucy.
Neijing’s Burgess Hill clinic is at 30 Church Road, Church Lane, Burgess Hill RH15 9AE. Lucy Sargent provides acupuncture appointments here, with a background that also includes massage and auricular acupuncture. Before travelling, confirm the date, time and arrival details directly with Lucy. The directions link below identifies the published clinic address; any questions about finding the entrance or individual access needs are best raised before your first appointment.
Choosing an appointment is easier when the options are clear. The Burgess Hill page lists a 60-minute acupuncture treatment at £45 and a 40-minute dry cupping treatment at £30. These are different appointments, rather than interchangeable descriptions of the same session. Ask Lucy what each includes and which service you are enquiring about. If you are unsure, start with a question instead of selecting a treatment solely because of its length or price.
The clinic’s Google profile lists Wednesday opening hours of 9am–7pm. Visits are by appointment, and the availability of a particular time must be confirmed. If a regular day, your working hours or another commitment affects your plans, mention that when you enquire. Lucy also practises in Haywards Heath, so naming Burgess Hill helps distinguish the clinic, schedule and appointment details you want to discuss.
Contact the Burgess Hill clinicDIFFERENT TOOLS. ONE PERSONAL PLAN.
Acupuncture &
individual care.
Lucy draws on several acupuncture approaches and has additional training in massage and auricular acupuncture. A consultation gives you the opportunity to discuss these options and how a proposed appointment would fit your preferences and existing care. The listed dry cupping service is separate from the acupuncture appointment. Techniques should be explained and agreed, with room to ask questions before proceeding.
An individual acupuncture appointment
Acupuncture uses fine needles at selected points following a discussion of your history and an assessment. Lucy can explain what she is proposing, what the session involves and what you may feel. You do not need previous experience of acupuncture to ask about it. If you are uncertain about needles, prefer a slower explanation or want to pause during a session, tell her so that your preferences can be discussed.
Dry cupping as a distinct option
The Burgess Hill fee list includes a 40-minute dry cupping appointment. Cupping uses cups to create suction on the skin, and it may leave temporary marks. Ask Lucy about the method she uses, relevant precautions and what to expect afterwards before booking. Do not assume it is automatically part of acupuncture, or that a cupping appointment will include the same consultation and treatment as the longer acupuncture option.
Chinese medicine approaches
Lucy’s training includes Traditional Chinese Medicine, Five Element acupuncture and Classical Stems and Branches acupuncture. These approaches inform how she assesses and discusses an individual plan. You do not need to choose between them in advance. If traditional terms are used during your consultation, ask for a plain-language explanation of their role in the assessment and the next steps being suggested.
Massage and other training
Lucy’s public profile describes further training in massage and auricular acupuncture, along with facial enhancement acupuncture in her practice. Ask which services are currently available at Burgess Hill and how a particular method might fit your preferences. She can explain her training and the practical options so you can consider the appointment that interests you.
Your practitioner discusses suitability before treatment. Responses vary; acupuncture complements care and does not replace medical diagnosis, prescribed treatment or urgent attention.
YOUR PRACTITIONERMEET YOUR PRACTITIONER
Meet
Lucy Sargent.
Time to explain the options.
Lucy Sargent holds BSc Honours and a Professional Licentiate in Acupuncture from the International College of Oriental Medicine. Her published credentials are BSc (Hons), Lic. Ac., MBAcC and FEA. Her profile identifies her as a member of the British Acupuncture Council and a fully insured acupuncturist. The full profile provides more background if you would like to read about her training before enquiring.
Her practice draws on Traditional Chinese Medicine, Five Element acupuncture and Classical Stems and Branches acupuncture, with further study in auricular acupuncture and massage. She has a particular interest in using these approaches in her work with musculoskeletal concerns. Lucy can explain how her background informs the options she discusses, and how you can review the experience of an appointment together.
Lucy works in both Burgess Hill and Haywards Heath. This page concerns her Church Road appointments in Burgess Hill. When you contact her, include that location and the service you would like to discuss. If you have read about another Neijing practitioner or clinic elsewhere on the website, confirm that the same method is offered here instead of assuming that the whole network shares an identical treatment menu.
Lucy Sargent’s full profileYOUR TIME, WELL SPENT
Your acupuncture
appointment.
The published acupuncture appointment is 60 minutes at £45. The dry cupping appointment is 40 minutes at £30. Confirm the current fee, the time allowed and what is included before booking. Your enquiry can also cover how a first appointment differs from a later visit and what Lucy needs to know in advance. Agree any follow-up and a review point together, rather than booking an open-ended sequence of visits.
Acupuncture treatment
Discuss your health history, current concerns and preferences before the proposed treatment. Ask how the assessment and treatment time are organised and which methods may be considered. Bring details of medicines, relevant health conditions and other care, and check anything you are unsure about before the appointment begins.
Dry cupping treatment
This is the separately listed dry cupping service. Ask about suitability, the cups and technique used, possible temporary marks and practical aftercare. Confirm whether additional assessment is needed for your circumstances and whether this is the right appointment to book. The fee does not imply that acupuncture is included.
Acupuncture and dry cupping are separate listed appointment options. Confirm the service, current fee and what is included with Lucy.
Not sure where to begin? Enquire about the available appointment options before booking.
Let’s talkYour first appointment, step by step.
Ask the practical questions first
Confirm Church Road as your appointment location, and check the date, duration and fee. Raise any needs concerning access, positioning or communication before attending. Lucy can discuss the arrangements with you so that you know what to expect when you arrive for your visit.
Explain the broader picture
Tell Lucy what has brought you to the clinic and what else is happening in your healthcare. Mention medicines, relevant conditions, previous experiences of acupuncture or cupping, and concerns about needles or marks. You can bring a short question list so that the points important to you are not forgotten.
Decide together and review
Ask about the proposed approach, its evidence and limits, possible unwanted effects and alternatives. Review how you feel afterwards and whether another appointment is appropriate. You can talk through how you would recognise any change and agree a review point, keeping the relevant healthcare professionals informed about your care.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Arriving
prepared.
A little preparation. Time to settle in.
Use the complete address when planning your visit: 30 Church Road, Church Lane, Burgess Hill RH15 9AE. The clinic’s Wednesday hours do not indicate that you can arrive without a booking. Confirm the appointment first, then check current travel conditions and the directions. Ask Lucy about finding the entrance or any access arrangements you need before your first visit.
Your plan may differ according to whether you have booked the 60-minute acupuncture appointment or the 40-minute dry cupping service. Confirm the correct appointment before arranging the rest of your day. Ask whether there is anything you should wear or bring, and discuss questions about skin marks or what to expect after cupping if that is the option you are considering.
Bring details of existing health conditions, prescribed medicines and other treatment, together with the questions you want to discuss. You do not need to write a long health history in an initial online message. If you have attended another Neijing clinic before, say so, but confirm the Burgess Hill arrangements rather than assuming that information or appointment routines are identical across locations.
View clinic location and hoursA FEW THINGS YOU MAY WONDER
Your clinic
questions.
Practical answers before you visit.
More acupuncture FAQs
Where will my Burgess Hill appointment take place?
The published clinic address is 30 Church Road, Church Lane, Burgess Hill RH15 9AE. Confirm your booking and the precise arrival details with Lucy Sargent before attending.
What are the Burgess Hill opening hours?
The clinic’s Google profile lists Wednesday, 9am–7pm. Visits are by appointment. Ask Lucy about the availability of your preferred time before making travel plans.
Who is the Burgess Hill practitioner?
Lucy Sargent provides the Burgess Hill appointments. Her background includes acupuncture training at the International College of Oriental Medicine and further study in massage and auricular acupuncture. Her full profile gives more details.
How much are acupuncture and dry cupping?
The published acupuncture treatment is £45 for 60 minutes. Dry cupping treatment is listed separately at £30 for 40 minutes. Confirm the current fees, what is included and which appointment is right for your enquiry.
Is cupping automatically included with acupuncture?
No. The fee list describes separate acupuncture and dry cupping appointments. Discuss the proposed methods with Lucy and confirm what is included. Do not assume that one appointment contains all services described on the website.
What should I ask before a dry cupping appointment?
Ask about the technique, suitability, precautions, possible temporary marks and what to expect afterwards. Mention relevant health conditions, medicines and skin concerns before deciding whether to proceed.
Does Lucy also practise at another Neijing clinic?
Yes. Her public profile also lists Haywards Heath. Name Burgess Hill when enquiring so the appointment address, day and fee arrangements remain clear.
How can I prepare for a first visit?
Confirm the appointment location, fee, duration and arrival details. Bring a medicine list and information about relevant health conditions and other care. Ask about any access needs beforehand, and prepare the questions you would like to discuss.
ACUPUNCTURE BURGESS HILL
Your appointment
in Burgess Hill.
For Burgess Hill enquiries, contact Lucy on +44 7791 894738 or use the clinic enquiry link. State that you would like the Burgess Hill location and whether you are asking about acupuncture, dry cupping or another available service. Keep an initial message brief, without sensitive documents or a detailed medical history. Appointments are confirmed in advance.
Send an appointment enquiryCLINIC HOURS
- Wednesday
- 9am–7pm
By appointment. Confirm your preferred practitioner’s availability.
GET IN TOUCH
+44 7791 894738info@neijingacupuncture.comPlease use the clinic enquiry link to select your location.
