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Welcome to ICOM, the oldest acupuncture training college in Europe. Is studying acupuncture for you? People come to study with us from a wide...

ICOM is pleased to be hosting once again, a series of highly informative CPD course lectures for the use of acupuncture in pregnancy, infertility...

Graduating from ICOM herself in 1995, Sarah Major is ICOM’s point location and practical clinic course coordinator for module 1. Sarah also...

Tony Todd is the course leader for Chinese medicine theory for the year one students at ICOM. In the video below, Tony gives an overview of the...

Tips and Secrets to Staying Healthy this Winter The middle of our traditionally cold and frosty season is fast approaching, with the winter...

Acupuncture is a fascinating and highly rewarding subject however, many people know little about this ancient medicine and as a result, choosing...

Sarah is a senior lecturer, clinic supervisor and point location co-ordinator at ICOM. She also runs a busy private practice locally. Here’s what...

Read about Alex’s experience on ICOM’s acupuncture course so far and why she decided to study at our college As the end of my second...

History of a cottage hospital Our acupuncture college has a very interesting history and has actually been a medical establishment for more than...

Acupuncture for children can be of great benefit. Many children come for regular acupuncture treatment, from babies, toddlers to teenagers. Not...

Kirsten Germann qualified as an acupuncturist in 1994 after attending the acupuncture course at ICOM. She is a member of the British Acupuncture...

Galit Hughes: Experienced Acupuncturist & Teacher Galit Hughes has more than 17 years experience as an acupuncturist. Having graduated from...