Welcome to our online booking system!

For your convenience book now, using our easy to use online booking system for services available with Marilia, in person or online video during social distancing time and receive an email and/or a text (SMS) reminder 24 hours before your appointment is due. If you want to book a consultation for the first time with Marilia, please contact us.

I will be reopening for limited number of appointments.

Dear clients,

The Acupuncture Society has advised its members that we are allowed to resume treatments and consultations at the moment only to patients who need emergency acupuncture treatments in clinic, where the client has had a medical diagnosis and has confirmed in writing that they are in extreme pain for which they cannot obtain other pain relief.

Please understand that the time in the office during treatment might be slightly shorter than previously was as we cannot observe the 2 meters distance and that should not be sustained for long periods.

I will keep offering virtual or online consultations via video or phone sessions to support people that I might not be able to see in person at this first phase of re-opening. Please read my blog post about online treatments.

Please note that you cannot book an appointment less than 12 hours in advance, if you need an urgent appointment and cannot find a suitable date, please phone me and ask to be on my waiting list, or ask if there is a slot free on that same day.

When booking, follow the instructions, choosing the session that you want, then check the availability of date and time, and choose the appointment date and time that suits you.

I will be analysing and approving the appointments as I need to make a triage of patients that request a session. Make sure that you have received an email letting you know that the appointment has to be approved by me, and at the end of our conversation your booking will be confirmed. If you do not receive confirmation then let me know and I will contact you on the phone.

Kind regards, stay safe,

Marilia