Cinzia Scorzon graduated at the College of Traditional Acupuncture in Leamington Spa in 1984 and from the Hahnemann College of Homeopathy, London, in 1986. Since then, she has carried on postgraduate studies on a regular basis, in order to improve her clinical knowledge and practical skills.

In 1985, she founded and worked in her clinic in Eastbourne, East Sussex, for fifteen years full-time before going to China and, after her return, she relocated in London. In Eastbourne, she gained a proficient experience in treating a wide range of ailments and conditions - acute and chronic, mild and severe – affecting patients of different age groups and at various degree of severity.

Cinzia left Eastbourne in 1999, to return to postgraduate studies. As part of her MSc research project, she did her fieldwork in China and lived in Shanghai for a year and a half. During that time, she studied with several senior and famous doctors in their clinical settings building on her already substantial expertise.

Cinzia, due to her vast clinical experience and her continuous studying and research, has developed her own unique eclectic treatment style that draws from Chinese, Japanese and Korean traditional medicine approaches and homeopathy, all of which she uses to suit the specific condition and needs of her patients. Cinzia brings a rich experience of life to her work and believes in a holistic approach. She is very perceptive, and takes time to ensure she understands her patients concerns.

She also teaches regularly in England and abroad. Cinzia is a lecturer and clinical supervisor at the University of Westminster, in the Integrated Health School and she is one of the co-founders of the European Institute of Oriental Medicine in Munich, where she has been lecturing regularly for many years.

Cinzia has a busy schedule, and works flexible hours, which include evenings and weekends. She offers newcomers a fifteen minute free assessment to discuss the possibility of effective treatment. In this way, you have an opportunity to meet her personally and ask any questions before starting treatment.