Malou Wang

Acupuncturist and Counsellor

About Malou Wang

Hi, I’m Malou (Xiao Chun Wang). I am a professional and confident Dublin-based Chinese acupuncturist with an overall of +25 years of experience in both China and Dublin.

Following three years of nursing training, which involved studying Acupuncture and the use of Chinese herbs, I practiced as a Traditional Chinese Medicine nurse for many years in a hospital in Shanghai. I worked in the Department of Internal Diseases and the Department of Neurosurgery, where Western and Chinese Medicine are used in tandem in order to speed up patient recovery.

To be able to practice acupuncture in Ireland, I underwent a further two-year study and gained a Diploma in Acupuncture from Shanghai Acupuncture College Ireland. In 2010, I have completed a Herbal course in an Acupuncture Foundation, after which I went back to Shanghai to practice healing with herbs in Gynaecology and Oncology departments in Yue Yang Hospital.

To be able to practice acupuncture in Ireland, I underwent a further two-year study and gained a Diploma in Acupuncture from Shanghai Acupuncture College Ireland. In 2010, I completed a Herbal course at an Acupuncture Foundation, after which I went back to Shanghai to practice healing with herbs in the Gynaecology and Oncology departments at Yue Yang Hospital.

Through almost 2 decades of acupuncture practice, I have always been curious about psyche (Mind) and soma (Body) interconnection. After 4 years of studying at Dublin Business School, I have been awarded a bachelor’s degree BA in Counselling and Psychotherapy. These studies have enhanced my empathetic understanding of my feelings about myself and others. Currently, I am taking a Vedic Counselling course to enhance my knowledge and integrate this ancient wisdom to assist each individual in gaining self-knowledge and realization of wholeness. When Western medicine and philosophy meet Eastern, it allows Mind, Body, and Spirit to emerge into the ‘ONE’. Also, I work with couples to support their relationships. My work is humanistic integrative which means that it draws on any of several theoretical approaches as client needs demand (including attachment theory, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), client-centered theory, existential, Gestalt therapy, psychodynamic, family system, EFT (Emotional Focus Therapy) and mindfulness approaches. I work with individuals and couples to build a harmonious connection within and with their loved ones.

Malou believes that change happens when we are aware we have the capacity
“To know, To understand, To act differently”,
and knowing “Imperfection is the Perfection”.

Her areas of expertise

Currently, I do not offer acupuncture training to other health professionals. I focus on providing clients with high-quality acupuncture-integrated counselling treatments rather than facilitating training programs.

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