British Conference of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, organised by the British Acupuncture Council.

Welcome the British Conference of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine hosted by the British Acupuncture Council. This successful annual event now the largest in the UK welcomes all practitioners trained in TCM, Five element and western Medical Acupuncture as well as other

For this  year’s conference we have put together a diverse and exciting range of twenty four speakers from as far afield as the United States and Israel as well many of our highly revered UK speakers. The conference weekend promises you a diverse, topical and stim

Please remember that all accommodation this year should be booked directly with the venue should you wish to stay on site. Kindly visit our accomodation page for further information. BAcC Members Full members of the British Acupuncture Council and Student Affiliat

On behalf of the British Acupuncture Council I extend the warmest of welcomes to the 2010 British Conference of Acupuncture and Oriental medicine. This year’s conference has come about as a result of feedback from 2009. The organisers are grateful for such supportive and

What do we go to conference for? To learn new approaches to our work? To learn new skills and techniques? To broaden our horizons? To hear the views of eminent speakers? To notch up our CPD hours? To keep up to date with acupuncture’s political scene? To take advantage

As host to the conference, the British Acupuncture Council acknolwledges the impact that a large event can have on the environment, not just on the day but also in the planning and promotional stages.  We all know that planting trees isn’t enough to protect our fr

The BAcC will be celebrating twenty years of the BAAB on the Saturday evening of its conference at Royal Holloway University of London on 11th September 2010.   After some short presentations we shall be raising a glass to the formidable achievements of the BAAB, which

Sunday 16:00 – 17:30 How do you view the development of our profession and your role in it?  Do you have burning questions concerning your own practice? What’s your take on the future of oriental medicine in Europe? Mike O’Farrell, Chief Executive Office of