Meet your practitioner

20 yearsof practice. A lifetime of curiosity.

Ingrid Hauge, acupuncturist in Forres, Moray. Trained in New Zealand, now caring for people of all ages from her garden clinic.

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Ingrid Hauge smiling outdoors on a bright, windy day by the sea
Ingrid Hauge
A practice shaped by experience

Selected momentsfrom a life in practice.

2006 · New Zealand

Qualified in acupuncture and Chinese medicine

Four years of full-time study at the New Zealand College of Chinese Medicine, graduating in 2006.

Auckland
Years in practice

Ingrid ran her own acupuncture practice in Auckland, part of more than twenty years living in New Zealand. Daily clinical work with many different people, each with their own history and way of responding.

The garden room at the clinic in Forres, with a blue sofa and terracotta floor
Forres, MorayToday

An individual practice in her garden clinic in Forres. Member of the Association of Acupuncture Clinicians, licensed by The Moray Council and fully insured.

Alongside acupuncture Studies in sports therapy and naturopathy, a long practice of Vipassana meditation, and Saam Korean acupuncture as a gentle part of her approach.

A young red squirrel eating a mushroom on the grass
Photograph by Amoghavira Photography
In the garden

Red squirrels visit daily.

Ingrid feeds them, and they never fail to delight.

What experience teaches

The more people you treat,the more you learnto listen.

“Every person brings a different history and a different way of responding. One thing I’ve learned is the importance of remaining curious.”

Ingrid
  1. Seeing the wider pictureYour health history, your circumstances and how different concerns connect, alongside whatever brought you in.
  2. Choosing a gentle approachTechniques chosen around your needs and comfort, including Saam Korean acupuncture, which often uses just a few carefully chosen points.
  3. Adapting as you goWhat suits one person, or one season, may not suit another. Treatment is reviewed with you and adjusted together.
Looking up into an old beech tree in Moray woodland
Woodland near Forres
From Auckland to Moray

A journeyin practice.

Ingrid trained and practised in New Zealand, where she lived for more than twenty years. Years of clinical work in Auckland gave her a broad, practical grounding in acupuncture and East Asian medicine.

Today she practises from her home in Forres, in a garden clinic surrounded by the woods, rivers and coast of Moray.

“I believe we’re part of nature, and that our physical, emotional and mental wellbeing are deeply interconnected.”

The clinic garden with wooden chairs among trees and flowers
The clinic garden
A woodland path into morning light
The foundation behind the care

Training, membershipand registration.

Acupuncture & Chinese medicine
New Zealand College of Chinese Medicine, four years full-time
2006
Saam Korean acupuncture
A traditional Korean style of acupuncture using a small number of carefully chosen points
In practice
Association of Acupuncture Clinicians
Professional member. Find practitioners on the AAC register
AAC
Licensed in Moray
Licensed by The Moray Council to practise acupuncture, and fully insured
Forres
Further study
Sports therapy and naturopathy
 
“Ingrid is someone who has a very caring manner, is so skilled in her profession and always goes that extra mile for her clients.”
Carol Pope, patient
Ingrid sitting barefoot on the garden steps of her clinic, smiling
At the clinic, Forres
The person you'll meet

When you’re ready,I’d be pleased to meet you.

Appointments are individual and unhurried. We’ll begin with a conversation about your health and what you’d like help with, then decide together how to go on.

Where
Garden clinic in Forres, Moray
Time & fee
Around an hour, £70
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