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Traditional therapies and spiritual support in BSD. Meet our team, explore our services and plan your visit.
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Meet Siti Nurismala and explore her treatment areas. Read her profile, then ask about a convenient time to visit.
Cupping therapy · Leech therapy
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Abdul Nasir’s areas include cupping, acupuncture and back acupressure. Explore a treatment below before speaking to our team.
Cupping therapy · Acupuncture
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Explore Asriyani’s profile and a treatment room at our centre. Discuss your preferred service, privacy and companion arrangements when planning a visit.
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Nopian Adigoena’s treatment areas include acupuncture, cupping, back acupressure, SEFT and leech therapy. His full profile connects you to each service.
Acupuncture · Cupping therapy
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Meet Siti Khodijah, Setiawaty and Sari Yuliati, or explore the full team. Open a profile to discover treatment areas and enquire about availability.
Cupping therapy · Acupuncture
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Cupping therapy · Acupuncture
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Cupping therapy · Back acupressure
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Cupping uses suction cups on the skin. Dry and wet cupping involve different procedures. Explore preparation, the process and the limits of research before choosing a session.
An authentic narration records the Prophet ﷺ commending cupping and sea costus.
Sahih al-Bukhari 5696 · Meaning summarised
Research suggests possible pain relief, but evidence is limited. Religious testimony does not establish a medical outcome for every condition.
Ruqyah involves recitation and prayer, with respect for your privacy and consent. Learn what a session involves and what to ask, while continuing any medical care you need.
An authentic narration permits ruqyah that contains no polytheism.
Sahih Muslim 2200 · Meaning summarised
Symptoms alone do not establish a supernatural cause. Ruqyah does not require stopping medicine or medical follow-up.
Acupuncture uses thin needles at selected points. Evidence suggests benefits for some pain conditions, including back and neck pain; results vary by condition and the comparison used in research.
What does research tell us?
NCCIH · Effectiveness and safety
Discuss your goals and medicines, and ask about sterile, single-use needles. Improvement is not guaranteed for everyone.
Medicinal leeches have a specific role in some reconstructive surgery to help relieve venous congestion. This specialist use does not establish every claim made for traditional leech therapy.
Did you know?
NHS hospitals · Patient information on medicinal leeches
Understand surgical versus traditional use, and the risks of bleeding and infection, before discussing suitability.
Spiritual Emotional Freedom Technique combines focus, prayer or acceptance, and light tapping on the body. Understand the elements and aims of a session before taking part.
Understand the method before expecting results
Centre research review · SEFT chapter
Direct evidence remains limited; SEFT does not replace professional psychological care. The image shows the prayer room, not a SEFT session.
Totok punggung is a manual practice using pressure on areas of the back. Ask about the touch, duration and purpose, and communicate what feels comfortable for you.
You have a say in your session
Service introduction · No promised therapeutic outcomeYou may ask for lighter pressure or stop the session. Discuss injuries or new pain before starting. The image shows a treatment room.
Explore infant and child massage. Ask about suitability for your child’s age and condition, the type of touch used, and the parent’s role during the session.
Every child has different needs
Service introduction · Preparing for a visit
Research findings in infants do not automatically apply to all children or conditions. The image shows reception, not a child massage session.
Gurah hidung is an Indonesian traditional practice involving herbal preparations placed in the nose. Explore the ingredients, method and limits of evidence before considering a session.
Clear ingredients, useful questions
Service introduction · Information before decidingThis is not the same as saline nasal irrigation. Ask about ingredients, risks and options for evaluating symptoms. The image shows a treatment room.
Traditional fashdu and modern therapeutic phlebotomy are not necessarily the same practice. Medical phlebotomy is used for specific diagnoses after assessment and under medical supervision.
An important distinction before choosing
Centre research review · Phlebotomy chapter
Evidence for medical phlebotomy cannot automatically be applied to every traditional practice. Read about the differences and risks before enquiring.
Explore herbal products and their usage information. A natural label alone does not establish suitability; ingredients, dose and other medicines all matter.
Three questions before buying
What is in it? How is it used? Does it suit my medicines?
Read the label and directions, and discuss potential interactions with a healthcare professional. Do not replace prescribed medicine with a herbal product without consultation.
Catalogue imageUnderstand the different forms of cupping and the questions to ask before a session.
Overview · preparation · feesExplore cupping therapy
Catalogue imageA respectful setting for Qur’anic recitation, supplication and spiritual support.
Overview · preparation · feesExplore ruqyah and spiritual support
Catalogue imageClear information about needling, treatment goals and realistic expectations.
Overview · preparation · feesExplore acupuncture
Catalogue imageUnderstand the distinction between traditional use and specialist hospital treatment.
Overview · preparation · feesExplore leech therapy
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