Provided by Dr Jean Smith, acupuncture is available during normal surgery hours. There is no fee for this service although some patients like to donate a small amount to cover the cost of needles (which we donate to the Amenity Fund).

Weekly chiropody clinics take place at the surgery.

A physiotherapist works two sessions a week in the surgery. Patients can also be seen at home if necessary.

Our family psychotherapist works in the surgery and she sees patients and families with a variety of problems. A GP referral is necessary for this service.

Do you care for a relative, friend or neighbour who relies on your for help and support? Carers Support Workers are based in doctor’s surgeries across Somerset. They are paid for by health and social care services. Your Carers Support Worker will give you time to talk about being a carer and can help you work out any needs you might have such as money and legal matters, meeting other carers, taking a break, practical help, planning for the future etc.

A fully trained dietician sees patients at the surgery once every month – she provides one-to-one clinics as well as a successful support group. Referrals to the dietician must be made by a GP.

Sessions are held weekly for patients who have been referred by their GP/Nurse/Midwife/Health Visitor. Focusing on healthy lifestyle and exercise, this service aims to help people with weight loss.

CAB hold weekly sessions here at the surgery. You can call in for help and advice from experienced CAB workers or if preferred, leave your name and number at reception – they will ring you the next time they are in the surgery and if necessary organise a home visit.