Below you will find information on the various therapies practiced at the clinic...

Acupuncture

Dr Stephen Hopwood, Sally Blades.

Acupuncture is known to help a wide variety of health problems including depression, insomnia, stress, back problems, addictions, digestive and gynaecological problems.

Body Stress Release

Hugh Cochrane

Body Stress Release is a gentle form of bodywork and a very effective technique for locating and releasing muscle tension.  By releasing stored tension, we enable our body to return towards its full capacity for self-healing.

Chinese Herbal Medicine

Dr Stephen Hopwood, 

Chinese herbs are part of a complete medical system that has diagnosed, treated and prevented illness for over two thousand years.Through its various means of observation, analysis and diagnosis, Traditional Chinese Medicine comes to a specific understanding of the functional nature of each individual organ system.

Colonic Hydrotherapy

Jenny Stewart

In an ideal world the colon would be a self-cleansing organ. However, modern eating habits, stress and other factors can inhibit the bowel’s ability to function efficiently.

Craniosacral Therapy

Heather Nicholson

Craniosacral Therapy is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that can achieve remarkable results for the client. It works with the most fundamental processes of life and assists the body’s natural capacity for self-repair.

Counselling Psychology

Sharon Mayer, Dr.Lynne Gravell

Counselling Psychology combines knowledge of psychological theory and principles with the skills of counselling and therapy.

Homeopathy

Laura Bull, Veronica King

Homeopathy is a safe and effective form of natural medicine.  It is used by over 80 million people world-wide and is part of some countries regular healthcare system.  Homeopathy is the most popular alternative to conventional medicine in the world (World Health Organization report).

Hypnotherapy

Philipp Grote-Mesembe 

During hypnotherapy the therapist helps to guide you into a light trance, which may deepen as sessions go on. However, this varies from person to person and a light trance state is fully sufficient for most hypnotherapeutic work.

Traditional Thai Yoga Massage

Yarrow Wolfe, Sarah Webb

Massage

Tariq Edwards, Nandan O'Leary, Sarah Webb, Karen Neiring, Alex Williams, Luka Carlisle

 Massage is so much more than a feel-good indulgence - massage is one of the oldest forms of therapy and works on many levels.

Past Life Regression Therapy

Maggie Amuna

Regression Therapy aims to heal or resolve a  problem by going back to the original cause, whether in the current life or in a past life. It works very well with emotional issues, for going back to the root cause and working at that level can result in radical shifts in your feelings and reactions, which  transform your life and relationships. Some physical symptoms too can be the etheric scars of past life trauma carried over into the present and these can respond extremely well to Regression Therapy.

Reiki

Ursula Athene

Reiki is the Japanese art of natural healing and means Universal Life Energy. It’s roots go way back into Tendai Buddhism, Shugendo and Shintoism as practised by founder, Dr Mikao Usui.

Western Medical Herbalism

Jenny Macdonald, Claire Swetha McGarrie

More info to come soon.

Supervision and Mentoring

Sally Blades

In many of the caring professions supervision has been established as a valuable and effective tool for professional development.

The Trager Approach®

Adrian Antrum

The Trager Approach® is a clothes-on bodywork therapy offering deep relaxation for mind and body as well as remedial solutions to a wide range of physical disorders and neuro-muscular problems.