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My experience
I first started working with patients in the late 1980s practicing massage and reflexology and then in 1991 I enrolled at The School of Complementary Medicine to study Traditional Chinese Acupuncture, Western Herbalism and Craniosacral Therapy.
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Wholefood nutrition
Scientific research has shown that whole grains such as short grain organic brown rice and organic oats help to maintain a healthy heart and body. They are packed full of vitamins (especially B vitamins) and minerals (including zinc...
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Approach
If you are looking for healing, don't look outside of yourself, look within.
Thirteen years of treating has taught me that the most powerful and long-lasting healing comes only when patients heal themselves.
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Let food be thy medicine
Nature is the great balancer and she provides in any given environment, provided she is left to her own devices, exactly the correct balance of food to nourish the inhabitants of that environment be they animal or human.
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The Art of Chewing
Teeth are primarily made for grinding down food and the more you grind down your food, the less work there is for your digestive system. Through correct chewing you can achieve 80-85% digestion in your mouth, which is a big energy saving on the digestive system.
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Traditional Herbalism.
Traditional herbalism has been practiced since the dawn of time and differs from Medical Herbalism in that it does not adhere to the western medical model but understands that plants, when used correctly, facilitate change on a physical, emotional and spiritual plane.
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Traditional Chinese Acupuncture.
Acupuncture is one of the main therapeutic treatments of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). TCM is not an alternative medicine but a whole medical approach in itself. It has its own anatomy and physiology that differs in many aspects from...
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Craniosacral Therapy.
Craniosacral therapy is a gentle yet powerful non-invasive therapy that can help a multitude of problems and often produces impressive results in cases where western medicine can offer no cure.
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Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP).
NLP is a simple, yet very powerful technique for unlocking the mind and effecting positive change within an individual. It studies how humans think and experience the world and creates mental models of these patterns.
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