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on 020 8440 4140 or e-mail info@edenclinic.org NaturopathyNaturopathy explores ways to recover health by natural means. The practitioner aims to get the patient to reduce levels of toxicity and to replenish deficiencies in the body using natural approaches to restore and/or maintain a healthy body, mind and spirit. She adopts a number of different approaches to energetic diagnosis and treatment
NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming Have you wondered why we do what we do? How we think? How we learn? Why we get angry, especially with those who mean so much to us? Neuro Linguistic Programming will help you open up choices, enhance communication and relationships. NLP is practical, about your experience, what it is and not what it should be. It enriches your own view of the world. Modelling in NLP addresses brilliance and quality. NLP is not just a set of techniques, it is a way of thinking, a frame of mind based on curiosity, exploration and fun. In order to model, NLP starts with curiosity and fascination connected with people and studies the structure of subjective experience. NLP can be used personally and professionally in any field. The techniques and resources that you already have within you will become heightened with increased awareness, allowing you to balance the different parts of yourself that can be taken to all areas of your life. Practitioner: Jacquie Lloyd Nutritional TherapyGood nutrition is vital for health, without it our bodies cannot function properly. Modern diets often lack high quality nutrients and rely heavily on processed convenience foods, quick snacks, and overcooked meals.Nutritional therapy provides you with the latest scientific research evidence to help you adapt your diet and lifestyle to support optimum health. The aims of a nutritional consultation are to help you with the causes of your health problems and to educate you about the right food choices to make. The nutritionist carefully analyses your symptoms, diet, lifestyle and health history to devise an individually tailored nutritional programme to meet your special needs. She believes that supplement pills should be used with respect and not as a substitute for healthy eating. Practitioner: Sally Ann Hutcheson Osteopathy Osteopathy is a well-established and safe system of diagnosis and treatment concerned with the structural integrity of the body as a whole. Any disruption in the body's structure can affect the way in which it functions leading to pain and disability. Osteopathy uses many diagnostic procedures used in conventional medical assessment and diagnosis. Its main strength, however, lies in the osteopath’s observational and palpation skills, which means that you are uniquely assessed from a postural, mechanical and functional standpoint. Old and young benefit from osteopathy and craniosacral therapy and some of the conditions osteopaths help to relieve are:
Practitioner: Christine Guerrier PhysiotherapyPhysiotherapy can help you overcome injuries and disease by correcting and improving the body’s own natural healing mechanisms, allowing you to return to a normal lifestyle after a period of incapacity/injury.Listed below are some of the conditions that physiotherapy can help:
If physiotherapy is considered to be appropriate you will be offered treatment. Occasionally it is necessary to be referred for further tests such as an X ray or MRI or to see a Doctor. Treatments will depend on the diagnosis and also your age and general state of health and may include: Mobilisation or Manipulation to stiff joints to restore mobility and reduce pain. These techniques are a gentle, non violent hands-on form of treatment. Massage for relaxation or to ease muscle tension. Massage can be very relaxing in the relief of stress and the soothing of muscular aches and pains. However, we also know that massage can also play an important role in the healing process by improving blood circulation. Exercise programmes such as Pilates to help improve your mobility and strengthen muscles. Postural correction especially if the back has been painful over a long period of time and nothing seems to be helping. Electrotherapy such as, ultrasound to speed up the healing process Advice Prevention is better than cure and it’s often the simple things that make the difference. Chartered Physiotherapists have been trained for several years in the NHS and have to pass state recognised examinations before they practice. They also have to prove continuing professional development throughout their careers, to maintain registration with the Health Professions Council and membership of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists. Membership of the CSP and Physiofirst (the organisation of Chartered Physiotherapists in Private Practice) ensure the highest clinical standards are maintained and stringent rules of professional conduct are followed. Practitioner: Available by Arrangement Podiatry Podiatry is the profession that deals with conditions affecting the human foot. Podiatrists are educated to diagnose and treat a wide range of foot conditions. Podiatry is all about feet and ankles, the parts of the body that take a pounding every day. When a child suffers from "flat feet", he or she might see a podiatrist. When diabetics have poor circulation in their feet, they might see a podiatrist Caring for a variety of people with a variety of foot- and ankle-related ailments is what Podiatry is all about. Practitioner: Maurice Leane PsychotherapyPsychotherapy can enable you to express and resolve difficult life problems and feelings by creating a safe space to talk through your problems and work towards a fuller understand of them. Through your relationship with the psychotherapist and with reference to memories, dreams and feelings, your immediate and long-standing issues, concerns and relationships can be explored.By understanding your expectations, perceptions, and restrictive patterns of behaviour it can become apparent how the past affects the present. As the relationship develops, you will move towards new understanding and self awareness the resolution of unresolved issues. Psychotherapy can offer help with a range of emotional problems including bereavement, anxiety, depression, marital breakdown, redundancy, abuse, eating disorders, gender, race and sexual issues. Practitioner: Linda Bagaini Reflexology Reflexology is the technique of applying gentle pressure to the reflexes on the feet or hands in order to bring about a state of deep relaxation, stimulate the body's own healing processes and help the person to return to a state of balance and wellbeing. Systems in the body can easily be thrown out of balance by a wide variety of factors including prolonged illness, stress, long working hours and diet. The resulting imbalances prevent efficiency of vital body functions. These imbalances can be detected on the feet, where corresponding parts of the body can be identified, and pressure applied to specific reflexes to restore the body to a state of equilibrium. Practitioner: Romana Le Page ReikiReiki is a Japanese holistic, light-touch, energy-based modality. Working as a support mechanism to the body, Reiki re-establishes a normal energy flow of ki (life force energy) throughout the system, which in turn can enhance and accelerate the body's innate healing ability. Through a series of hand positions either directly on or just above the body, the energy worker allows for the flow of energy through their body. The client’s body then draws off the amount of energy that is required.The simplicity of a Reiki session may raise some skepticism, however, after experiencing it, many clients keep coming back for more of those relaxing feelings. Practitioner: Jacquie Lloyd Sports Massage Sports Massage is a form of massage typically used before, during, and after athletic events. The purpose of the massage is to prepare the athlete for peak performance, to drain away fatigue, to relieve swelling, to reduce muscle tension, to promote flexibility and to prevent injuries. It is intended to help alleviate the stress and tension which builds up in the body’s soft tissues during physical activity. Where minor injuries and lesions occur, due to overexertion and/or overuse, massage can break them down quickly and effectively. Sports massage can help prevent those injuries that so often get in the way of performance and achievement, whether a person is an athlete or a once a week jogger. Sports and therapeutic massage is especially recommended for acute and chronic sports injuries and a range of lingering conditions, including:
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Stress Management Many people feel overwhelmed by stress and don't know where to begin in leading healthier lives. Too often, stress affects health and leads to unhealthy behaviours and a downward spiral of more and more stress. Stress management can show you how to feel better right now, and give you a clear path to a healthier lifestyle. Practitioner: Linda Bagaini Practitioner: Jacquie Lloyd Practitioner: Gill Abrahams Thought Field Therapy When we think of a particular problem (such as a specific fear) we generate an individual thought field in much the same way as an electrical field is generated around an item of electrical equipment. According to Dr. Callahan’s theory, emotional problems are generated by equally specific interference patterns in these thought fields, which he describes as “perturbations”. These perturbations have been found to be the generating power behind the emotional (and occasionally, physical) signs and symptoms recognised by conventional medicine. Most existing therapies simply attempt to subdue those symptoms with varying degrees of success, or teach the patient coping skills. Whatever the outcome of such treatments the perturbations in the Thought Field (the cause of the problem in the first place) still remain. In order to remove the perturbations completely, and therefore the problem itself, one must apply a code that nature has provided. Practitioner: Available by Arrangement Traditional Chinese MedicineTraditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a complete system of healing that developed in China about 3,000 years ago and has changed very little over the centuries. It's based on the idea that laws of nature can be used to understand the inner workings of the body.Your health, like the universe at large, is subject to constant battling between opposing forces such as heat and cold, male and female, joy and sadness, which manifest themselves in your body as too much or too little activity in particular organs. An imbalance between any of these forces can cause a blockage in the flow of your qi (chee) or vital energy travelling through your body along invisible pathways known as meridians. TCM practitioners typically use acupuncture and herbs to help unblock your qi and bring your body back into harmony and wellness. Practitioner: Adam Leighton |
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