01/07/08
Naturally healing the mind with the ‘human givens’
The human givens approach is a relatively new form of psychology and psychotherapy derived from the latest scientific understandings from neurobiology and psychology combined with ancient wisdom and original new insights.
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01/07/08
Make the most of life
Cranio-Sacral therapist Vivienne Moss explains the benefits of this treatment
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01/05/08
The alternative way with complementary therapies
In the fast-paced technological age we live in it may not be surprising to some that alternative or complementary therapies are growing in popularity in western civilisations almost as an antidote to the way we are living.
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01/04/08
The gentle effect of Bowen Therapy
Camilla Brinton has been working as a therapist at Napiers Clinic in Stockbridge and has recently qualified as a Bowen Therapist. She explains how the treatment works.
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01/03/08
Seasonal Remedies
Alex Shalet, nutritionist with Nutri Centre advises on herbal remedies for seasonal ailments
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01/03/08
Clear your sinuses with Hopi Ear Candling
Hopi Ear therapy, a natural alternative to syringing, antibiotics and grommets can help with recurrent sinus and ear problems, which can be an irritating condition for both adults and children
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Chinese Medicine

Exercise and energy
Along with meditation and nutrition, exercise cultivating qi/ chi is one of the self administered factors of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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Chinese herbal medicine
Chinese herbalism is often regarded as more important than acupuncture by Chinese practitioners, with herbal remedies being used to influence the flow of qi or chi (vital energy) throughout the body.
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Finding a practitioner
You should always consult a practitioner who is qualified to prescribe herbal remedies or acupuncture treatments and if you are unsure you can check with the Register of Chinese Herbal Medicine or the European Herbal Practitioners Association.
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