Welcome to my practice where I specialise in treating pain and chronic health problems.
A chronic problem is one which you’ve probably lived with for a long time and which has not so far responded to treatment. You probably have a complex picture of symptoms and have been to see a lot of doctors and specialists to try and find out what’s wrong.
Pain is always there for a reason so your symptoms are the result of something being wrong. Many treatments are aimed at “turning off” symptoms rather than finding out what the cause of the pain is. The key question I ask in my practice is “Why”? Why do you have this problem and why has your body not been able to heal itself?
Finding out the underlying cause of why you’re feeling ill or are in pain, means that your treatment can be very specific and targeted at the problem. To do this, I use Clinical Kinesiology techniques, Bio Resonance and conventional, medical laboratory tests [carried out by certified laboratories in the UK and USA] to determine the cause of your health problem.
Treatment Your treatment is tailor made for you. It’s very unlikely that 2 people with the same symptoms and diagnosis would receive the same treatment. We’re all different and we all have different needs. A supplement or homeopathic remedy that works say, to reduce pain in one person, may not be appropriate for someone else.
Treatment options include using nutritional supplementation and/or homeopathic remedies; detoxification programmes; flower remedies, essential oils and cranio sacral therapy. Sometimes I might suggest making dietary changes and when appropriate, I make referrals to other practitioners such as doctors, dentists [holistic/mercury free and paediatric] and osteopaths. This way you can get second opinions and benefit from everyone’s expertise.
My practice is easily accessible on public transport: District line to Wimbledon, Northern line to South Wimbledon, train from Waterloo to Wimbledon and the Thames Link service from Kings Cross to Wimbledon. Coming by car, parking is on meters or in a nearby public car park.
