Using the therapies during pregnancy can help with morning sickness, history of  miscarriages and obstetric conditions.

Once born, the children can find help after traumatic births (e.g. ventouse or forceps), digestive problems and teething.

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Emma is a Member of the National Federation of Spiritual Healers

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Emma treats many men for problems such as fertility issues and prostate issues.

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2.  Mrs R came with chronic sinusitis and recurring infections.  The remedies cleared the sinuses and helped the body’s immun system.  Days off sick were considerably reduced and she was able to breathe properly enabling deep sleep and less snoring!

3. Mrs J had recently been bereaved and felt that life was not worth living.  After only a couple of consultations, her outlook  and body health improved and even though the grief was still there, she felt able to cope.  She then lost another member of her family and felt able to cope with it in a better manner.

4. Miss B suffered from chronic insomnia and had tried all sorts of treatment with no success.  After one consultation, sleep improved and after a couple more, sleep quantity and quality were significantly better.

5. Baby E had eczema and asthma.  After remedies and an individually prepared cream for the skin, the eczema and asthma cleared.

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Children - as the child grows any knocks, falls and accidents have an impact on the body and growth.  Craniosacral Therapy can help with behaviour (ADHD etc), Illness  and physical difficulties (eg bedwetting) and mental emtional difficulties (eg fears, sleep difficulties, separation anxieties). 

Adults - for many, many issues including back pain, sciatica, migraines and headaches, digestive difficulties and sleep difficulties.

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Emma is a Member of the Society of Dowsers

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Supervision is a process that allows the practitioner to fully explore their work, their lives and their plans for their future.  Many professional bodies now either recommend or require therapists to undergo supervision as part of their Continuing Professional Development.  Students of many disciplines, including homeopathy, also find mentoring and supervision a requirement for graduation.

Supervision and mentoring are available for therapists of all disciplines.

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The question arises as to whether the rest of the universe affects the human body too. 

Astrology has been around for many thousand years and up until a couple of hundred years ago, a physician was also an astrologer.  Even today, in many other countries and cultures astrology is used as part of day to day life eg China. 

Emma is currently studying a 3 year post-graduate homeopathy course with Dr Yubraj Sharma in London which includes Medical Astrology as part of a diagnostic process.  Other topics include chinese medicine and anthroposophical medicine .

Medical Astrology can be used as a stand alone tool or in conjunction with other therapies, homeopathy in particular.  It can be  possible to tell from the chart how to support the body to prevent problems,  as well as resolve.

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In fact the technique is very subtle and the effects are profound, often helping to ease long-standing chronic ailments and acute conditions. Its effectiveness may be due to the fact that it seems to simultaneously trigger several healing mechanisms: for example, in addition to providing a gentle physical massage, the therapist is also working with the “meridians” (lines of energy used in oriental medicine) and channeling healing “energy”.

Its popularity has grown dramatically in Britain and much of the world over the past thirty years – almost entirely by word of mouth from satisfied clients. As Reflexology develops new techniques are found and specialist approaches develop.

What evidence is there to validate Reflexology?

The following information is taken from the Association of Reflexologists’ booklet “Reflexology within Medical Practices”. No copyright infringement is intended in its use.

In common with most complementary therapies, there has only been limited research aimed at validating reflexology. This is slowly changing, however, and the following lists some recent reports:

1. A study in Denmark of 116 patients presenting with a range of 15 condidtions resulted in 75% of those treated with reflexology reporting primary benefits and 63% reporting secondary benefits.
2. A large Post Office in Denmark which has employed a full-time reflexologist since 1990 reports a saving of around £100,000 a year due to a reduction in sickness and absenteeism of 13.3%.
3. A doctor’s study of 64 pregnant women within a G.P’s practice showed a range of effects, including a significantly reduced labour time for all those receiving reflexology.
4. A study (published in Obstetrics & Gynaecology) of women suffering from severe PMT showed a significant reduction in symptoms amongst those treated with reflexology.
5. A study of patients in the Trauma Unit in the Prince of Wales Orthopaedic Hospital, Cardiff, showed that those who received reflexology went home on average 3-5 days earlier than others. A follow-up study of knee replacement patients is now underway.

Further indications of the effects produced by reflexology include the following, which, although not subject to scientific protocols, have nevertheless been confirmed by medical tests or monitoring:

• Normalising in high blood pressure
• Increase in white blood cell count
• Increase in hemoglobin levels
• Increased blood flow to the brain in a study of women with migraine
• Improvement in peak flow levels amongst asthmatics
• Improvement in blood sugar levels of diabetic patients
• Relief of chronic constipation and related problems
• Reduction of anxiety/depression amongst a group of patients in a geriatric unit
• Work in Mexico, the United States and South Africa with children suffering from mental retardation, cerebral palsy, autism, and perceptual and emotional problems, showed improvement across a range of parameters including hyperactivity, behavioral problems, concentration,  memory, socialisation, responsiveness, sensory integration, digestion and eating habits.

Emma is a Full Member of the Association of Reflexologists

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