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topics you would like have included.
(c)
the absence of a topic, or the discussion of a
topic with little detail, does not necessarily mean that it is
not important, merely that it has not been written up yet.
All information given on this website is for
education purposes only. There is no intention to suggest
treatment for an individual. If the ideas expressed here
appear useful you should consult with your practitioner for
advice as to whether or not they are appropriate for your use.
We are not responsible for any adverse outcome should you choose
to treat yourself without taking advice. All advice given
by this clinic is done only after a full consultation between
you and the practitioner
All health problems can be helped by Naturopathy
or CAM (Complimentary and Alternative Medicine): from colds to
cancer, from indigestion to arthritis, from fatigue to liver
failure, from diabetes to heart problems and more.
Frequently naturopathy (CAM) on its own is
sufficient. At other times, and particularly in a crisis, it
can be used to advantage in conjunction with modern drug-based
medicine or with surgery in either a major or a supportive role.
Xandria Williams’s initial degrees and
training were in chemistry, biochemistry and naturopathy in
London (Imperial), New Zealand (Otago) and Australia (NSW
College of Natural Therapies). In Australia in 1973 she started
her career as a lecturer, practitioner and writer in the natural
therapies. She has been in private practice in central London
since 1996.
She has lectured at a number of
Australian and London colleges, is the author of over 400
articles and 18 books and has appeared frequently on radio and
television.
There are intimate connections,
chemical, physical and metaphysical, between the
mind, emotions and body. The functions and
actions of one inevitably affect the other two.
Thus in aiming for optimum health one is looking
for a balance between mental, emotional and
physical wellbeing.
Psychotherapy:
The use of
modern, alternative therapies to help with
emotional issues and to address the implications
and ramifications of the mind-body interactions.
Such therapies include NLP, EFT, personal growth
techniques and more.
Naturopathy:
The
prevention and treatment of health problems by
natural means and without the use of drug
medicines or compounds with adverse side or
toxic effects.
Nutrition:
The
selection of appropriate diets and supplements
to achieve and maintain optimal health by
providing the body with the nutrients it needs,
in conjunction with the avoidance of harmful
foods, food processing and toxins.
Herbal
medicine:
The use of
medicinal herbs in the maintenance of health and
the treatment of health problems
Homoeopathy:
The use of
mineral, plant and animal remedies in
homoeopathic doses and according to homoeopathic
criteria.
Reiki:
A hands-on healing technique
through energy transfers, works with the
metaphysical connections between mind and body
