Herbalist and Psychotherapist
The home
of Naturopathic and Holistic Health Care - The Practice
Our approach is based on restoring homoeostasis, or returning people to optimum health, without doing so in a harmful way or by the use of toxins that are foreign to the body.
“First do no harm” is in fact a misquote, a short and casual form of the original Hippocratic oath, to the effect that assistants should respect their masters, share medical knowledge, help patients, avoid harming them medically or personally, seek help from other physicians when necessary and keep patient information confidential.
We respect scientific learning and understanding. We adhere to the commitment that a theory, if once proven to be wrong, should be set aside, and further research should be undertaken to better understand the subject more deeply and correctly.
Sharing knowledge is important at many levels. We aim to teach and educate our clients as part of an aid to their recovery, to teach students to help further advance their learning and careers and to share knowledge with our colleagues so that we all can learn, for the benefit and pleasure of all.
Client Testimonials
Dear Dr Williams
I just wanted to say big Thank you for inviting me to the open house on Friday, it was very interesting and inspiring evening meeting other clients, listening to their stories and learning more about nutrition.
MD
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Hello Xandria,
Trust you are well in your body, soul and spirit. I am a South African and when I was diagnosed with cancer, friends of mine, from London, send me your book ” vital signs for cancer”.
Thank you, it saved my life! Thanks again for all your hard work!
Lise
Thank you so much for the skype conversation earlier, which made me feel so much better and excited about the future. I haven’t been fearful, but the last chemo experience has made me feel in need of some reassurance. I very much appreciate all your efforts!!
SD
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Open House
Sessions
Friday evenings (free)
For 20 years in Sydney, these discussion groups were held weekly on Monday or Wednesday evenings, and the focus was on nutrition or psychotherapy, respectively. For the last 20 years in London, they have been held Friday evening and based on cancer support.
They have provided clients with a place they can come, share their stories, ask questions, and meet up with other people having similar experiences.
Recently students have wanted to come too, to learn more about cancer support. They are now a fruitful combination of the two, varying each week depending on the compositing of the group and the questions that are asked.
With the start of the pandemic and the various levels of lockdowns, Dr Williams realised how isolated and cut off many of her clients would feel. She therefore started an intensive program of Zoom meetings. Initially these were conducted every morning for an hour at 9.00 am and every evening at 6.00 pm, also for an hour. As people have learnt to reshape their lives, and to use the internet in place of personal contacts, doing a lot on social media, the need for these has decreased somewhat.
These Open Zoom discussions, go under the casual title of ‘Coffee Club’ meetings and are still held several times a week, they are open to anyone interested in our approach to both cancer and the pandemic and to degenerative diseases in general.
CONTACT US TODAY for further information, on 020-7824-8153
