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My enthusiasm and passion for tried and tested natural remedies has grown over the years. My desire to offer people alternative remedies once conventional medicine has failed them has led me to gain a professional certification in alternative health. I currently hold a first class BSc honours degree in complementary medicine (Ayurveda).
My mission is quite simple; as well as caring for everyone I meet and introducing them to ayurveda it is fundamentaly to make these therapies available to absolutely everyone, regardless of gender, class, race or religion. My affordable prices in no way reflect the quality of service you will receive, I will always offer you far more for your money and deliver a service that is extremely professional and informative. I am proud to belong to possibly only a select few therapists in Cyprus that have trained to a degree standard. My studies previously included advanced anatomy and physiology, pathology and clinical diagnosis.
I encourage the use of other complementary medical practices as I myself also practise reflexology and reiki, though these therapies alone, like most others, only require a basic understanding of anatomy and physiology to qualify and they should be used for relaxational and complementary medical benefits only. They do not offer alternative remedies to conventional medicine. If your therapist should offer you health advice concerning a medical ailment, it should be taken lightly as quite often mistakes can be made.
As alternative and complementary health in the western world continues to grow, so do the amount of therapies available. The UK government are slowly working towards acceptable standards and qualifications in order to protect the public. Currently osteopathy and physiotherapy have been accepted into the health system and should take three to four years study at degree level; western herbalists, ayurvedic medicine, acupuncture and traditional chinese medicine are expected to be regulated and controlled within the health system by the house of lords soon, and will then also require degree standard training. Aromatherapy can also be studied to a degree level, though other complementary medicine will fall into a lower category as these do not prescribe medicines and the therapists will not be allowed to diagnose or prescribe under law, currently therapists are free to abuse their boundaries, and unfortunately some do!
Rest assured prices should not reflect the professional standards of the therapist, if you find other therapies that demand higher prices this is merely the choice of the therapist, it does not prove their ability and competance to deliver a service. Be aware there are therapists practising untrained, if you are unsure about the most suitable therapist for your needs, ask them to show you their qualifications, this way you can feel more at ease with your choice. Please note that unqualified masseurs have been known to deliver a fatal massage, it is these people that create a poor reputation for those of us that have taken the time to understand the therapies we are delivering.
Finally please feel free to browse my website, I believe I have the upper edge in reflexology and reiki, as my advanced training allows me to discuss your ailments and concerns at a greater depth. I will always reccomend that you consult your GP first however if you should have any serious health issues.
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