Interesting Links
- The Hale Clinic
- - where Jo holds her London Clinic
Information and resources
- Dr Sarah Myhill
- A remarkable doctor who encompasses the holistic approach to treating illnesses and conditions. She says "I use knowledge from conventional medicine, from naturopathy, herbal and homoeopathic techniques (desensitisation). I am happy to use any method so long as it is effective and safe". Specialising in Fatigue, ME and thyriod disfunctions, Dr Myhill is recognised as one of the leading doctors in her field. On her website she generously gives advice on the above as well as advice and information on everything from allergies to How To Ensure A Healthy Baby and Cancer to how to be like the Queen Mother (I want to live to 100) to name but a few.
- Lotty Merry - Equine Bowen - training and treatments
- With 30 years of equine experience, Lotty has always been passionate about horses. After training in Human Bowen she went on to qualify in Equine Bowen. But for her this still wasn't enough and she has written and teaches her own accredited Equine Bowen course which has taken qualifications in Equine Studies to a new height in professionalism, competency and integration. Based on her livery farm in the heart of Somerset, her courses are being established as the new standard for Equine Bowen.
- Canine Bowen training
- The European Guild of Canine Bowen Therapists (EGCBT) was set up to train, promote, represent and regulate a network of properly skilled and experienced Canine Bowen Technique therapists who are able to work alongside other professionals in the canine world to help dogs - vets, trainers, behaviourists, rescue centres, hydrotherapists, nutritionists. In addition EGCBT will continue to develop and advance the Bowen Technique to the advantage of dogs.
- Sweet Poison
- This site gives an insight to the problems associated with aspartame, which is found in many diet drinks and other sugar free products. Please follow this link and make yourself and others around you aware of the dangers of this and it's associated products.
- Facts and Information about Microwaves
- Radiation, as defined by physics terminology, is "the electromagnetic waves emitted by the atoms and molecules of a radioactive substance as a result of nuclear decay." Radiation causes ionization, which is what occurs when a neutral atom gains or loses electrons. In simpler terms, a microwave oven decays and changes the molecular structure of the food by the process of radiation. Had the manufacturers accurately called them "radiation ovens", it's doubtful they would have ever sold one, but that's exactly what a microwave oven is.
- Wanobe.com
- A fabulous site dedicated to the over 50's. Along with news, tips and reviews on everything from books, wine, gardening, well-being and everything in between, it's also a place to network with like minded people. You don't even have to be over 50 to join.
- The Life Design Studio
- A marvellous blogsite, inspiring better health, wealth & happiness for the over 50's by sharing knowledge and expertise and by offering their own and others products and services.
- ReSource Magazine
- An excellent magazine for anyone who wants to discover more about personal growth and development. Whether you're an individual interested in this absorbing area, or a practitioner working in the field, you'll find fresh information and inspiring content. It gives a voice to leading writers, trainers and developers, all experts actively working in their fields, and also offers a platform for readers to express their thoughts and ideas through a letters and comments section.
Professional Organisations
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European College of Bowen Studies | www.thebowentechnique.com |
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Bowen Therapists European Register | www.bowentherapists.com |
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British Complementary Medicine Association | www.bcma.co.uk |
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International Guild of Professional Practitioners | www.embodyforyou.com |
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Federation of Holistic Therapists | www.fht.org.uk |
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Chartered Society of Physiotherapists | www.csp.org.uk |
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College of Chiropractors | www.colchiro.org.uk |