Inspired Herbal Medicine

 

Practitioner of Herbal Medicine and Endobiogenic Medicine

I have clinics in both Surrey KT11 (close to M25 and A3) and Central London W1, and I offer in person and online consultations.

I am a medical herbalist with a BSc Honours in Herbal Medicine (First Class) from the University of Westminster and I am a qualified Practitioner of Endobiogenic Medicine.

If you wish to find out about how I can help you, please fill in my Contact Form with a few details about yourself and your health concern (takes about 2 minutes to complete).  We can then have a-free- pre-consultation, or go straight to a consultation appointment. 

If appropriate, I can advise on and arrange appropriate diagnostic tests.  

Please get in touch by completing my Contact Form (click the link)

 

My principles of practice

I have found that many of my clients have complex needs that do not fit within a particular ‘box’; thus, I always keep my approach focused on the individual.  My principle of practice is to deliver personalised medicine to suit the individual needs of each client.

Most conditions are not just the result of a single organ under stress but involve a wider maladaptation.  I aim to affect not only the outward manifestation of ill health, but also to address the underlying imbalances that are contributing to it.  My approach is holistic as I see each individual as an integrated whole, not simply as a set of symptoms.

 

What is Herbal Medicine?

Herbal medicine has its roots in the ancient world of Greece and Rome and in the observations and writings of famous doctors such as Hippocrates and Galen.  They used medicinal plants and codified their actions on human biology.  

Their writings were re-discovered in Britain in the 16th century and became hugely successful, helping to develop a strong herbal tradition.  All peoples of the world have developed and relied on medicinal herbs for health across millenia and molecules from the same medicinal herbs have been used to formulate many western pharmaceutical medicines. 

However, unlike pharmaceutical medicine, herbal medicine uses the whole herb and this allows the diverse phytochemicals to work in synergy with the body, to support and expand its own innate healing power.