Leading Integrated Healthcare

Skin problems

 

Why skin is so important

We often forget that our skin is our body’s largest organ and its first line of defence. Skin ailments are often a visible symptom of internal imbalances, as well as being very uncomfortable and bad for our self-confidence. Integrated treatment can be very helpful. Our skin not only acts as a barrier and filter keeping outside elements from disrupting our bodies’ functions, but also regulates many of our internal processes. It also keeps body’s temperature regulated and protects it from harmful agents, and plays a big role in the effectiveness of our immune system.

 

We really understand your problem

We understand how disruptive to your day-to-day existence skin problems can be. Our expert practitioners have years of experience in dealing with skin problems using a whole range of approaches depending on what works best for a particular problem. We can use nutritional therapyherbal medicine, acupuncture, conventional western treatments, homeopathy, and mind-body treatments to help resolve your problem.

Our Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine Team offer an integrated approach to pain management using acupuncture, body work and herbal medicine.

 

Take Action now – Speak to our dermatology expert Stefan Chmelik

 

Call us on 0845 6769699 or email us. All calls are completely confidential and we will treat you with the respect and sensitivity that you deserve. We can also refer you to an expert Consultant Dermatologist in our building if needed.

You have suffered long enough, act now and contact us.

More information about specific skin problems

You can find more information about specific skin problems elsewhere on our website.

Testimonials

Experiencing Provocative Therapy

Provocative Therapy has had a significant and ongoing impact on me. The session itself forced to the surface a few truths about myself and my life which I had previously been reluctant to admit to myself. That I found helpful and enlightening. However the real shock came when I watched myself on film afterwards. I was rather dreading having to view myself, especially in such an open and vulnerable position. But nothing prepared me for the shock I had when I firstswitched on the tape. For the first time, I think ever, I was able to view myself objectively. It was not like looking in the mirror or seeing myself on film; never before had I seen myself interact naturally like that. I was surprised how pertinent the contradiction was between the idea I had of myself and how I really appeared. This initial jolt certainly had the most impact but now I’m grateful to have the film so that I can revisit it whenever I need to. Each time it’s almost like going through another session. It forces me toreally look at myself and listen to what I’m saying and to understand that there is a difference between my own, often warped perspective, and the truth in front of me. Louisa Gamon - London    

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