Verulam Clinic
Verulam Clinic offers 4D scans recorded onto DVD or CD, sexing scans, dating and viability scans.
ST ALBANS, United Kingdom
Our services
Read about the services we offer.
Hypnotherapy
Here at the Verulam Clinic we have 3 Hypnotherapists, please click their links below for further details:-
Diana Tibble - Hypnotherapy, Homeopathy & Hypnobirthing Classes
Jon Farrow - Cognitive Hypnotherapist
Verulam Clinic. 118 Victoria Street St Albans AL1 3TG Phone/Fax 01727 833100 appointments@verulamclinic.com www.verulamclinic.com
Osteopathy
About our Osteopath Ginny Struthers Ginny trained at the European School of Osteopathy and is a member of the General Osteopathic Council. She is experienced in both traditional and cranial osteopathy. For more information or to book an appointment please call the clinic About our Osteopath Sara Randall Sarah Randall Sara Randall BSc (Hons) RM, B.Ost.Med ND, graduated from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine and is a member of the General Osteopathic Council. She is experienced in both traditional and cranial Osteopathy in Pregnancy and with the new-born. After qualifying highest in her year at the university, Sara was invited back by her mentors and now lectures in Osteopathy as well as studying at Masters level in Paediatric Osteopathy. Sara is also a midwife at Watford General and hold antenatal classes as well as having a Diploma Naturopathy. What is Osteopathy? Osteopathy is a primary health care system, which is suitable for almost anyone and can alleviate an enormous range of conditions. Osteopaths primarily work through the neuro-musculo-skeletal system, mostly on muscles and joints and pay special attention to how the internal organs affect, and are affected by, that system. What is cranial Osteopathy? Cranial osteopathy is a subtle form of treatment that uses a gentle touch to bring the body's physical structure back into balance. It is extremely effective in treating a wide range of conditions, physical and emotional in people of all ages from birth to old age. CRANIAL OSTEOPATHY FOR INFANTS Many infant problems like colic, feeding difficulties, sleep disturbances, ear infections and glue ear m ay result from craniosacral imbalances during birth.Reflexology
Shelley Sheridan Member of the Association of Reflexologists
What is reflexology? Reflexology is an ancient healing art known to be more than 4000 years old. Today Reflexology is a complementary medical discipline in its own right. Careful pressure is applied with the fingers to the minute reflex points on and around the feet or the hands. This in turn has a stimulating effect on specific points of the body. Through this system of energy path ways, the therapist increases the innate capacity for self healing. Reflexology is a completely safe form of therapy, as well as being a very relaxing and pleasurable experience. The purpose of a course of treatment is to help normalize the body’s functioning, to help break down tension, alleviate stress, improve nerve functioning and blood supply throughout the whole of the body.
Acupuncture
We now have 3 Acupuncturists here at the clinic. For further details on each therapist, please click on their names below:-
Gail Lazurus - Acupuncture & Aromotherapy
Alex Owen - Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine
Sabine Schnelle - Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine
Verulam Clinic. 118 Victoria Street St Albans AL1 3TG Phone/Fax 01727 833100 appointments@verulamclinic.com www.verulamclinic.com
Treatment for Eating Disorders
Rachel McGuire RGN, DipHENurse Specialist in the treatment of young people with eating disorders
It is thought that 1.1 million people in the U.K are affected by an eating disorder, and young adults aged 14-25 are most at risk of developing this type of illness. (Disordered Eating 2007)
I am a Nurse Specialist with over 10 years of experience working with young adults and their families with eating disorders and associated difficulties in inpatient settings and more recently on an outpatient basis.
The need for sensitivity, discretion and understanding is paramount as sufferers can feel ashamed or embarrassed at the difficulties they are experiencing and so find themselves living a life of denial and deceit. Parents and families can believe they are to blame in some way and so may have concerns about how or where to seek support from outside sources
I offer a private and confidential service which is tailored to meet the needs of the individual and family and may involve consultation, motivational assessment, education, meal management advice, counselling and psychotherapy, C.B.T. techniques and creative imagination work.Eating Disorders are not just about food, eating and wanting to look a certain way. They are complex and often compensate for or serve to hide, other unexpressed or unresolved worries and concerns.For more information or if you have questions you may wish to ask please contact Rachel at the Verulam Clinic.
Contact us
Phone01727833100