Clinic Homeopath on TV
Peter Adams, homeopath and owner of Stroud Natural health Clinic, was on BBC Points West on 1 August for about a minute! He was seen in consultation, writing a prescription and then handing it to a small child, who grabbed it enthusiastically. He then defended homeopathy against accusations that it is merely the placebo effect. (This is no longer available on iplayer.)
Homeopathy was in the news because a decision was being made about NHS funding of homeopathy in Bristol. This decision has now been taken - to stop the funding. The decision-makers claim their decision is evidence-based but this is not so. The actual evidence shows that homeopathy is better than placebo. Critics of homeopathy repeatedly claim there is no evidence to show homeopathy works, but they are wrong! The science actuality supports homeopathy.The truth is the opposite of the messages we are hearing so often. Go to The Homeopathy Research Institute for more info.
New: Hypnotherapy at The Clinic
The latest therapist to join the clinic is Estelle Buckley doing Hypnotherapy. She is available every weekday evening, and the initial consultation is FREE! She does Solution Focussed Hypnotherapy and is very enthusiastic about her work.
We have a second practitioner doing Reflexology and Indian Head Massage. Jo Conley-Driscoll joins Linda Battman (who also does various other treatments, click here). Jo is also a mental health nurse with a lot of experience in helping with emotional distress and stress generally. She is training in Professional Relaxation Therapy. More info here.
We have a new osteopath, Suzy Croskell working on Saturdays.
A second medical herbalist, Beatriz Linhares has joined the clinic.
Go to our Latest News page to find out about recent arrivals.
McTimony Chiropractor Melanie Saville has taken over from Helyn Morris.
Peter Adams, homeopath and owner of Stroud Natural health Clinic, was on BBC Points West on 1 August for about a minute! He was seen in consultation, writing a prescription and then handing it to a small child, who grabbed it enthusiastically. He then defended homeopathy against accusations that it is merely the placebo effect. (This is no longer available on iplayer.)
Homeopathy was in the news because a decision was being made about NHS funding of homeopathy in Bristol. This decision has now been taken - to stop the funding. The decision-makers claim their decision is evidence-based but this is not so. The actual evidence shows that homeopathy is better than placebo. Critics of homeopathy repeatedly claim there is no evidence to show homeopathy works, but they are wrong! The science actuality supports homeopathy.The truth is the opposite of the messages we are hearing so often. Go to The Homeopathy Research Institute for more info.
New: Hypnotherapy at The Clinic
The latest therapist to join the clinic is Estelle Buckley doing Hypnotherapy. She is available every weekday evening, and the initial consultation is FREE! She does Solution Focussed Hypnotherapy and is very enthusiastic about her work.
We have a second practitioner doing Reflexology and Indian Head Massage. Jo Conley-Driscoll joins Linda Battman (who also does various other treatments, click here). Jo is also a mental health nurse with a lot of experience in helping with emotional distress and stress generally. She is training in Professional Relaxation Therapy. More info here.
We have a new osteopath, Suzy Croskell working on Saturdays.
A second medical herbalist, Beatriz Linhares has joined the clinic.
Go to our Latest News page to find out about recent arrivals.
McTimony Chiropractor Melanie Saville has taken over from Helyn Morris.
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Stroud Natural Health Clinic opened in 1986 and continues to provide a wide range of natural complementary therapies with friendly professional service. We have eighteen qualified practitioners who all belong to their professional associations. Our receptionist can assist you with choosing the most appropriate therapy or arrange a short free introductory consultation with any therapist of your choice. Natural treatments are now a well-established option for people with all kinds of health problems.
Find out about our therapists and which therapies are available here. The clinic is in the heart of Stroud, in Witheys Yard, a beautiful courtyard with plants, trees and a café with outdoor tables. This is Mills Café, and the entrance to the clinic is next to the entrance to Mills main café. Stroud is undergoing a revival, with an increasing range of shops, a new cinema and shopping complex, a wonderful choice of cafes, including organic ones, and new up-market bars serving food in the evenings. Stroud is also a nationally recognized focus for natural health treatments, and Stroud Natural Health Clinic is at the centre of this. |
Phone: 01453 750796
Opening times
Reception is open: Weekdays except Tuesdays 8.45am –4.00pm (4.45 pm on Mondays) and except some lunchtimes (approx. 1 – 1.30pm). Please phone, email or call in. Appointments may also be made for times outside these hours. Some therapists work late into the evening and on Saturdays.
Gift VouchersStroud Natural Health Clinic Gift Vouchers are available for any amount. These can be for any therapist or can be left open, so the recipient can choose the therapy. Gift Vouchers are very popular especially at Christmas time.
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Limited Disabled AccessDisabled clients may be driven up the High Street, stopping near Millets. Go along the alleyway next to Moonflower, into Witheys Yard. Please note that the clinic is then reached via a flight of stairs (11 steps).
Payment
We accept payment by cash or cheque only. We apologise for this, and it may change soon, but with fifteen practitioners, taking payments by credit card would be complicated. |