Coming from a background of alternative medicine, from a young age, Alison formed a keen interest in holistic treatment by natural methods. Alison Waring trained for five years, full time, initially at the John Wernham College of Classical Osteopathy and then at the European School of Osteopathy, where she graduated. Studying at two different colleges
Having grown up in a family with parents and grandparents who were great believers of the intrinsic natural healing power of the body and a father who is a graduate of the Edinburgh School of Natural Therapeutics, my interest in natural healing was nurtured from an early age. I firmly believe in the delicate interlinking and
Thomas Waring is the chief officer of St Nicks a local environmental charity and brings his knowledge of running a small charity to his role as a trustee along with his passion for natural and holistic living.
Born to Principal Dancers of the Royal Ballet, Alex grew up with osteopathy playing a prominent role in the maintenance of his family’s general health. This heavily influenced Alex’s early desire to become an osteopath and he subsequently started his training at the British School of Osteopathy in 1999. From 2000 onwards he also began studying
I have been trained under the auspices of the Incorporated Society of Registered Naturopaths (ISRN) to be a “Straight Nature Cure” practitioner and believe that the body has a superb innate intelligence to care for itself if we ensure it receives the right nutrition, rest, exercise and emotional support. It is this advice and support
I was born and brought up at the Kingston Nature Cure Clinic in Edinburgh; my grandparents James C Thomson and Jessie R Thomson founded the Nature Cure movement in Scotland early in the 20th century. My father, C Leslie Thomson and his two sisters, Hazel and Joyce, and my grandparents established the Kingston Clinic in
Sheila Wallace, nature cure practitioner, brings her long standing adherence and practise of nature cure principles and philosophy of natural living to her role as a trustee.