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Gwen Salmon
After completing a V.T.C.T qualification in Holistic Therapies, I went on to gain an I.T.E.C Advanced Diploma at the City of Bath College, graduating in June 2003. During the following four years, I worked at the renowned Thermae Bath Spa and the prestigious Bath House Spa at the Royal Crescent Hotel.
Through my experience, I have gained valuable insights into holistic therapies and their role in health care. I am deeply committed to providing a unique blend of therapies that are truly holistic to promote health and well being.
I am a member of the Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) which is the largest association in the UK, representing over 20,000 professional therapists. Founded in 1962, the FHT is a non profit organisation who, by setting industry standards, ensures the best practice for therapists and their clients. You can be confident that therapists that are members of this professional organisation, offer high standards of treatment and follow the codes of practice and ethics.
Mat Messom
Having always been interested in alternative ways of treating the mind & body, I was introduced to Traditional Chinese Medicine as a holistic approach to health care whilst in Asia. I graduated from Middlesex University with a BSc Hons in Traditional Chinese Medicine. The five year course included acupuncture, moxibustion and Chinese herbal therapy, as well as the theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine. I also gained two years clinical experience in the Asante Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, London, and a further 6 months clinical training at the Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China.
As a member of the Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ATCM), I follow their codes of practice and ethics. I am registered with the Derbyshire Dales District Council.
Using a combination of acupuncture and Reiki, I can assist your body & mind to return to a natural balance and state of well being. Since both are energetic therapies, I find they complement one another very well, although they needn’t be used together.
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