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Sarah Couchman ND Naturopath Diploma Naturopathy 2007- London College of Natural Medicine and Health Sciences (LCNM) 1998- Diploma Sports Medicine 1997- BSc D.O Osteopathy 1996- Diploma Advanced Remedial Massage.

	Sarah Couchman ND DO Naturopath “A Naturopath aims to 'Remove the obstacles to healing”

Profile: "I qualified as an Osteopath from Oxford Brookes University in 1997 and more recently have completed my training in Naturopathic Medicine. I now feel I can offer a more integrated approach to health care. For those not sure if this is the right choice of treatment, I recommend you give Naturopathy a try. I look forward to working with and helping you realise your full potential for good health.

If Naturopathic Medicine has taught me anything, it is to give yourself the best chance that you can in life and that has to start with your health. Naturopathy is traditional medicine at its best.

Contact: Sarah Couchman on 01865 751111 or mob: 07810354407

Sharyn Singer ND Naturopath

In 1971, Sharyn began her career working as a nurse in medicine, neurology and psychiatry in New York City. Early on, she realized the profound beneficial and detrimental effects food could have on health and began to study nutrition and the healing potential of food in earnest.

Working in a government funded nutritional program for pregnant women, infants and children followed and as the awareness of the benefits of natural foods via a catering and health food business developed, conventional nursing was no longer possible.

Since moving to Britain in 1991, Sharyn qualified as a Naturopath from the London College of Naturopathic Medicine and Health Science (LCNM) and studied Kinesiology, Iridology and Herbal medicine. She has private practices in clinics in Oxford, Moreton in Marsh, Bloxham and is a co-director of LCNM as well as on the executive committee of the Speedwell and WellBeing Trust, a charity that promotes healthy living.

Her passion is teaching and speaking about the medicinal properties of food from Western and Eastern perspectives and the implications a properly balanced diet can have on health.

Sharyn has written a book called ‘Eat A Rainbow Everyday’. This is to help children understand the benefits that the colours of fruits and vegetables offer, by keeping track of the number and colours of fruits and vegetables they eat everyday.

Private sessions, talks, workshops, nutrition courses available. Click here for details of public talks & workshops

Contact: Sharyn Singer Natural Therapies Clinic, Moreton in Marsh 01608 650 077

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