hi ayurmohan,
Here is a list of Ayurveda clinics in/around London:
The Ayurvedic Medical Centre
Eastern Clinic,
1079 Garratt Lane,
LONDON SW17 OLN,
Tel:020 86823876.
[Dr Moorthy Sathiya - Founder of the Ayurvedic Medical Association UK]
Canon Hill Clinic, 16 Cannon Hill, Southgate, N14 7HD
tel: 020 8882 2131
email: ayurvedalondon@hotmail.com
URL: www.ayurveda.co.uk
[DR SHANTHA GODAGAMA M.B.Ac.C, D.A.M and S.M.Ac.F., F.A.M.A (UK),
Doctor of Ayurvedic Medicine. Dr Godagama is a Director of the
Ayurvedic Medical Centre for Holistic Medicine (Hemel Hempstead). He
is a founder President of the Ayurvedic Medical Association UK , and
is a Member of the British, Sri Lankan, Scandinavian and Korean
Acupuncture Associations. Dr Gadagama is the author of 'The Handbook
of Ayurveda'.]
Ayurvedic Medical Centre and Panchakarma Clinic
The Hale Clinic,
Lower Ground Floor,
7 Park Crescent,
LONDON W1B 1PF.
Tel:020 76310156
[DR SHANTHA GODAGAMA]
Maharishi Ayurveda Health Centre,
24 Linhope Street
London NW1 6HT
Telephone: 0207 724 6267
E-mail: mail@tm-london.org.uk
AyurCare Ayurvedic Clinic
22, Station Road, Hendon, London. NW4 4PZ
Tel: 020 8931 2642
http://www.AyurCare.co.uk
info@AyurCare.co.uk
Kailash Centre of Oriental Medicine
7 Newcourt Street
London NW8 7AA
Phone: (+44) 020 7722 3939
Fax: (+44) 020 7722 7878
E-Mail: info@orientalhealing.co.uk
http://www.orientalhealing.co.uk/ayurveda.html
Eastern Clinic
1079 Garret Lane, SW17
Tel: 020 8 682 3876 / 0850 670 706
[DOCTOR MOORTHY ]
Here is some information about the
AYURVEDIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION UK:
"The Ayurvedic Medical Association U.K. is the professional body for
qualified Ayurvedic practitioners who have completed five to six years
full time training in a University and a one year internship as an
Ayurvedic Doctor in Government hospitals in India and Sri Lanka.
There are about 25 to 30 qualified Ayurvedic Physicians in the U.K.
who are registered with the Ayurvedic Medical Association. Most of the
physicians are based in London but some of them are in areas which
have large Asian communities such as Leicester, Birmingham and
Bradford.
The treatment includes pulse diagnosis, dieting, yoga exercises,
meditation, Ayurvedic cleansing, massage and herbal remedies. In
addition through Ayurveda we can help those with chronic skin
complaints, arthritis and gynaecological problems. Stress could also
be helped well with Ayurveda.
We have started a part-time diploma course in Ayurveda from January
1998."
For further information please send a stamped SAE to:
Ayurvedic Medical Association U.K.
59, Dulverton Road, South Croydon, CR2 8PJ
Tel: 020 8657 6147/ 020 8682 3876
Fax: 020 8333 7904
http://www.londonhealth.co.uk/ayurvedicmedicine.asp
Here are some other sources which you may also find useful:
Association of Physical and Natural Therapists (APNT)
27 Old Gloucester Street London WC1N 3XX Tel: 07966 181588
Email: APNT-mem-sec@lineone.net Website:www.apnt.org.uk
The Association of Physical and Natural Therapists (APNT) is a
national Organisation established in 1986 with the aim of representing
practitioners of complementary medicine who have reached the requisite
standards of training and education. The APNT is a member association
of the British Complementary Medicine Association which is acting as a
body of associations and schools representing number of alternative
and complementary therapies ranging from massage to healing. The BCMA
has published its own code of ethics and APNT members are obliged to
abide by this. The association aims to represent its members in
educational, professional and political matters. To this end the
Association is a member of and plays a very active role in the
following professional bodies:
British Complementary Medicine Association (BCMA)
Reflexology Therapy Group (formally ROC]
Aromatherapy Organisations Council (AOC)
British Massage Therapy Council (BMTC)
Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT)
3rd Floor, Eastleigh House, Upper Market Street, Eastleigh, Hampshire,
SO50 9FD Tel: 023 8048 8900 Fax: 023 8048 8970
Email: info@fht.org.uk Website:www.fht.org.uk
The Federation of Holistic Therapists is the largest association in
the UK, representing over 17,000 professional therapists. Founded in
1962 the FHT is a non-profit making organisation who, by setting
industry standards, ensure best practice for Therapists and their
clients. No other UK association has influenced the acceptance of
Complementary Therapies in the UK more than the FHT. The FHT welcomes
applications from therapists in the UK and overseas. FHT
representatives sit on all relevant industry forums both in the UK and
Europe and are fully involved in raising standards in all disciplines.
All Members of the FHT are strictly bound by a Code of Ethics that
contains procedures for dismissal if a Member is found guilty of
unprofessional or related misconduct. The FHT also provides its
Members with a Code of Practice that many countries have adopted as
the standard for the industry.
Combined under one banner the FHT is the most powerful voice in its
field. Through the central office structure we provide the services
and have the power of a large organisation and also can focus on the
individual demands and objectives of each association.
The Federation is a not-for-profits company limited by guarantee. No.
2864349
The Prince of Waless Foundation for Integrated Health
12 Chillingworth Road, London N7 8QJ Tel: 020 7619 6140 Fax: 020
7700 8434
Email: enquiries@fimed.org Website: www.fimed.org
The Foundation was formed at the personal initiative of His Royal
Highness The Prince of Wales, who is now its President. In October
1997 the Foundation published, on behalf of the steering committee for
The Prince of Wales' initiative, a discussion document 'Integrated
Healthcare: a Way Forward For The Next Five Years?' The
recommendations in this document form the basis for the Foundation's
work programme. Building and developing working relationships with a
wide range of other organisations is a key element of the Foundation's
strategy for achieving its aims. This is reflected throughout our work
programme. With the establishment of a small core team it has been
possible to make considerable progress with our objectives.
Our aim is to promote the development and integrated delivery of
safe, effective and efficient forms of healthcare, including
conventional and complementary medicine, to patients and their
families through encouraging greater collaboration between all forms
of healthcare. You can support the Foundation's work by joining our
Friends scheme. We benefit by having more supporters involved in our
work and the funding the Friends scheme brings in will enable us to
expand our education information and research programmes which are
aimed at achieving practical change. Our work on the regulation of
complementary healthcare professionals is supported by a grant from
the King's Fund.
Free subscription to the Foundation's quarterly newsletter
Integrated Health. Invitations to conferences and events organised by
the Foundation where you will have the opportunity to meet other
people interested and involved in integrated healthcare. Entry to some
of these events will be free of charge to Friends, entry to others
will be offered at a Friends discount free annual networking event for
Friends only 25% discount on all Foundation publications offered for
sale. Copies of free publications, including the Foundation's annual
report will automatically be sent to you. Friends badge bearing the
Foundation's logo. To become a Friend of the Foundation please contact
us.
Institute for Complementary Medicine
PO Box 194, London SE16 7QZ Tel:020 7237 5165 Fax:020 7237 5175
Email:icm@icmedicine.co.uk
The Institute for Complementary Medicine (ICM) is a registered
charity that was formed in 1982 to provide the public with information
on Complementary Medicine. The ICM administers the British Register of
Complementary Practitioners (BRCP) which is a register of
professional, competent practitioners whom have all been assessed
individually. The ICM has a sister Charity the British General Council
of Complementary Medicine (BGCCM) which was formed to represent the
complex profession of Complementary Medicine through elected and
appointed representatives.
Guild of Compelmentary Practitioners
Liddell House, Liddell Close, Findhampstead, Berkshire, RG40 4NS
Tel: 0118 973 5757 Fax: 0118 973 5767
Email: info@gcpnet.com Website: www.gcpnet.com
The Guild is the UKs largest multidisciplinary Association in the
field of Complementary Medicine. You are assured of a warm welcome
when you contact the Guild. Membership of the Guild is open to
qualified graduates and practitioners in the field of Complementary
Medicine. Please contact us if you wish to join the UK's fastest
growing association in Complementary Medicine and take advantage of
our excellent professional indemnity insurance scheme.
If you require a practitioner in complementary medicine, our
register contains over 5000 therapy listings, with contact details for
practitioners near you. All our therapists are fully trained, carry
professional indemnity insurance and are bound by our strict Code of
Conduct and subject to our Disciplinary Procedures.
British Complementary Medicine Association
P.O. Box 5122, Bournemouth, BH8 0WG Tel : 0845 345 5977
Email: wb@bcma.co.uk Website: www.bcma.co.uk
The British Complementary Medicine Associations most frequently
asked question is how can I find a practitioner near me who is
qualified? As the largest (20,000 plus practitioner members) the
oldest(15 years) organisation representing therapists, we would like
to help you find the answer.
So how to choose? Who is, And who is not qualified? The BCMA was
set up initially and specifically to bring together the disparate
groups and to encourage cohesion in order to form Lead Bodies (single
therapy regulating organisations).
Complementary Medical Association
Email: info@the-cma.org.uk Website: www.the-cma.org.uk
The Complementary Medical Association's (CMA) primary aim is to
promote ethical, responsible, professional complementary medicine to
the public and the medical profession.
We believe that by promoting the CMA and it's members though the
media we are able to help the public and doctors to realise that
complementary medicine (CM) is - when delivered safely and ethically -
a viable and highly desirable form of treatment.
In addition, here at the CMA, we are totally dedicated to
representing "the professional face of complementary medicine" and by
promoting research, education and knowledge in the field, we will help
to stimulate demand for the medicine of the 21st century and beyond.
The CMA is great news for professional practitioners, ethical
colleges and patients who demand and expect excellence in every aspect
of treatment. The CMA is a not-for-profit organisation and we operate
entirely as a charity. A great part of our work consists of referring
public and conventional medics alike to CMA registered practitioners
so that they can be assured that treatment will be delivered by a
highly qualified, insured practitioner who adheres to a strict Code of
Ethics and disciplinary procedure. We call this the "CMA Referrals
Scheme".
http://britishregister.tripod.com/brap/id6.html
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