The directory below lists therapists with their qualifications and the professional bodies to which they belong. It also gives details of those organisations.

We do not make personal recommendations and regret that we cannot take responsibility for any advice or treatment offered by any of the therapists listed in our directory.

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If you know of any other therapies which you feel should be listed but are not, please let us know about them.

To help you find an appropriate therapy or therapist we have listed, alphabetically, the majority of the better known complementary therapies.

Listed below are the professional associations that cover a number of different therapies; assocations covering only one disciploine are listed under that therapy.

Please click on the links below to take you to the appropriate page.

Acupuncture to Buteyko

Chinese Medicine (traditional) to Flower Remedies

Herbal Medicine to Kirlian Photography

Magnetic Therapy to Osteopathy

Qi Gong to Zero Balancing


We have included a few words of expanation about each therapy and contact details for the professional body that represents it, where one exists.

• Association of Light Touch Therapists (ALTT)
  Promotes therapies that can be termed light touch - all the gentle techniques which help the body to heal itself- and to speak for the many less well-known therapies that use touch techniques to re-align the subtle energy fields of the body. Affiliated to the British Complementary Medicine Association (BCMA) www.energytherapists.org.uk
  
  
• Association of Natural Medicine
  Aims to promote interest in the use of natural medicine through education, supporting registered practitioners and supplying a forum for debate. Acts as an umbrella organisation, giving support and education in a broad range of therapies and maintaining a register of practitioners.
  www.associationnaturalmedicine.co.uk
  
  
• British Complementary Medicine Association
  Supports and protects the integrity of its therapists, and ensures the protection and wellbeing of their clients. www.bcma.co.uk
  
  
• British Society for Ecological Medicine
  Promotes the study and good practice of allergy, environmental and nutritional medicine for the benefit of the public and supports doctors who use the insights of ecological medicine to help patients.
  www.ecomed.org.uk
  
  
• Complementary Medical Association
  Promotes ethical, responsible, professional complementary medicine to the public and the medical profession.
  www.the-cma.org.uk
  
  
• Institute for Complementary Medicine (ICM)
  Provides a register of complementary practitioners who are bound by a code of ethics.
  www.i-c-m.org.uk

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