Therapists Jenny Grimstone MSST, MSMA, Raw.Ad.Dip, Raw.Dip, IIHHT, BSc (Hons) Having completed a degree in sports science and an advanced diploma in clinical sports therapy, Jenny started her career in South West London and the opening of Fairoak Sports Therapy coincides with her move to West Berkshire. Jenny has competed in athletics at an international level and continues to compete regularly at national level. Having also competed at county level in hockey and netball, and coached tennis and rugby she has a wide understanding of many sports and their related injuries. Jenny is a member of the Society of Sports Therapists and the Sports Massage Association. These two organisations require their members to have trained to the highest level and ensure that their members have the appropriate levels of insurance and first aid qualifications. Patricia Ray Counsellor Patricia background is working with young people in West London. She has completed certificates in Counselling Skills and Theory and a Diploma in Humanistic Counselling and Pyschotherapy at the University of Surrey, Roehampton. She has also worked in North Surrey and was also a volunteer for many years on a national help line in Surrey. Her theoretical approach is humanistic, person centred and integrative and follows the BACP code of ethics. She has experience of working with abuse, child-related issues and general counselling for individuals on a one-to-one basis. She currently works in West London and plans to move into the West Berkshire area. Sue Butterworth LCCH, Licensed Member of the Society of Homeopaths My interest in homeopathy began after the birth of my first child. I was 6 months pregnant with my second child and yet my daughter was still waking on average 5 times a night and had not slept through the night once! Recognising my total exhaustion a friend suggested that I take my daughter to a homeopath. I knew nothing about homeopathy but was willing to try just about anything. The results were fantastic and over the course of a couple of months we finally all got some sleep. Soon after, my son was born. At 10 days old he was admitted to hospital with meningitis and encephalitis. Thankfully a combination of wonderful medical care and allopathic drugs got him through this. A couple of months later he was still left with a droopy eye and a very upset digestive system from all the drugs that he had needed. My thoughts turned to homeopathy which once again proved invaluable. His eye regained its strength and his digestive system completely recovered. I decided that I wanted to study homeopathy in detail and chose The Contemporary College of Homeopathy. I graduated in July 2002 after successfully completing a 4 year course in Homeopathy, Anatomy& Physiology and Pathology & Disease. The final year of the course included supervised student clinics at the College, the completion of 100 hours sitting in with a qualified homeopath and the submission of 10 supervised case studies. Immediately after qualifying I joined the Natural Health Centre in Newbury. I recently spent some time living in the US as part of my husband’s job and am now delighted to be joining the team at Fairoak Sports Therapy. Homeopathy can be used in the treatment of a multitude of complaints arising on physical, mental and emotional levels. Whilst I have treated a wide variety of conditions and people from all walks of life, my practice naturally seems to gravitate to the treatment of women and their children. I have particular experience in helping manage the menopause and other hormonal symptoms naturally, the treatment of depression and anxiety and common childhood complaints such as eczema, ADH and the terrible twos! Personal experience with my children has led to my belief that homeopathy, other complimentary therapies and allopathic medicine all have an important role to play in managing our health and each has a time and place for its use. I am very happy to liaise with other health practitioners and therapists in order to achieve my goal of truly holistic healthcare. Jeanette Dymond BA MSc Sports Psychology is all about maximising potential. Jeanette is an experienced sports psychologist who has worked with all age groups and levels, up to and including Olympic Gold medallists. She has worked with the performance, junior, start and potential squads within a wide variety of sports including Modern Pentathlon, Sailing and Windsurfing, Equestrian, Swimming, Weight Lifting, Golf, Tennis, Triathlon, Athletics, and Ballet. Previously Jeanette has worked in Corporate and Community Health and Fitness and as a Senior Lecturer in Sports Science (Psychology). She has wide media and research experience with a number of publications. Jeanette has also been on the other side of the fence and has competed in sport to National Level and until recently was still swimming competitively. She is also a qualified and experienced coach. Sports Psychology is not only available to those who are currently experiencing problems but is used as part of an overall package of training to ensure optimal performance. Developing psychological skills in areas such as:
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