YI DAO - Key Persons
Conny qualified with a BSc in acupuncture from the LCTA in 2006 and an MSc in Chinese Herbal Medicine from the University of Westminster in 2015.
Between 2008 and 2011, she went on three study trips to Zhejiang Hospital of Chinese Medicine in Hangzhou, China, where she saw Chinese medicine used in a common general hospital setting, and where she learnt Tuina from the local doctors.
In the U.K., she has worked at the Pain Clinic of the Royal Free Hospital, liaising with Dr Ordman and the medical team there.
The best way to book a session with Conny is to use our online booking system.
Karen's objective is to enhance the well-being of her clients by using the ancient practice of reflexology. The treatment of a reflexologist will involve working on key reflex areas of the feet which correspond with areas of the body. Using the art of reflexology to restore balance and to assist the body to heal itself. Understanding the individual's personal needs to tailor a treatment to ensure they obtain maximum benefits. Facial reflexology works on the same principals as feet or hand reflexology and offers a very relaxing treatment Read more about Karen…
A long-standing member of our team, Lilly is known at our clinic for her gentle approach to treatment. Her highly personalised treatment combines structural and cranial techniques together with rehabilitation, pilates, exercise and trigger points acupuncture. Her treatments are minimally invasive and allow for relaxation as a crucial part of healing. Read more about Lilly…
I have been working as an Integrative Psychotherapist for the past twenty years. I work integratively, which means I have the benefit of drawing on a range of tools according to the needs of my clients, including aspects from the psychodynamic, creative arts, and transpersonal approaches. I work holistically, taking into account all the many dimensions that makes us human. Stress and pain can cause us to shut down some aspects of ourselves, causing anxiety, depression and other symptoms. My work is how we begin to understand and heal from this in order to reach our potential and become more fully ourselves. Read more about Nicole…
Sam qualified as a homeopath in 2007 after a 4 year course at the Centre For Homeopathic Education. During treatment she pays special attention to creating a quiet space for her clients to air all the issues that they feel are impacting on their life. She loves working with her clients, whether 3 week old babies or adults with complex health issues and notices time and time again how homeopathy gently and effectively helps people get better, whilst positively transforming their lives. She takes a warm, friendly and supportive approach in her consultations. She enjoys getting to know her clients and working with them towards a stronger state of health and greater levels of vitality. Her treatments offer a support to the conventional medicine that they are already taking or a natural alternative. Read more about Samantha…
The best way to book a session with Zarig is to use our online booking system.
Zarig is active in the promotion of authentic Tui Na in the UK and has run CPD events as well as short Tui Na courses to encourage the spread of this effective treatment modality. His article "Tuina - East and West" calling for higher standards of education and practice was published internationally in the Journal of Chinese Medicine and received supportive feedback from the worldwide Tui Na community.
Zarig graduated from the London College of Traditional Acupuncture in 2008 with a BSc in Acupuncture and a diploma in Tui Na. In 2018 he completed a diploma in Herbal Medicine from the Institute of Chinese Medicine.
Between 2008 and 2011 he went on three study trips to Zhejiang Hospital of Chinese Medicine in Hangzhou, China. There he trained with local hospital doctors specialising in the treatment of spinal conditions, practising further Tui Na techniques and applications.