Availability:
Tuesdays 2:15pm & 3:10pm
Wednesdays 10–2pm
Fridays 11:20am & 12:10pm
Prices:
£25
About:
The Chronic Fatigue Clinic
offers low cost craniosacral therapy to people with chronic fatigue conditions,
including ME, CFS, Fibromyalgia and Post Viral Syndrome. The treatment works
gently to build up health and vitality and enables relaxation and deep rest.
Craniosacral therapy is supportive and holistic, and it follows the priorities
and pace that your body determines. This makes craniosacral therapy well suited
to people who have clusters of symptoms unique to themselves, and for those who
have fragile and sensitive systems.
Appointments:
The Clinic offers four sessions
each week and is run by two practitioners, Viola Sampson and Max Mainini. They
work at different times (Max on Wednesdays, and Viola on Tuesdays &
Fridays) and on alternate weeks. You can book with either practitioner and with
your permission they can hand over to each other between sessions.
To book an appointment, please
call reception on 020 7704 6900. Please let them know you are booking for the
Fatigue Clinic, as Viola and Max both work at HLC at other times. If there
isn’t an appointment free on the day that suits you, you can put your name on a
waiting list with reception. If someone cancels, reception will call you as
soon as a Clinic appointment becomes free, or if the practitioner has
additional sessions available that week, you may be offered them 24 hours in
advance at the Clinic low cost rate. You can also book sessions with either
practitioner outside the clinic hours for a full fee of £45.
If you cancel or rearrange an
appointment with less than 24 hours notice, we ask you to pay the £25 fee
– unless you are unable to make it due to sudden ill health or an
emergency.
Read more about Craniosacral Therapy here or at the Fountain
Clinic website .
About
Viola Sampson RCST and Max Mainini BCST
Max and Viola have worked together at
the Healthy Living Centre for the past four years. Both gained their Diploma in
Craniosacral Therapy at the respected London college of CTET (Craniosacral
Therapy Educational Trust). They share a commitment to the gentle, biodynamic
approach to craniosacral therapy.
Viola Sampson trained as a craniosacral
therapist after finding the work was central to her recovery from many years of
ME. While symptoms and triggers are unique to each individual, personal
understanding of the particular challenges of living with chronic fatigue makes
her particularly sensitive to the needs and experiences of those with fatigue
conditions. Viola appreciates the benefits of a gentle, supportive and often
multidisciplinary approach. She also brings to her work simple, empowering body
awareness tools that can support the therapeutic process.
Viola is also specialising in
working with post traumatic stress. She is registered with the Craniosacral
Therapy Association, setting high standards of postgraduate training and
practice. Her background is in 15 years of environmental and human rights work.
Spending time in nature, as well as studies in ecopsychology and a chi kung
practice complement and inform her craniosacral work.
Max Mainini is a craniosacral therapist
and homeopath, having gained his diplomas at the respected London colleges of
CTET (Craniosacral Therapy Education Trust) and CPH (College of Practical
Homeopathy). He is well established with busy clinics based in North and
Central London.
He has experience treating a
wide range of illnesses and disease processes, taking particular interest in
working with the health imbalances that can arise from prolonged stress and
nervous tension. He specialises in treating exhaustion and all fatigue
conditions, anxiety, insomnia, depression, IBS and hormonal imbalances. He
works closely with the functioning and energy flow in each person he treats,
using his skills to facilitate the release of health and energy in a supportive
and non-invasive way. He sometimes combines both therapies to help the body to
return to a state of true emotional and physical balance.
He is currently a supervisor at
CTET and CPH.
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