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Nutritional
therapy deals with rebalancing nutrients and maximising their
absorption. Ridding the body of toxins, which are a contributing
factor of ill health, brings the body back into harmony and
restores health and vitality.
Tara
also uses her extensive knowledge of Homeopathy, Herbalism,
Homeotoxicology and Flower Remedies incorporating them into
treatments when she feels it is appropriate.
Mineral hair analysis and allergy testing can be arranged if required.
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Who
it can help |
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Problems that can be alleviated through
Nutritional Medicine include:
Arthritis
Allergies
Asthma
Bowel problems
Cholesterol
Depression
Digestive disorders
Fatigue
Heart disease
Hypertension
Female problems (PMS, Menopause, Infertility)
Migraines
Osteoporosis
Skin conditions
Weight problems
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Consultation |
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The first consultation usually takes about about 1 hour for first consultation and about 30 minutes for future conusltations. however,
I do not set a time limit as I feel it should take as long as
is required. During this time a full case history is taken at
the end of which I will summarise my initial thoughts to you
and discuss how best to progress with your case.
Then a few days later I will send you out dietary recommendations
and where appropriate supplement suggestions.
The follow on consultation is usually about 6 weeks later and
last about 30 - 40 minuets; that said I am very much there for
you during this time at the end of the telephone or email to
support you and answer any questions that may come up.
If you would like to join Tara’s Facebook group (you don't have to be on FB to join the group) then just click on the link.
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Several years ago, Tara felt that the time was right to develop
an interest in alternative therapies that had begun when she was
pregnant with the first of her four children. This decision set
her life on a journey of health and personal discovery that she
had never thought possible.
As a starting point, she embarked on a diploma course in Clinical
Herbalism, hoping that this would lead to further related studies.
Then, while on a yoga holiday, she met a holistic Medical Nutritionist
who encouraged her to study with the prestigious Dr. Lawrence Plaskett.
Plasket Nutritional Medicine College is represented on the UK Nutritional
Therepy Council. Tara graduated from Plaskett's in 2004. In addition
she has a Diploma in Iridology and Herbalism and is a Journey Therapist.
Tara designs specific nutritional programmes for each individual
patient she sees.
She is a member of the IGPP (International Guild of Professional
Practitioners) and BANT (British Association of Nutritonal Therapists)
and CMA (Complimentary Medical Association).
Tara is involved with Harte Life Coaching's WeightShed Programme. WeightShed is a unique mind and body approach to slimming and the treatment of obesity. Tara is part of WeightShed's team of professionals dedicated to supporting individuals to lose weight through changing behaviours, eating habits in away that support’s the client for life. Established in the UK by Eilidh Macdonald-Harte, the team are working with UK and overseas clients with their Residential Medical Lifestyle Programme.
WeightShed has many clients both private and corporate, including overseas governments who send their VIP's and professionals to Scotland to receive expert behavioural life coaching, advice and training to achieve weight loss results that are sustainable for life. For more information about WeightShed visit www.yourweightshed.com
Recently Tara has started to work as a consultant to The Edinburgh Montessori Nursery, helping them to have a highly nutritionally balanced menu; as well as working with individual children within the nursery with health and behavioural issues stemming from their diet. info@edinburghmontessorinursery.co.uk
Tara now works alongside a private GP in Glasgow, treating patients from all across the UK whose diet and lifestyle is a factor with regard to their ill health. Dr Anne Gillespie refers patients to Tara when she feels it is appropriate. The Private Medical Suite www.theprivatemedicalsuite.com
Previously she has contributed in ‘Gok Wan At Home’ and ‘Men’s Health’ Magazine’, in addition she has written for several health web sites. When working in London she was involved with The Warrior Programme, a charity which empowers people to take control of their lives and well-being, for more information go to www.warriorprogramme.org.uk.
In the past Tara gave talks to model agencies in London advising new models on nutrition and how it affects them.
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