Naturality Wellness Centre

My BC (before children) years were spent at Art College in Nottingham, and working in a bespoke picture framing gallery.  My interest in health was always in the background, and finally I decided to embark on a 3 year course in Naturopathic Nutrition.  I sat my exam in June 2006, finally put together my thesis and final case studies and gained my qualification in 2007, and went into practice.

What we eat, when we eat it, how well we digest and absorb it, how we regulate and metabolise it and how we eliminate the resulting waste has a profound effect upon our health and well being.
In my practice, I found a common theme, digestive Upper GI and Lower GI tract disorders. What else was there to do, but to embark on the next stage, my Colonic Hydrotherapy training.

I trained with the National College of Colon Hydrotherapy. and registered with the Association and Register of Colon Hydrotherapists

I have found Colon Hydrotherapy for me personally, has put me into the great health bracket.  Wished I had discovered it BC (before children)!  Would have had heaps more energy to run around after my young children!

Victoria Cooper has been a member of the Association of Registered Colon Hydrotherapists (ARCH), the leading professional body for UK hydrotherapists, since 2001.  She began her therapist journey in Cape Town, studying natural modalities with Rex Johnson.  Upon her return to England, she gained her qualification as a healer after a two-year clinical training to standards of the Confederation of Healing Organisations at the SAGB facility, then in Belgrave Square.  She continued her studies into all aspects of natural medicine with Dr. Ramses Seleem at the Sia Academy based in London, before focusing upon and undertaking her training as a colon hydrotherapist with Dr. Milo Siewert.

She has worked at London’s prestigious Hale Clinic, and currently is the Head of Colonics at EFMedispa.

Simon is available Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. His specialties include sports injuries, sports performance enhancement, chronic pain and disability.

He started the Naturality Wellness Centre in 2005 and has returned to the clinic after 6 years in Australia.

Over thirty years in practice, Simon has always strived to understand the true origins of disease and ill health. Fascinated by muscle testing and the connections between nerves and muscles, he set about learning all he could about Applied Kinesiology and eventually became a diplomate of the ICAK in 1996. He has gone on to teach hundreds of practitioners the principles of Proprioceptive Medicine and Afferent Input. He also has a diploma in research technology from the University of Sheffield.