Mrs Catherine Prichard (Courtyard Complementary Centre)

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PracticeName: Courtyard Complementary Centre
Discipline: Allergy Testing & Treatment, Bio-energetic Testing & Therapy, Craniosacral Therapy, Manipulative Therapy
Address1: Church Close
Address2: Boyn Hill Road
Address3:
Town: Maidenhead
County: Berkshire
Postcode: SL6 4HE
Title: Mrs
FirstName: Catherine
Surname: Prichard
Telephone: 01628 298958
Fax:
Email: cprichard@uwclub.net
Website: www.catherineprichard.co.uk
Information: Bsc (Hons) Microbiology and Zoology;Food and Environmental Intolerance Tester (Dip BER); Polarity Therapist (RPP with the UK Polarity Therapy Association); Member of the BCMA; Consumer representative for the MCRN on the Allergy, Immunity and Infection CSG;The Expert Patient Programme/ Chronic Diseases Self Management Facilitator. Consultations/treatment from £40 - £65 for 1 - 2 hr sessions Specialises in resolving tissue damage due to injury and accidents and reduces symptoms in chronic, long term conditions such as asthma, allergies, digestive and sleep disturbances, fatigue/ME, mood problems and symptoms associated with bereavement. Designs elimination diets and avoidance programmes for ingested and inhaled allergens such as pollens and pet dander, and reactions caused by exposure to things in and around the home. Unblocks energy and releases physical and emotional trauma to remedy musculo-skeletal problems, and any condition that you would expect to be treated successfully with acupuncture, osteopathy, chiropractic and soft tissue manipulative therapies.
Specialism: Allergies / Allergy Testing, Anxiety & Panic Attacks, Arthritis, Asthma & Respiratory Problems, Bowel Disorders, Candida, Chronic Fatigue, Chronic Illnesses, Constipation, Digestive Disorders, Eczema, Fatigue, Food Intolerance, General Medical Conditions, Gut / Intestinal / Digestive Disorders, Headaches / Migraine, Hyperactivity, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, ME, Musculo-skeletal Problems, Skin Problems, Stress

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