"Debi’s breadth of knowledge of complementary therapies is simply staggering. In her travels around the world she has accumulated a wealth of knowledge to help ease your problem: from physical therapies such as Acupuncture, TCM and Massage through to cutting-edge psychological therapies such as NLP and Havening. If you want a fresh perspective on your health issues, Debi’s the one to go for." |
“As someone that is nervous around needles, Debi has been able to provide me with acupuncture treatments that put my mind at ease and were highly effective at treating lower back and neck pain. Debi's knowledge and professionalism, combined with her approachable and compassionate demeanour, make her an outstanding therapist.” |
"I have watched Debi work skilfully on others, and had the pleasure of receiving an acupressure treatment for stress. “If I get cold and cough it always stays forever because I am a heavy smoker. I had it for a few weeks when I first time met Debi. My stomach was "destroyed" from different tablets and antibiotics as well. God knows what has she done in half hour, but I was a different person the next day. The cough was clearing up and all signs of indigestion have disappeared! I cannot wait to visit you again, dear Debi, and once more : thank you so much!” "I see Debi on a regular basis for massage, her massages are wonderful; she has a real talent. I really appreciate the fact that she listens to me and makes me feel welcomed, relaxed and never rushed."
Susan Yates, Shoreditch, UK "Debi has been a great resource for me,I can ask her anything about my health and she comes up with great insightful view of my health issues based on a sound knowledge base.She is brilliant." Carol Jones |
"I am writing to thank you for the time you invested in me over Skype the other day.After 12 years of covering for my traumas with external activity, sometimes successfully, You are the first person I have felt I could trust to talk to honestly and in depth about how it has affected me.
I still get into a dark place on the topic of women, but after 12 years and many many let-downs, our session yielded some interesting and immediate results. First, an old co-worker who has always had a soft spot for me contacted me and told me that she loves me. This would be great news if she wasn’t married, but for the first time in a long time I was receiving unrequited love instead of giving it. Almost as soon as we hung up the Skype I went from a place of feeling no one would feel romantic love for me again, to actually turning it down because I was too busy having fun. It was a massive perspective shift. I even had one of those “ Dammit Debi , you’re….. Good “ moments, when I caught myself sending her a ‘Calm down dear’ text. I’ve got a holiday booked to go away with my stepdad, where I intend to talk with him, and explain how much his influence on myself, and my family has been important to me. He is very worried about my mental health, somewhat due to his inexperience of the topic, but his motivations are based in love, and I appreciate his support. I have suddenly got a second wind in terms of my health, so far this week I have cycled 30 miles, compared with none for the past six months.. the improved weather has helped, but the inclination to be active has returned, and I’m soaking nuts nightly for the next day, as you suggested. Also my water intake has gone up dramatically. Bits of my house are becoming clear, I have for the past 3 years been embarrassed by the state of disrepair and disorganisation the place has been in, which has affected my social activity, and led to some very dark days and depression. But when I returned from 'my trip' the house seemed like ‘less of a job’ if that makes sense, just easier.. My addiction has declined somewhat also, its just a good boredom filler, and I've even been less bored. My sleep pattern has also benefited. I can’t put all of this on you, but it is odd how opening up to a good person who is only judging the best way to help can work wonders. I feel calmer, more in control of my own thoughts and emotions, and less inclined to rant and rave about how unfair my story has been up to now. you are awesome" James Birmingham 2015 |