Therapia is New Latin, it is derived from Greek, and means ‘treatment to the ill’. I want to bring treatment to you, not just the illness. I offer a holistic health and wellbeing practice to support you along your chosen path. You are unique and I take time to discover your needs and tailor my treatments to meet them. My aim is to exceed your expectations through partnership, empowering and supporting you to attain and maintain your peak physical and emotional potential. I offer therapy with a friendly and approachable manner.

Positive Health October 2008: an article by Tracey Goulding on treating depression using Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). This article highlights the importance of emotions in illness and how a Chinese Medical diagnosis can treat both the mind and body. The Links section on this site has a link to the published article.

For other articles by Tracey Goulding go to the Resources section on this site

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Tracey Goulding completed her degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture at the University of Westminster, and postgraduate training in Dermatology, Cosmetic, *Scalp, Ear and obstetric acupuncture. She has also trained in:

• SCENAR therapy at the UK SCENAR SOCIETY in London.
• Therapeutic Massage at the West London School of Therapeutic Massage, and Qi Gong style Tui Na (Chinese) massage at the University of Westminster.
• Aromatherapy at Lambeth College.

[*Scalp Acupuncture is perhaps less well known. It is used to treat hemiplegia, numbness of limbs and aphasia caused by cerebral hemorrhage or cerebral embolism, through stimulating related parts of the scalp corresponding to the cerebral cortex with acupuncture needles (they lie between the skin and top of the skull).]

She is a member of the British Acupuncture Council, the leading body for acupuncturists in the UK, which maintains the highest standards of training, care and professionalism. All members follow a strict code of ethnics, conduct and maintain strict hygiene standards and are fully insured.

Tracey's special interests include pain relief and injury recovery, infertility and pregnancy care.

She is also the founder of the complementary health website www.CompTogether.co.uk, a professional support network for complementary therapists.

Tracey practises from an NHS GP surgery and clinics across South East and West London.