Social anxiety
Roberta Hutchins
The Sustainable Health CentreNotaries House, Chapel StreetUnited KingdomExeterDevonEX1 1AJKingsley House Fitness & Wellbeing Centre67 Fore StreetUnited KingdomChudleighDevonTQ13 0HTRoberta Hutchins has over 15 years’ experience in private practice as an integrated holistic health practitioner in Devon.
Phoebe Weiland
23 Upper High StreetUnited KingdomThameOxfordshireOX9 3EXMy aim is to make you feel more balanced and positive after every appointment. Although I will need to know something about your past to understand your present, our work together will always be about the future and how to get you up and running again as quickly as possible.
Shelley Lams
Hazel Meacher Acupuncture and Wellness ClinicFirst Floor Buckland House, Dower Mews (Rear of 108 High Street Berkhamsted)United KingdomBerkhamstedEnglandHP4 2BLI treat clients with a broad spectrum of challenges, from anxiety and depression to phobias and trauma, helping them to take control of their lives and get their emotional health back on track.
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