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Alan is a fully qualified Five Element Acupuncturist and has been practising this wonderful system of medicine at Napiers Clinic in the West End of Glasgow for the past 18 years.
Angela practices Herbal Medicine at Napiers Bathgate, Edinburgh & Glasgow, as well as with the Napiers CLAID Clinic.
Audrey is a Medical Herbalist, graduating in 2007 with a BSc (Hons) in Herbal Medicine & Phytotherapy from Edinburgh’s Napier University and is a registered member of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists (MNIMH). Audrey is a practicing member within the Napiers CLAID Clinic.
As a fully qualified, experienced Holistic Therapist, Bettina works with clients on a one-to-one basis to establish an optimal treatment plan or therapy to best support your skin health and well-being.
Cat offers a range of massage including holistic, deep tissue, trigger point therapy, advanced sports stretching and pregnancy massge.
Claire is an experienced Western Medical Herbalist (BSc), a member of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists (NIMH) and works at Napiers online clinic.
Clare is an experienced medical herbalist based in the West Highlands of Scotland, home to deer, livestock, ticks, and Lyme disease. She works for the Napier's CLAID clinic on a Thursday morning.
Clare began training at Edinburgh’s Napier University in 2005, gaining a Bachelor of Science Degree in Herbal Medicine in 2009. She joined the Napiers Clinic team shortly after her graduation, initially working in the dispensary before beginning her herbal practice in 2010. Since then she has been a key member of our clinical team, working alongside Dee Atkinson in running the general herbal clinics, as well as heading the Baby & Child Clinic.
Cybele is a passionate Sophrologist and founder of Chamapola, Healing Yourself - Healing Together.
Dean is a Naturopathic Practitioner experienced in Nutrition and Herbal Medicine. With interests in nerve problems, cardiovascular health, digestive disorders as well as male and female reproductive system wellbeing.
Dee is the senior herbal practitioner at Napiers the Herbalists in Edinburgh. She runs a general medicine clinic with a special interest in women’s health, managing hormonal health and ageing. More recently, Dee set up the Napiers Long Covid Clinic to facilitate an integrated approach between doctors, herbalists and nutritionist to this new disease.
Isabelle has over 20 years helping individuals and couples achieve their fertility goals through nutrition.
Jill is a fully qualified and insured Advanced Clinical Massage Therapist offering Outcome Based Treatments
John is a friendly and experienced counsellor offering 1-1 sessions on Fridays at Napiers Clinic in Edinburgh city centre and online via FaceTime/Skype. He has worked in private practice supporting people for over 18 years and brings a wealth of experience.
Kate is a BANT registered Nutritionist who owns and runs the Edinburgh Clinic of Nutrition. She trained for three and a half years at Patrick Holford's renowned Institute of Optimum Nutrition in London and is currently studying with The Institute of Functional Medicine in the US.
Kim is qualified in Aromatherapy Massage and Indian Head Massage. Working with the needs of her massage clients led to a deeper interest in their health and Kim studied the BSc (Hons) Herbal Medicine degree at Napier University, Edinburgh. Kim is one of the lead herbalists within the Napiers CLAID Clinic and sees many patients.
Kirstin is a fully qualified member of the Society of Homeopaths and holds an RSHom distinction in Classical Homeopathy. Kirstin qualified from the Northwest College of Homeopathy's four-year training course in Manchester.
Lynn is a registered osteopath and has been practicing osteopathy for nineteen years. She studied osteopathy and cranial sacral therapy at the European School of Osteopathy and graduated in 1991. Lynn has a background in physiotherapy and is trained in structural, craniosacral, functional, fascial and visceral osteopathy.
Malgorzata graduated from the College of Naturopathic Medicine where she studied Western Herbal Medicine and Naturopathic Nutrition /Diplomas in Herbal Medicine (2017), Naturopathy (2017), and Naturopathic Nutrition (2020). She is also qualified in KORE Therapy, Anmo-fu - 5 Element Abdominal Massage, Craniosacral Balance and Stress Release Therapy and Cupping. Her first degree is a PhD in History.
Margaret practices Naturopathic Nutritional Therapy at Napiers Edinburgh.
Mark runs the podiatry clinic, offering diagnosis and treatment of various disorders relating to the feet, ankles, legs and lower back. He offers podiatry, chiropody, orthotics and nail surgery.
Mary is a qualified therapist in Swedish, Indian and Thai Foot Massage.
Mary trained in Edinburgh, and has been working as a complementary therapist since 1999, holding diplomas in Clinical Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Therapeutic Massage and Hopi Ear Candling gained from the International Therapy Examinations Council (ITEC). She is a member of, and is fully insured to practice with, the Complementary Therapists Association (CThA).
Mike is a body worker and NLP Practitioner who is passionate about working with the person as a whole; offering treatments that integrate body and mind.
Monica has a Masters degree in herbal medicine from the University of Central Lancashire. She is the research herbalist heading up the Napiers CLAID Clinic. The CLAID Clinic specialism is Lyme disease Borrelia burgdorferi and co-infections - crypto-infections Bartonella, Babesia, Rickettsia, Erlichia, Anaplasma, Mycoplasma, etc. A research herbalist is not the same as a medical herbalist and Monica does not run a general clinical practice. This allows her to focus on Lyme disease and bacterial and viral infections.
Natasha is an experienced and qualified medical herbalist in Western herbal medicine, a forager and mycotherapist. As well as practicing as part of Napiers' general herbal medicine practice, she also sees patients as part of the CLAID Clinic.
Nikki was awarded a first class honours degree in Herbal Medicine from the University of East London and trained at clinics in Glasgow and London. She was also awarded the Arthur Barker prize for her final examination grades. Nikki also has ITEC Diplomas in Holistic Massage and Aromatherapy. She is a member of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists which is the UK’s leading professional body representing herbal practitioners. NIMH members follow a strict code of conduct and are committed to ongoing and continual practitioner development and training.
Pearlyn is a licensed acupuncturist and a registered member of the Acupuncture Society, and is fully insured to practice acupuncture, tuina, cupping and moxibustion.
Rebecca is an Associate Nutritionist, specialising in gut health and women's health, from hormone imbalance to fertility, pregnancy and beyond.
Sara is qualified Medical Herbalist, Ayurvedic Therapist and Yoga teacher, holding an MSc. in Western Herbal Medicine from Middlesex University.
Sheila is a Holistic Therapist who qualified in KCR in 2019 with the KCR Academy. After a long career in retail, an ankle injury led her to seek an alternative approach to healing.
Shona has worked at Napiers Clinic for 30 years where she has picked up a wealth of knowledge about various complementary therapies. She trained as a Food Sensitivity tester with The Health Partnership Company, where she was taught how to use the 3 point marker system.
Thanos is an experienced Medical Herbalist and practises as a Herbalist and Orthopaedic Acupuncturist at Napiers in Edinburgh and at Napiers Bathgate.
Wendy qualified in 2002 with a BSc(Hons) in Phytotherapy. Since then she has practiced in Fife, Angus and the Lothians. She is a member of the National Institute of Medical Herbalists.
Why Choose Natural Skincare for Sensitive Skin? For those with sensitive skin, finding the right skincare products can be a challenge. Many conventional skincare products contain harsh chemicals, artificial fragrances, and synthetic preservatives...
For those with sensitive skin, finding the right skincare products can be a challenge. Many conventional skincare products contain harsh chemicals, artificial fragrances, and synthetic preservatives, which can irritate the skin, causing redness, dryness, or even breakouts. This is where natural skincare shines—natural ingredients tend to be gentler and more nourishing for sensitive skin.
Natural products are typically free from harsh chemicals, relying instead on plant-based ingredients and oils. Ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, and aloe vera are known for their soothing and hydrating properties.
Choosing natural skincare can help avoid irritation and ensure your skin remains balanced, hydrated, and healthy.
Kickstart your day with a simple yet effective skincare routine designed to cleanse, hydrate, and protect your skin without causing irritation.
The first step in any skincare routine is cleansing. For sensitive skin, it's important to use the best natural facial cleanser to avoid stripping the skin of its natural oils. Opt for a gentle cleanser that is free from fragrance or sulphates, and contain gentle but powerful natural active ingredients.
We recommend Napiers Rowan Brightening Cleanser. This lightly foaming gel cleanser is free from SLS or harsh surfactants, providing a soothing non-irritating cleanse. Rowan berries are naturally high in vitamin C, offering brightening and protective properties. Complemented with heather, sea buckthorn and witch hazel, this formula is rich in antioxidants which protect the skin from environmental stressors and free radicals.
After cleansing, apply a hydrating natural toner. Floral waters are an excellent option.
We recommend Napiers Rose Floral Water. Rose floral water is an excellent option for sensitive skin due to its soothing, anti-inflammatory, and hydrating properties. It helps to calm irritation, reduce redness, and balance the skin's pH, making it ideal for those prone to sensitivity. Rich in antioxidants, rose water also provides gentle hydration and protection without clogging pores or causing further irritation, leaving the skin feeling refreshed and revitalised.
To lock in moisture and keep your skin hydrated throughout the day, apply a natural face cream made from gentle ingredients like shea butter and coconut oil. Shea butter for skin is particularly beneficial for its anti-inflammatory and healing properties, which can calm sensitive skin and help prevent redness or irritation.
We recommend Napiers Rowan Moisture Formula, which is is deeply moisturising and suitable for the most sensitive of skins. The formula is free from parabens sulphates and phthalates, as well as artificial fragrance. Rowan berries are naturally high in vitamin C, offering brightening and protective properties. Macadamia oil and shea butter deeply hydrate the skin without irritation.
Sunscreen is a must in every skincare routine, especially for sensitive skin. Opt for a mineral-based sunscreen (like zinc oxide or titanium dioxide) to avoid irritation from chemical sunscreens. This provides broad-spectrum protection without triggering sensitivity.
Your evening skincare routine focuses on deep cleansing, nourishment, and repair while your skin rejuvenates overnight.
A double cleanse with your gentle cleanser to remove dirt and impurities.
Once or twice a week, incorporate a natural facial mask into your routine for a deeper cleanse and nourishment. Masks made with ingredients like kaolin clay or honey help to draw out impurities while soothing the skin.
We recommend Napiers Mother of all Silver Miracle Mask, which protects and refines the natural skin barrier, draws out impurities and soothes to reduce inflammation. Containing kaolin clay as well as colloidal silver which is naturally antimicrobial, and calendula and chamomile which are naturally soothing and help to hydrate skin.
After cleansing, apply the best natural face oil suitable for sensitive skin. Oils such as jojoba, peach kernel, argan, or rosehip oil can deeply hydrate without clogging pores or causing irritation. These oils are packed with antioxidants and essential fatty acids, which help protect the skin barrier.
We recommend Napiers Age Defiance Lightening Oil Serum. A potent blend of natural oils and extracts designed to brighten and even out your skin tone. Rich in antioxidants like Vitamin E and liquorice root extract, this oil helps reduce dark spots and hyperpigmentation while nourishing the skin.
Chamomile and chickweed extracts soothe and calm irritation, making it ideal for sensitive skin. The inclusion of argan and jojoba oils deeply moisturises, improving skin texture and elasticity.
At night, your skin is in repair mode, so using a rich, hydrating night cream or oil is crucial. Look for a product containing shea butter or macadamia oil to deeply moisturise and repair your skin overnight. These ingredients are rich in vitamins C, E, and fatty acids, which can help reduce redness and promote skin regeneration.
Napiers Rowan Moisture Formula is an excellent choice for your night time routine, because it is rich in shea and macadamia oil, as well as ceramides and vitamin B5 for hydration, and is rich in vitamin C
For those with sensitive skin, natural skincare is the best choice to avoid irritation and keep your skin healthy and balanced. By using products with soothing ingredients like shea butter, aloe vera, and natural oils, you can create a morning and evening routine that nourishes and protects your skin. Whether you're cleansing, moisturising, or applying a natural facial mask, keeping your skincare routine simple and gentle is key to achieving glowing, irritation-free skin.
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