Colleges   Complementary Therapies

Angelgate
Foundation for Complementary Therapies

Aromatherapy - Champissage (Indian Head Massage) - 
Metamorphic Technique - Nutritional Advice - Reflexology - 
Reiki Energy Renewal - Spinal Touch Treatment - Therapeutic Massage

Professional training, fully accredited with

• International Examinations Board 

• International Federation of Reflexologists

• Aromatherapy Organisations Council

• Association of Light Touch Therapists

A range of therapies available at the St Leonards Centre.

Why Choose Us?  The range and flexibility of our courses is very attractive. You can choose which level and type of course to start from - progression is a viable option. Tutors are highly qualified and experienced at making learning enjoyable. The environment is friendly and caring, supporting your progress.

Bridging courses can be individually tailored for students who are qualified in other therapies, or who have some training and wish to start a new career or upgrade qualifications (e.g. NVQ, VAI) to recognised professional standards.
Independent assessment monitors the standard of training and you can gain nationally recognised qualifications.

There are libraries in-house at both the Kent and Sussex venues with plenty of free parking. The Seekers Trust accommodation is especially beautiful. Addington was the centre of an important megolithic landscape temple.

Who is training for? Any adult with an interest in people and health. No previous training or experience is necessary and you will gain professional skills and status.

You could also benefit if you are already working in the caring profession - health care and complementary therapy - because you can enhance your qualifications.

New courses click here

For treatments or training in Sussex, Contact:

Gill Ayres MA, MIFA, MIFR
6 Combermere Road
St Leonards on Sea
East Sussex
TN38 0RR
Tel/Fax. 01424 430 001
Email. lightouch@callnetuk.com

For training in Kent, Contact:
John Coppin
Tel. 01732 845133

British Complementary Medicine Association Recognised Centre

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