Much of our work takes place at therapy centres in Exeter and Totnes. Please contact us direct for bookings.

If you are unable to leave home, or would find access to our centres challenging, call us to discuss alternatives - distance healing, telephone counselling, or perhaps visiting your address.

Exeter healing or counselling takes place at The Exeter Natural Health Centre, only a few minutes walk from Exeter Central train station. It's a well established centre, set in a beautiful period building, with spacious and welcoming rooms.

Address: 83-84 Queen Street, Exeter EX4 3RP

Directions: Travelling down Queen Street from Central Station, come to the shopping centre on your right with WH Smith clearly visible. Cafe Nero is on your left - just before this cafe, there's an alleyway through to Gandy Street. The steps to the Centre are on your right as you go through here. Once inside the building climb the stairs - reception is down a hallway to the left at the top of the stairs.

Car parking: there are various city centre car parks, as well as the park and ride system - full Exeter car park info is on the council website.

Disability access: to reach our rooms, there are two quite long flights of stairs to climb. There isn't a lift installed.

Our Totnes sessions take place at The Arcturus Clinic in the town centre. This is a peaceful setting above the Arctrus Bookshop - an excellent place to settle before your session and afterwards, with many books on healing and self-development.

Address: 47 Fore Street, Totnes, Devon TQ9 5NJ

Directions: the Centre is on the corner of Fore Street and Station Road, set back slightly from the street with a small square in front of it. Fore Street is one way, going from the river to the Centre, which can be found on the right when travelling in that direction, opposite the fudge shop. When the bookshop is open, access is through here, otherwise its through a side door reached by walking a few metres down Station Road.

Car parking: parking is sometimes possible in the on-street space all along Fore Street. There are also car parks close to the castle, the Civic Centre, as well as others slightly further away. The council info on Totnes car parks may be helpful.

Disability access: there is a quite narrow winding staircase up to the first floor, where one therapy room and a waiting area for that room is available, then a further flight up to reception and other rooms. There isn't a lift.