Useful organisations for complementary medicine
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1. Aromatherapy Consortium
An emerging regulatory body, The Consortium give advice to the public on training in Aromatherapy …last reviewed: 27.03.2003
2. Association of Reflexologists
Can provide a register of qualified practitioners and a wide range of information about reflexology.last reviewed: 27.03.2003
3. British Acupuncture Council
Represents and governs professional acupuncturists in all aspects of their work.last reviewed: 27.03.2003
4. British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT)
Provides free training information.last reviewed: 27.03.2003
5. British Herbal Medicine Association (BHMA)
Aims to protect the interests of users, practitioners, manufacturers of herbal medicine.last reviewed: 27.03.2003
6. British Holistic Medical Association (BHMA)
Information service (SAE please), self help tapes.last reviewed: 27.03.2003
7. British Homeopathic Association (BHA)
Provides a list of medically qualified homeopathic practitioners, all of whom are members of the …last reviewed: 27.03.2003
8. British Medical Acupuncture Society (BMAS)
Promotes use and scientific understanding of acupuncture as part of the practice of medicine.last reviewed: 27.03.2003
9. British Society for Music Therapy (BSMT)
Information service on music therapy, including training as a music therapist.last reviewed: 27.03.2003
10. British Wheel of Yoga (BWY)
Lists regional organisations throughout the UK.last reviewed: 27.03.2003
