Re: Midwives practising herbal medicine???

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Hello ,Wrong continent I know, but Aviva Romm, president of the American Herbalists Guild, was a midwife before becoming a herbalist and is now a Harvard trained MD. She has written a book on herbal medicine for women (sorry, cannot remember title) and used to run a (correspondence?) course on women's herbal medicine.

best wishes,Guy Waddell

 

Greetings all,I have had an enquiry from a student of midwifery in Wales wanting to make contact with any current or ex-midwives now practising HM. The student wants to incorporate HM, possibly to train and qualify, and would like to discuss the professional use of herbal drugs with experienced midwives.

And suggestions? Please contact me off list if you can help or can suggest midwifery colleagues who might.Thanks RobbinsMedical Herbalist

Ross-on-Wye

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" Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it "          M Ghandi

[Guest guest]

Not exactly what you asked for but herbalist Rayment http://www.welcomeworldcafe.com has taught midwives wanting to learn about herbal medicine and has lots of connections in that field. She might be able to help.

best wishes

 

Greetings all,I have had an enquiry from a student of midwifery in Wales wanting to make contact with any current or ex-midwives now practising HM. The student wants to incorporate HM, possibly to train and qualify, and would like to discuss the professional use of herbal drugs with experienced midwives.

And suggestions? Please contact me off list if you can help or can suggest midwifery colleagues who might.Thanks RobbinsMedical Herbalist

Ross-on-Wye

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" Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it "          M Ghandi

-- Herbert Herbalist and allergy therapist15 Queens StSpooner RowNorfolk NR18 9JU01953 603056www.christineherbert.co.uk

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This woman is based in Norfolk and was practising a few years ago (as midwive and herbalist). The link below has not been updated since 2007 - but contact details may remain the same. Ingrid http://www.naturalbloom.com/practitioners/listing-555/ To: ukherbal-list Sent: Tuesday, 17 April 2012, 14:58 Subject: Re: Midwives practising herbal medicine???

Hello ,Wrong continent I know, but Aviva Romm, president of the American Herbalists Guild, was a midwife before becoming a herbalist and is now a Harvard trained MD. She has written a book on herbal medicine for women (sorry, cannot remember title) and used to run a (correspondence?) course on women's herbal medicine.

best wishes,Guy Waddell

Greetings all,I have had an enquiry from a student of midwifery in Wales wanting to make contact with any current or ex-midwives now practising HM. The student wants to incorporate HM, possibly to train and qualify, and would like to discuss the professional use of herbal drugs with experienced midwives.

And suggestions? Please contact me off list if you can help or can suggest midwifery colleagues who might.Thanks RobbinsMedical Herbalist

Ross-on-Wye

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"Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it" M Ghandi

[Guest guest]

Aviva Romm's new textbook on HM for Women will be a must for her. A. was a practising midwife and herbalist before becoming an MD last year. J Fidler, MCPP, (RH) AHGHerbalist To: ukherbal-list Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2012 9:17 AM Subject: Midwives

practising herbal medicine???

Greetings all,I have had an enquiry from a student of midwifery in Wales wanting to make contact with any current or ex-midwives now practising HM. The student wants to incorporate HM, possibly to train and qualify, and would like to discuss the professional use of herbal drugs with experienced midwives.And suggestions? Please contact me off list if you can help or can suggest midwifery colleagues who might.Thanks RobbinsMedical HerbalistRoss-on-Wye

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------"Almost anything you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it" M Ghandi

[Guest guest]

I can

recommend getting in touch with Tiran who is an experienced midwife and

lecturer and now combines this with complimentary therapies.

has

set up a company called Expectancy that offers complimentary therapies to pregnant

ladies as well as offering teaching courses to various Drs, Dolahs, Midwifes,

and other therapists on the use of various therapies in pregnancy. I went on a

course a while ago which was excellent, although it did concentrate mainly on

reflexology and homeopathy and just touched on herbs.

The web

address is www.expectancy.co.uk

Ginny Kemp

BMedSc (Hons) BSc (Hons) MNIMH MCPP

Registered

Herbal Practitioner.

Hydes Herbal

Clinic

68 London

Road

Leicester

LE2 0QD

Tel: 0116

2543178

www.Hydesherbalclinic.co.uk

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[Guest guest]

Hello

Helen Stapleton in Sheffield (I think) is an independent midwife and used to be

a NIMH member (think she's retired as a herbalist).

also we have number of health visitors on this form - e.g. Alison Morton.

Therese Hickland - I know she's health visitor and SRN but have a feeling she

may be a midwife as well.

Then if you go to Ireland, you'll find Carole Guyett - not a midwife but as a

herbalist specialises in treating pregnant women/families.

best wishes