Ally Broughton - BSc(Hons) MNIMH
Ally originally graduated with a degree in Nutrition and Physiology in 1988, after which she became interested in, and went on to study, herbal medicine. She qualified from the School of Phytotherapy, Sussex in 1995, and whilst studying worked in the dispensary at Napiers, joining the Clinic as a practitioner on qualifying. Ally has a strong interest and involvement with current research into herbal medicine and is the Director of Research for the National Institute of Medical Herbalists. Ally also teaches on the BSc degree course at the Scottish School of Herbal Medicine, Glasgow, and runs a student training clinic for Napier University, at Napiers Clinic, Hamilton Place branch. Approach to Treatment Ally feels that it is very important to look at individual health and to devise a treatment plan that is unique to that person. She has experience in treating a wide range of conditions and will explore underlying health issues, including lifestyle, emotional well-being and nutrition. Through her experience, Ally has developed a special interest in women's health issues including the menopause, hormonal imbalances, and fertility. She is now running a specialised Women's Health Clinic, at Napiers, Bristo Place. Ally's work in research has enhanced her understanding of the medicinal properties of plants and current medical thinking, bringing together a wealth of traditional plant medicine knowledge with advances in modern scientific research. Please call the Napiers Bristo Place clinic on 0131 225 5542 to book an appointment or for more information. www.napiers.net |