Malik Khan BA (Hons), DHMS, RHMP, FBIH
Malik is a fellow of the British Institute of Homoeopathy
Malik qualified as a Homoeopath in 1990 and has worked with Multicultural Communities both privately as well as with the NHS (GP's Surgeries) for over a decade. He has also worked with the Chelsea Sports Centre.
Malik has been lecturing on the efficacy of Homoeopathy across the Country and overseas.
He qualified as a Reflexologist, Aromatherapist and as a Body Massage therapist in 1989 and has practised since then. He has attended courses on the Psychology of Abnormal Behaviour at the Kensington and Chelsea College.
He is a fifth generation homoeopath involved with research and the practice of Complementary Medicines. He also inherited the Art of Diagnosis by pulse responses, which he uses for his patients. Malik also organises telephone consultations across the United States of America and Europe.
He is a fellow of the British Institute of Homoeopathy, and is a full member of the Guild of Complementary Practitioners (a professional association of qualified practitioners of Complementary Medicine).
Reflexology, also known as "zone therapy", is a complementary therapy, holistic-in-approach, a simple science and is a safe and highly effective way of treating the body without the use of drugs or surgery.
There are corresponding reflexes on the foot for every part of the body and by massaging these reflex points, it is hoped that the body's self-healing process is encouraged.
The massage treatment involved in reflexology is effective in countering the effects of stress and tension; it can be so relaxing that people have been known to fall asleep during the treatment!
