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Gordon Soutar is an Edinburgh based therapist who offers a range of complementary therapies
in Scotland. Therapies include SourceSTAR energy healing (akin to Reiki), Meridian energy therapies
such as
Emotional Freedom Technique and EmoTrance, Indian Head Massage
and Hopi Ear Candles.
Much of his work is done in the comfort of
a client’s own surroundings during home visits that carry little
or no additional charge, depending on location. Although based
in Edinburgh, Gordon travels to Glasgow, Dundee, etc.
Gordon is also involved in charitable work and offers therapies
weekly on a voluntary basis to service users, volunteers and
employees of
Waverley Care.
Although specialising in various types of energy healing including energy psychology and channelled healing, Gordon Soutar is experienced and proficient in a range of complementary therapies that
promote healing and could help you
effectively overcome the following difficulties:
● Stress, tension, anxiety, fear, phobia, panic, trauma;
● Lack of self confidence and worth, exam nerves, ADHD;
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Negative habits, addictions, obsession, depression;
● Relationship problems, frustration, anger, grief, loss;
● Lack of energy, energy imbalance, insomnia, confusion;
● Muscular tension, headache, earache, sinus problems;
and could help you with/by:
● pain / anger management, symptoms /side effects of drugs;
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promoting relaxation and feelings of general wellbeing;
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assisting you find clarity and encouraging a positive outlook.
For more information on our complementary therapies offered, please click on
the appropriate buttons.
Complementary Medicine is based largely on age old knowledge and
medical practices that have evolved to include many different
natural techniques for treating physical, psychological and
emotional illness. It does this most often by the holistic
treatment of a person’s energy systems, rather than a physical
symptom.
A complementary therapy is often used alongside regular medicine
and, although a therapist will not usually claim to cure what
are strictly physical illnesses, in such circumstances they may
often assist people feel better and more able to cope.
Many complementary therapies concentrate on relaxation and stress
reduction, helping calm emotions, relieve anxiety and
increase a person’s sense of well being and health.
Others enable the individual to overcome trauma, fear, phobia,
panic, etc., thus giving them increased control and freedom in
their lives.
Increasing interest and research into the
possibility that positive emotions can benefit your health and
aid ability to cope with illness has led to the field of
complementary therapy and holistic medicine becoming an
increasingly accepted feature of general healthcare.
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