This fun, interactive course for carers and babies is taking place on June 20th and 27th and July 4th at 3pm. Baby Reflexology is a wonderful way to enhance bonding between parent/caregiver and babies from new-borns to 8 months and encourage relaxation and sleep. Classes are run over 3 weekly 45mins sessions, divided into topics that are key for baby’s development. Over the three weeks you will learn how to ease common ailments such as: - Colic - Constipation - Coughs and colds - Teething pains - Restlessness or poor sleep

Starting on Wednesday 23rd October. Use the code DREAMS at checkout to get the early-bird rate of £197 before the 23rd October. Wellbeing coach, Matt Farr, guides you towards a sound night of better quality rest and recuperation on his ground-breaking course for those struggling with insomnia, busy minds, anxiety, time management, stress and other sleep inhibitors. 

Starting on Wednesday 23rd October. Use the code DREAMS at checkout to get the early-bird rate of £147 before the 23rd October.Via a live feed to TruthPie London Bridge, wellbeing coach, Matt Farr, guides you towards a sound night of better quality rest and recuperation on his ground-breaking course for those struggling with insomnia, busy minds, anxiety, time management, stress and other sleep inhibitors. 

For new clients only.This is a full Tibetan Medical consultation including pulse, urine, and tongue evaluation, and a personalized therapy plan including nutritional and herbal guidance, healing yoga and meditation, and gentle external therapies. Discover your unique psycho-physiological constitution, and learn how to best support your body in healing and maintaining health.Erik Jampa Andersson is a practitioner and teacher of Traditional Tibetan Medicine, an ancient and comprehensive Himalayan healing modality. He is one of the few westerners to have completed comprehensive theoretical and practical training in Sowa Rigpa (the Himalayan Science of Healing), including five years of study with the Shang Shung Institute and six months of clinical internship in Kathmandu. He has maintained clinical practices in Los Angeles, Colorado, and London, offering traditional healing support for diverse clients with a wide range of conditions. ​In addition to his work as a Tibetan Medicine practitioner, Erik Jampa is a longterm practitioner and teacher of Tibetan Buddhism, specializing in the nonsectarian Yuthok Nyingthik lineage. This 12th century “sister lineage” to the Tibetan Medical tradition offers traditional tantric Buddhist meditation techniques with a distinctly scientific orientation, perfect for modern practitioners and seekers. Erik is also a senior ritual arts specialist in the Tara Mandala community, with which he has studied for 15 years.

For return clients only.Tibetan Medical check-up including pulse, urine, and tongue evaluation, and review of therapy plan including adjustments/refills of herbal formulas and nutritional augmentations. Healing meditation, yoga, and simple external therapies may be employed, depending on the client’s needs and preferences. It is recommended that new clients attend at least two follow-up appointments following their New Client Consultation, in order to ensure therapeutic efficacy.Erik Jampa Andersson is a practitioner and teacher of Traditional Tibetan Medicine, an ancient and comprehensive Himalayan healing modality. He is one of the few westerners to have completed comprehensive theoretical and practical training in Sowa Rigpa (the Himalayan Science of Healing), including five years of study with the Shang Shung Institute and six months of clinical internship in Kathmandu. He has maintained clinical practices in Los Angeles, Colorado, and London, offering traditional healing support for diverse clients with a wide range of conditions. ​In addition to his work as a Tibetan Medicine practitioner, Erik Jampa is a longterm practitioner and teacher of Tibetan Buddhism, specializing in the nonsectarian Yuthok Nyingthik lineage. This 12th century “sister lineage” to the Tibetan Medical tradition offers traditional tantric Buddhist meditation techniques with a distinctly scientific orientation, perfect for modern practitioners and seekers. Erik is also a senior ritual arts specialist in the Tara Mandala community, with which he has studied for 15 years.

For return clients only- only if arranged through consultation.Erik Jampa Andersson is a practitioner and teacher of Traditional Tibetan Medicine, an ancient and comprehensive Himalayan healing modality. He is one of the few westerners to have completed comprehensive theoretical and practical training in Sowa Rigpa (the Himalayan Science of Healing), including five years of study with the Shang Shung Institute and six months of clinical internship in Kathmandu. He has maintained clinical practices in Los Angeles, Colorado, and London, offering traditional healing support for diverse clients with a wide range of conditions. ​In addition to his work as a Tibetan Medicine practitioner, Erik Jampa is a longterm practitioner and teacher of Tibetan Buddhism, specializing in the nonsectarian Yuthok Nyingthik lineage. This 12th century “sister lineage” to the Tibetan Medical tradition offers traditional tantric Buddhist meditation techniques with a distinctly scientific orientation, perfect for modern practitioners and seekers. Erik is also a senior ritual arts specialist in the Tara Mandala community, with which he has studied for 15 years.

2hr Online session.“A physician without a knowledge of Astrology has no right to call himself a physician.”-Hippocrates​Astrology, the study of the elements, cycles of time, and the positions of celestial bodies, holds a degree of importance in Traditional Medicine akin to the machines and computers relied upon in contemporary biomedicine. The sophistication of ancient astrology has been largely forgotten in the modern age. Most mainstream exposure to astrology exists via newspaper horoscopes or the zodiac placemats at Chinese restaurants, so a real grounded understanding and appreciation for the field is difficult to cultivate in mainstream scientific culture. But for more than 5,000 years, many (if not most) cultures across the globe have placed a rather extreme level of importance on the positions of astral bodies and the seasonal transformations of the planet's elements. These observation were instrumental in bringing the ancient divine archetypes into everyday life, infusing one's existence with an overlay of big-picture mythos and universal psychological themes. Most importantly, it sought to measure the primordial elements in one's given environment or time - an endeavor that many have deemed largely successful. ​The fundamental principle underlying all forms of Astrology is an interconnectedness between the outer world and the inner world. As the Hermetic tradition states, “That which is Below corresponds to that which is Above, and that which is Above corresponds to that which is Below….” This macro/microcosm worldview is shared in both theistic and non-theistic traditions, and is in fact directly observable in the most fundamental scientific observations of our biology in relation to the cosmos, or in the universality of certain divine proportions (i.e. Phi, the Golden Ratio). A monotheistic approach to Astrology usually features a creator God that designs the universe in his/her image, with echoes of divinity from the smallest atoms to the most colossal galaxies. It was in this spirit that much of the British Royalty employed court Astrologers (like John Dee – mathematician, astronomer, astrologer, and adviser to Queen Elizabeth I). There are also plenty of non-theistic approaches and interpretations of astrology, which identify natural patterns that spontaneously emerge in experiential phenomena, an observable effect arising from a previous cause. Buddhist astrological traditions favors the latter explanation, understanding that astrology is essentially a method of evaluating overarching environmental dynamics and energies, and the way that they interact with one’s existing karmic trajectory. .Erik Jampa Andersson is a practitioner and teacher of Traditional Tibetan Medicine, an ancient and comprehensive Himalayan healing modality. He is one of the few westerners to have completed comprehensive theoretical and practical training in Sowa Rigpa (the Himalayan Science of Healing), including five years of study with the Shang Shung Institute and six months of clinical internship in Kathmandu. He has maintained clinical practices in Los Angeles, Colorado, and London, offering traditional healing support for diverse clients with a wide range of conditions. ​In addition to his work as a Tibetan Medicine practitioner, Erik Jampa is a longterm practitioner and teacher of Tibetan Buddhism, specializing in the nonsectarian Yuthok Nyingthik lineage. This 12th century “sister lineage” to the Tibetan Medical tradition offers traditional tantric Buddhist meditation techniques with a distinctly scientific orientation, perfect for modern practitioners and seekers. Erik is also a senior ritual arts specialist in the Tara Mandala community, with which he has studied for 15 years.

Trish has been involved in many fields of psychology since studying Criminology and Applied Psychology at University. During her studies, Trish became interested in mental health and forensic psychology, in which she spent 6 years working with people who had been given a diagnosis within the mental health system.​Whilst working on her Masters in psychotherapy and counselling, she worked in bereavement on a one-to-one basis and also in developing & facilitating group support for people affected by loss. ​Much of Trish's experiencing comes from working privately within a local London charity; where she provides support and counselling to young people experiencing difficulties. She offers her services at affordable rates at TruthPie's London Bridge venue, as well as online. ​Trish continues her skill development via ongoing advanced practitioner programs and further study but attributes much of her knowledge to those she works with, who have helped her to develop and learn.